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A Douglas County district judge threw out a lawsuit filed by the family of an Elkhorn teen who died in a crash after drinking alcohol illegall…
As well as being a very good boy for President Joe Biden and his family, Major the German Shepherd, will be an ambassador for rescue animals e…
Douglas County election officials say they do not plan to send cards this spring to all registered voters to help people request early ballots…
Douglas County expects to begin vaccinating people in the 65-and-older category for COVID next week, but those 80 and above will be first in line.
Kris Copp of Copps Pizza and Chelsie Schroeder of The Bubbly Tart have kept their eyes on the prize during the pandemic.Â
Read through the obituaries published today in Omaha World-Herald.
Winter weather and the ongoing cleanup from Monday's snowstorm cited as OPS declares remote learning day.Â
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Jesse O. Knight, 39, of Papillion, was sentenced Tuesday to four years and three months in prison for two counts of felony motor vehicle homic…
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Read through the obituaries published today in Omaha World-Herald.
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The FBI said Monday it had arrested Brandon Straka of Omaha in connection with the Jan. 6 siege on the U.S. Capitol.
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Councilman Pete Festersen said the change would provide easier access for those who are unable to attend meetings in person.
Read through the obituaries published today in Omaha World-Herald.
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