High-rise in Manhattan to be stabilized after columns buckle, forcing evacuations
An under-construction high-rise in Manhattan was still unstable after buckling columns and sagging floors raised fears of a collapse.
Dodge County Sheriff Weitzel’s employment status unclear after wire fraud guilty plea
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors is set to consider acting on “legal matters regarding personnel” on Wednesday. Sheriff Dustin Weitzel pleaded guilty to wire fraud and agreed to never work in law enforcement again, according to a DOJ announcement. The sheriff has yet to surrender his law enforcement certificate.
Man sues DHS after agents tracked him down for sending a scathing email to ICE
An upstate New York resident sued ICE for sending federal officers to his house with a warning over an email he sent to the agency’s one-time head.
Omaha Community Playhouse announces new executive director
Omaha Community Playhouse nominates Kevin Johnson-Sather as its executive director
Commission accepts evidence into record in Douglas County Sheriff’s Office’s firing of deputy
The Douglas County Merit Commission has accepted evidence into the record for the termination of a deputy Tuesday morning.
Trump says stock market drove his 2025 income gains, but the majority came from crypto
The White House did not dispute PolitiFact’s calculations of the disclosure form’s figures.
What is cyclosporiasis and how can you avoid catching the GI illness?
What is cyclosporiasis and how can you avoid catching the GI illness?
Just a bit hot this evening near Omaha, but staying dry
Just a bit hot this evening near Omaha
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office combines with multiple agencies in training to stop bitcoin fraud
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office partners with multiple agencies on how to prevent ATM bitcoin fraud in Nebraska
Family says former Dallas Cowboy Marshawn Kneeland had early-stage CTE
The family of former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland says Boston University found early stage CTE in his brain after his death at 24.