Jessika Eidson

Last month, several families had to leave their homes with just a few hours’ notice when the city deemed their apartment building unlivable. Now they’re demanding the landlord pay for their lost money and lost peace.

One employee of an Omaha-based company has been fired following an incident at Eppley Airfield. The Omaha Airport Authority police and Delta Airlines say that on Monday night, Delta 5593 flight from Omaha to New York, had to return to its gate because of unruly passengers.

First responders say in recent weeks, they’ve seen an uptick in overdose calls, and they’re not sure what the cause is.

Omicron may be shown to be less severe for most, with 50% to 80% lower rates of hospitalization. But because the variant is so contagious, the people who are high-risk are more likely to get seriously sick, according to Dr. James Lawler, an infectious disease expert with Nebraska Medicine.

On Saturday, Omaha was hit by its first winter storm of the year, putting the city’s homeless population at risk of severe injury or even death. Volunteers and shelters did what they could to help.

The soldiers landed at Eppley Airfield throughout the day on Thursday, with their families eagerly waiting to welcome them home.

Even in the best years, holiday gatherings can bring on some stress and be difficult for those recovering from an addiction.

Today, Missouri Valley leaders buried a time capsule to be opened in 2071.

Deciding who will get the city’s recycling contract has been hanging over the city council’s heads for over a year, and now they suddenly have only one bid on the table. Councilmember Palermo says a business in his district and taxpayers are both getting an unfair deal.

The state of Nebraska’s foster care system has some community members concerned for the children in it. The Foster Care Review Office is sharing its insight.

On Friday night, Omaha’s hockey team, the Lancers, recognized Cpl. Daegan Page as their hometown hero.

The Missouri River and water levels were all part of a discussion in Nebraska City on Wednesday night.

In 2021, more people are talking about mental health, but high prices and long wait times are keeping some from getting the help they need.

Omaha’s first and only sober lounge offers a place to have some fun while finding support for those taking part in Sober October.

Last year, Westside High School had to downsize its homecoming celebration because of COVID-19. But this week, it’s back with all the school spirit and community support Westside has come to enjoy.

At the Omaha National Cemetery, they believe every veteran who is buried there is deserves to be remembered and honored for their service.