Person hospitalized after being hit by car in South Omaha
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - One person was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car early Sunday morning. The incident happened near 33rd and L streets around 3:15 a.m. Omaha police said witnesses flagged them down at a gas station and showed them video of someone being hit.
Nebraska-Iowa Weather Alert: Thunderstorms Return Oct 27-28
Thunderstorm chances return Tuesday night, with additional rounds possible through Halloween.
Omaha Black men vote together on National Black Men Vote Day
Black men across Omaha voted together on National Black Men Vote Day, saying affordability, healthcare and housing affect their whole community.
A Nebraska father asked for DHHS records — then got a $976,264 bill, and...
DHHS said Safranek's original request would require 26,017.5 hours of work by three employees.
Quite the spread in temperatures across the state; scattered showers continue to streak across...
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Wet weather will remain a part of the forecast, especially across western and central areas of Nebraska Sunday and into Monday. The best chances stay focused on areas northwest of Lincoln and Omaha. Sunday into Monday: Rain Chances Highest Northwest of Southeast Nebraska. Sunday: Most of...
Nebraska Winter Weather: Omaha’s 4.3 Inches of November Snow a Reminder
November 2025 brought a 62-degree temperature range, freezing nights and 4.3 inches of snow.
Council Bluffs Shooting Leaves 21-Year-Old Woman Seriously Injured; Suspect Identified
Council Bluffs police said a 21-year-old woman was seriously injured in a shooting Friday evening at Featherstone Apartments. Investigators said a suspect had been identified but not arrested as of Saturday morning. Originally published by Iowa Pulse . For more verified Iowa news and real-time updates, follow Iowa Pulse.
Omaha, Nebraska Has Been Ranked Safest American City for Trick-or-Treating in 2026 Per New...
You might be surprised by the result of this report.
A Nebraska father asked for DHHS records — then got a $976,264 bill, and...
Curt Safranek, an Omaha father seeking answers about how Nebraska funds care for families with disabilities, says the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services answered his public records request with an eye-popping estimate: $976,263.77. The agency also projected the records wouldn't be ready until Sept. 29, 2076, when Safranek...
North Omaha community baby shower reminds moms they’re not alone
A North Omaha community baby shower connects mothers with resources, self-care and support this weekend. Here's what to know.

















