2 married couples from Honduras among 5 who drowned in a river in Ohio, authorities confirm
Five people died in the Scioto River in Ohio after attempting to rescue someone who was struggling to swim on Sunday.
R. James Woolsey, CIA director during the Clinton administration, dies at 84
R. James Woolsey, CIA director during the Clinton administration, dies at 84
‘Make homes more affordable’: State, city leaders look to federal program to help spur affordable housing
State and local Nebraska leaders are looking to a revamped federal program to bolster struggling communities, increase affordable housing and support economic development.
Same pothole repair goal, decrease in Pavement Maintenance Program funding in proposed Omaha budget
Omaha’s 2027 budget proposal lists the same pothole repair time goal as 2025 and 2026. KETV is looking into the details of Public Works Department funding.
What to know about testosterone replacement as Pete Hegseth pursues a ‘High-T Department of War’
What to know about testosterone replacement as Pete Hegseth pursues a ‘High-T Department of War’
Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s widow sues his mother over trust fund dispute
A lawsuit filed one year after Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death says his widow is owed more than $1.2 million from the actor’s trust and other promised payments.
‘Gave his life helping someone’: Arkansas police officer died saving fiancée hours after proposing
Officer Fred Marsh’s fiancée survived after he helped her reach safety in Missouri’s Elk River. Her mother says the 24-year-old will be remembered for his courage, compassion and devotion to others.
Experimental pancreatic cancer drug now available in Nebraska
There’s a new experimental pancreatic cancer drug in the spotlight, with patients like former Nebraska U.S. Senator Ben Sasse helping it gain traction nationally.
Big Red Zone Expert breaks down ‘most complete roster’ Coach Rhule has had in his time in Lincoln
Talking season in college football is in full swing, and a common talking point surrounding Nebraska is the roster. Damon Benning with Husker Radio Network breaks it down.
Millard West alum, NFL star Harrison Phillips hosts back-to-school event, giving back to his ‘playmakers’
NFL player and Millard West alum Harrison Phillips partnered with the Salvation Army and KETV to distribute school supplies to more than 180 children before heading to Jets training camp.