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Omaha teen who terrorized women at Memorial Park receives safety plan

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The crime shook an Omaha neighborhood. A 13-year-old terrorizing two women, threatening the life of one of them with a knife as he raped her in Memorial Park. That happened two years ago this month. In this exclusive story -- First Alert 6 investigates where the...
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After five months, Omaha woman’s cremated ashes lost in the mail have been found

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Loved ones grieving over the death of an Omaha woman got another shock earlier this year when the cremated remains went missing in the mail. Now, half a year later, comes a welcome surprise. For more than five months, Ron Westphalen rode an emotional rollercoaster since...
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Douglas County Celebrates Northrop Grumman’s New Highfield Integration Facility, Bolstering Local Aerospace Industry

Douglas County's aerospace sphere just got a serious boost. On Monday, June 23, the ribbon cutting for Northrop Grumman's brand-new Highfield Integration Facility took place, with county reps and corporate brass marking the occasion. Commissioner Abe Laydon was there to celebrate what he deemed a "milestone moment"...
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$20 Million business district planned for North 24th Street

A $20M project will bring businesses, housing, and a farmers market to North 24th Street—part of a plan to revitalize North Omaha and support community growth.
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City of Omaha to conduct new walkability study on pedestrian safety in Little Bohemia

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - There’s a new effort to improve your safety in Little Bohemia. A new walkability study is being considered along the S 13th Street corridor. It aims to update a study done in 2018 that improved pedestrian safety in the area. City leaders told First Alert...
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Douglas County sees significant drop in traffic accidents and fatalities in 2025

OMAHA, Neb — The Douglas County Sheriff's Office Community Action Team (DCSO CAT) and Road Patrol have reported a substantial decrease in traffic-related incidents for the first half of 2025. Compared to the same period in 2024, personal injury accidents have dropped by 34%, while traffic fatalities have seen a...
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Superior man found guilty of murdering mother of his child

Man arrested in connection to kidnapping of 1-year-old in Omaha appears in court. A man accused of kidnapping a 1-year-old child in Omaha made his first appearance in court Tuesday. 11th Annual Blood Drive to honor Alexis Calfee. Updated: 4 hours ago. 11th Annual Blood Drive to honor Alexis Calfee.
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Join us for Heartland Pride

From Sinai to Stonewall, we’re proud one and all. Join us for Heartland Pride 2025 on July 12, 2025! Whether you want to walk, watch, or share in Shabbat service and breakfast (or all three!), please join us to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ community in Omaha and beyond. Register today to receive important updates regarding...
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FIREWORK SAFETY: Nebraska Med eye doctor and family give out free safety glasses this...

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — A Nebraska Med ophthalmologist and his family started the nonprofit 'Eye on July' after seeing too many people, especially kids, come to the hospital around the Fourth with fireworks injuries. Dr. Rao Chundury, a Nebraska Medicine ophthalmologist, says his whole department and other local eye...
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South Omaha businesses feel impact of ICE raids weeks later

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The South Omaha community is still feeling the aftermath, weeks after an ICE raid took place at Glen Valley Foods. ICE agents said they detained 76 and claimed more than 100 identity theft victims were connected to employees at the plant. It’s leaving an impact on...

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