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KMTV 3 News Now Omaha Latest Headlines | September 18, 10pm

Trooper Keith Bell of the Nebraska State Patrol says he's focused on recruitment of minorities. Bell's main goal is to recruit the NSP's first black woman.

Nebraska state trooper working to increase recruitment within department

KMTV 3 News Now Omaha Latest Headlines | September 24, 10pm

It wouldn’t have held any binding effect anyway, though. The resolution requested a consultant for a climate plan by the end of the year. The city's timeline is by early next year.

Stothert rejects city council's climate action plan resolution

The Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS) in Omaha is one of several dozen locations in the U.S. where recruits are thoroughly vetted before entering one of the branches of the armed forces.  These locations are part of the U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command (USMEPCOM) and the facility serves as the bridge between recruiting and training members in the U.S.

What is the Military Entrance and Processing Station in Omaha?

KMTV 3 News Now Omaha Latest Headlines | September 25, 9pm

For the last 86 years, Nebraska has had a non-partisan and one-house Legislature.  That's why Nebraska state senators do not have ‘R’s or ‘D’s next to their name. But a recent legislative plan from the Nebraska GOP aims to change that.

Nebraska GOP legislative plan includes making legislature a partisan body

To bring stronger internet in rural areas the USDA is sending more than $500 million in loans and grants to providers in 20 states including Nebraska and Iowa.

Rural farmers share struggles to access high-speed internet

Mark Goblowsky is a local Air Force veteran who is constantly inspired by his son, Josh, who was seriously injured in a car accident.

Mission: Service — Air Force veteran finds inspiration in son who suffered brain injury as a toddler

For the time in possibly ever, Husker fans will be able to sit back, grab a beer and watch Husker men’s and women’s basketball.  This comes after the University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved the two-year pilot project Friday that allows alcohol to be served at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln.  “Allowing people access in a responsible way, in a controlled environment, that’s one of the safest things we can do for our students and our communities,” said Tori Sims, student regent representing UNO.

Alcohol to be sold at Husker men's and women's basketball for the next 2 years

KMTV 3 News Now Omaha Latest Headlines | September 28, 7pm

For National Hispanic Heritage Month, two Spanish language teachers in Omaha have a goal: to build a bridge between their schools  — and they are doing it with snail mail.  Amanda Pritchard and Alli Fox go way back. They are friends from college who became teachers. Pritchard teaches AP Spanish at Marian High School and wanted to find a way to teach more conversation skills while Fox teaches Spanish speakers at Spring Lake Magnet.

Two Omaha educators build bridge between their schools through pen pal program

18-year-old Celeste Burgess is charged with abandoning a dead body, a felony, as well as concealing a death and false reporting. A trial date is set for January in Madison County.

Nebraska teen accused of illegally burying fetus appears in court