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Nebraska, neighbors Iowa and Missouri join state list tied to cyclosporiasis outbreak

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — Federal officials have added Nebraska to the growing list of states with residents who are part of a national outbreak tied to the parasite cyclospora that can cause lengthy gastrointestinal illness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that at least 92 Nebraska cases have […]

Gretna approves AT&T fiber installation, city sets up complaint process for residents

Read the full article on KMTV 3 AT&T and Forged Fiber 37 are expanding into new territory — This is the first time fiber service is coming to Gretna, part of a broader 11-state expansion outside AT&T’s traditional footprint. The city is getting ahead of potential problems — Pointing to complaints from Omaha homeowners during a separate […]

Omaha, Carlentini youth ‘crossed an ocean’ with art bolstering sister city bond

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner OMAHA — Jonathan Lopez stepped back to soak in the entirety of the binational, multifaceted mural he and other young students helped to paint across a gym wall at Pine Elementary in Omaha’s Little Italy neighborhood. Jonathan Lopez, 8, participates in an art exchange featuring students from Omaha […]

Ground void in Blackstone halts Omaha Streetcar construction near 38th and Farnam

Read the full article on KMTV 3 A void formed in June beneath Farnam Street and the building that hosted Brothers Lounge near 38th and Farnam in Blackstone The building’s owner blames streetcar construction for the void; the city says the cause is still under investigation Omaha Streetcar construction in that area of Blackstone has […]

Housing forum for South Omaha turns to immigration-related concerns

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner OMAHA — A South Omaha-focused forum hosted by a nonprofit housing agency drew about 80 people and provoked concerns ranging from a need for more “blue-collar” jobs, affordable houses versus apartments and local voices on public boards and in policy-making offices.    Volunteers go over blueprints for building an […]

Officials reject most signatures from conservative group seeking to reshape Lincoln elections

Read the full article on Nebraska Examiner LINCOLN — The Lancaster County Election Commission rejected more than 65% of the signatures on three petitions from a conservative group seeking to reshape Lincoln elections this November. However, supporters say they’ll restart signature gathering. Then-state Sen. Tony Fulton of Lincoln. (Courtesy of Unicameral Information Office) Lancaster County Election […]