Officials release update on campaign spending in Omaha mayoral race
When March’s storm knocked out power to thousands of OPPD customers, the Browns have a reason to remember the date and time. Researchers recommend having mental health responders available after a storm. 6 things you need to know on Tuesday, May 6. Updated: 8 hours ago. The latest with...
Emily’s First Alert 6 Forecast: Warm work week with slight rain chances
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - After a day of 70s and 80s on Monday, Tuesday will be a repeat! The sunshine will gradually make way for cloud cover Tuesday afternoon and evening as our mid week rain chances approach but the day is still very pleasant. Slight chances for light showers...
Fifty Years Since Devastating Omaha Tornado
(Omaha, NE) — Fifty years ago, an EF-4 tornado tore through Omaha, killing three people and leaving a trail of destruction across the metro area. The May 6, 1975 storm destroyed homes, businesses, and several Omaha landmarks. Forecasting technology today is not what it was 50 years ago, and...
Denied OPPD surge claim shocks Fort Calhoun couple
The latest campaign statements in Omaha's city elections were due Monday. BBB shares tips on how to avoid falling for a scam this Mother’s Day. Watch Anchor Jacqueline Fernandez live at the First Alert 6 Alert Center weekdays at noon. 6 things you need to know on Tuesday, May...
Northwest Omaha dispensary owners arrested after drug-related disturbances
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has arrested the owners of a local dispensary after a pair of disturbances tied to drug use. Ryan McCollum, 36, was booked Monday for possession with intent to distribute narcotics and Ross Plum, 34 was booked into the Pottawattamie County jail, a release states.
Former Broadcaster Recalls Covering Omaha’s 1975 Deadly Tornado
OMAHA–(KFOR May 6)–At one point, it was the costliest tornado in U.S. history in terms of property damage, that ripped through Omaha 50 years ago Tuesday that left a deep wound. Retired Omaha radio news anchor and reporter Bill Jensen covered the May 6, 1975 Omaha tornado and...
Brothers cross paths as bus drivers for Kearney, North Platte schools
OMAHA, Neb. (KOLN) - For three brothers, the Omaha Northwest High School track is like a family reunion. It’s the only school event where their paths cross as bus drivers for North Platte and Kearney schools. “We just enjoy sports,” said Alan Little, middle child. “And when we get...
Neighbors mark 50 years since the 1975 Omaha tornado, plus CB golf course future
Today marks 50 years since the 1975 tornado that left a trail of destruction through Omaha; neighbors marking the anniversary today. Plus, a big donation helps with renovations at Lynch Skate Park.
Signed Berkshire books raise $1.3M to help serve Omaha’s homeless population
Over $1.3 million was raised for the Stephen Center over the weekend after shareholders purchased signed books from Warren Buffett.
Iowa budget stalemate stalls progress on opioid settlement fund
They first met in the sixth grade. Omaha officials break ground on Saddle Creek project. The city broke ground on a multi-million dollar facelift along north Saddle Creek.
