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The Omaha City Council voted on the replacement for the vacant District Four seat on Tuesday afternoon.

Omaha City Council fills vacancy in District 4

Sara Gotch, D.C. West Middle School's art teacher, received a $500 check from our partners at First Interstate Bank.

Pay it Forward: Valley art teacher surprised with $500 check for supplies

Less than a year after residents were removed by the city from Legacy Crossing apartments, some will move into the same buildings soon

Once condemned, Legacy Crossing apartments to reopen as Highpoint

Alzheimer's disease is impacting millions of Americans, whether you are fighting it yourself or are a family member or caregiver for someone who is.

Council Bluffs Walk to End Alzheimer's kicks off on Saturday at IWCC

Omaha police are investigating a Monday morning shooting near 73rd and Corby in Omaha. One person was injured and taken to the hospital.

Shooting in Omaha near 73rd and Corby

The second annual, one-mile United We Walk is not only about being tolerant of each other but to celebrate differences.

United We Walk brings many people for second year

In June, Governor Pillen signed LB 531 into law. Included in the bill, the North and South Omaha Recovery Grant Program, launched by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development. The program looks to provide grants to businesses in north and south Omaha affected by the pandemic.

Community meeting held at North High School to discuss grant program

Building a landfill would be more complicated than building elsewhere, but might see less opposition because it doesn't compete with development.

OPPD, Douglas County hope to turn landfill into solar farm

Students at Washington Elementary in Omaha got a special treat on Monday.  Harry Potter himself surprised students by helping pass out free copies of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" to third through sixth graders.

Harry Potter bewitches students with The Sorcerer's Stone after KMTV donation

Highlights from week four of high school football in the Nebraska metro and Iowa.

Game Night Week 4 HS Football Highlights 9/15/23

There was a celebration on Wednesday of those advocating for and supporting North Omaha's NOAH clinic. The clinic held its Champion of Change luncheon today to recognize those who have contributed.

NOAH health clinic recognizes difference-makers at Champion of Change luncheon

Forty-three-year-old Douglas County woman, Cari Allen, went missing late Saturday night. Law enforcement is staying involved in Nebraska and Kansas. 

As the search for Cari continues, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office is paying close attention to Allen's home. On Wednesday, they towed a car registered to her from the home's garage. It's all part of the investigation into her disappearance. 

Former colleagues are opening up about the woman behind the picture: a person they describe as "passionate, meticulous and caring."

Law enforcement continues for missing Omaha woman

This week marks 20 years since Omaha Police Sergeant Jason 'Tye' Pratt was killed in the line of duty.

Remembering Officer Jason 'Tye' Pratt's death 20 years later

A packed room at Papillion-La Vista High School full of the next generation heard Olympians speak about their experiences.

Olympians come out to Papillion-La Vista High School to talk to swimmers