Nationwide, officials and travelers feared cancelled flights and late arrivals. With people traveling for the holiday and staffing shortages, travelers braced for the worst.
According to a new report by Professor Pierce Greenberg at Creighton University, more than 7,400 people were saved from eviction in Omaha by the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
New homes are popping up across the metro area and thefts from building sites are also on the rise but investigators have a good lead on one suspect thanks to an alert neighbor.
According to the White House, about half of the infant formula purchased in the United States is with WIC benefits which are federally funded for women and children.
A Nebraska couple has been waving a red flag at the federal government for years. They’ve been trying to prove an error has placed one of them on a list where nobody wants to see their name.
Earlier this month Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts made it clear that he is interested in calling a special session of the legislature if Roe is overturned, and if he can see a path forward to change Nebraska’s abortion rules.
In January, a California mother to Omaha temporarily with family to receive a total of 15 infusions before flying back to California to give birth to baby Katalina on Feb. 1.
Despite being a member of the NRA for nearly 20 years and still being an advocate for the Second Amendment, Mike Nollett said he no longer wants to support or be associated with the NRA.
Because of renovation inside the 60-year-old Timberlake Outreach Center building, the Open Door Mission temporarily pause drop-off donations until July 5.
The College World Series doesn’t just bring fans to Omaha. Hundreds of baseball players will be here, too, as teams from youth through high-school ages take part in tournaments across the Omaha-metro.
The Environmental Protection Agency said some lead, metal, and “volatile organic compounds” were found in samples collected days after a chemical fire that left an Omaha business smoldering on Memorial Day.
As you prepare to head to downtown Omaha in the coming days for food, fun — and yes, also baseball — 6 News is On Your Side helping you make your plans to attend this year’s College World Series.
CHI Health was recently informed that one of their vendors with access to patient data, MCG Health out of Seattle, was hit by cyber attack that affected several of their clients.
Mixed messages surrounding the fate of the St. Martin de Porres food pantry. Clients were being told Friday that the North Omaha food pantry would be closing next week. But Catholic Charities officials say otherwise.
An hour after the initial presentation from the House panel investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon was tweeting — but not about the insurrection.
The talk of the town Tuesday — and certainly on social media — was the closing of another longtime Omaha favorite restaurant: local fish market and tavern Joe Tess Place, specializing in fried carp.
