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Heat index is expected to reach triple digits

Forecasters said high temperatures in the 90s and high humidity will combine for a heat index, or feel-like temperature, around 105 degrees or slightly higher.

 

‘Honor Restored’ ceremony salutes first graduates of diversion program for veterans

The program gives military veterans charged with crimes a chance to avoid prison and turn their lives around by adhering to a strict regimen of keeping a job, staying clean of drug or alcohol abuse, passing rehabilitation classes, paying restitution…

 

Two will be named deputy chiefs; Omaha Police announce other promotions

Two Omaha police captains will be promoted Thursday, becoming part of the inner circle of Police Chief Todd Schmaderer.

 

Omaha couple killed in crash remembered for 'the many lives they touched,' including their 5 kids

Omahans Jennifer and Adam Penick, known for their involvement in the lives of their five children, died Monday in a head-on collision.

 

Medicaid payment changes could put equipment out of reach for disabled children, adults

A Medicaid managed care contractor's plans to cut payment rates for some medical equipment, starting Sunday, could jeopardize the availability of specialized equipment for children and adults with disabilities.

 

What to do with pop cans, plastic wrappers and other trash? Millard students turn it into art

The project was organized by Mick Manley, who runs a local nonprofit, We Can Make a Difference, that helps homeless people and finds other ways to assist the community.

 

Jane Raybould sharpens knives for Sen. Deb Fischer on ag trade, tariffs, Trump

From the gravel drive of a Nebraska farm Wednesday, Raybould said Fischer has been ineffective in protecting Nebraska agriculture from President Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions on trade.

 

Baby king penguin ready to make its debut at Omaha zoo

A 4-month-old king penguin hatched at the Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium this winter. After being raised by hand off-exhibit, the new chick is ready to make its debut.

 

MECA refuses to name other companies that bid to rename CenturyLink Center

The manager of the city-owned convention center said it's not subject to the state's public records laws.

 

With more rain in the forecast, officials are keeping an eye on a swollen Missouri River

Officials on both sides of the Missouri River are keeping one eye on the rising water and the other on the weekend weather forecast.

 

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