Moving Omaha to a virtually carless community doesn't mean zero cars on the road, but enhanced, uniform connectivity through all modes of public transit.
The massive condo collapse that killed 97 people in Surfside, Fla., last month has shaken people’s confidence in the safety of local buildings. In Omaha, some are even calling into the Planning and Development department for reassurance.
The Bennington H.S. softball field is already under construction as part of a bond issue voted on in 2020, but the lawsuit with bring additional upgrades like an electronic scoreboard, warning track, expanded spectator seating and more.
Nebraskans looking for help replacing food lost in the aftermath of this weekend’s windstorm have had a tough time getting to the bottom of how to do so.
Investigators say two of three motorcycle drivers involved in a three-bike crash last week were killed in the collision, while the other was hospitalized with serious injuries.
COVID-19 shut down a Florence-area landmark last year. Now, the owner of the Florence Mill plans to have a grand reopening to celebrate the “return to normalcy” and the history of the mill.
Child care center owners say the plan will drive up costs, force families to forego childcare, possibly put some of them out of business and uproot children who desperately need stability.
Changes are being made to 10th and Pine streets, where students will walk to and from a new school. But some neighbors complain that it’s created a snarl for drivers in their neighborhood.
It has been nearly three years since Jasmine Harris was shot and killed in the Old Market. To this day – her killer walks free. The case has since gone cold, but Jasmine’s family still has faith that someone will come forward with new information and put Jasmine’s killer behind bars.
Compost owner says he's had hundreds of odor samples taken and all are within allowable threshold for Cass Co. regulations. Meanwhile residents say no odor existed in the area until the site started operations.
For months, traffic rolling over a pair of sinking manholes has caused an irritating noise for neighbors near 142nd and Harrison streets. But those residents now have some relief.
In the panic of a life-and-death emergency, most wouldn’t worry about the cost of an ambulance. But there is a charge for a rescue squad and some health insurance policies may not cover the entire bill.
The employees say staff and management knew overpayments and unqualified or false claims were being made, but were too overwhelmed to stop or fix the problems.
Responding to photos of sick-looking horses at Indian Cave State Park that circulating on social media, an official with Nebraska Game & Parks said they are tending to the animals.
Neighbors living around Zorinsky Lake Park will have less shade this summer. A border space is being cut on the tree-lined edges of the popular recreation area, though understanding the reasons some neighbors say the project has been no picnic for them.
Each COVID-19 vaccine that goes into an arm, gets Nebraska one step closer to herd immunity. Defining that goal, however, has been somewhat abstract recently.
A rainy day is not the best time to hear a roofing company has shut down. But 6 News has learned that a major Omaha contractor suddenly stopped working, and many customers may not know that yet.
Council Bluffs parents are demanding accountability from the owners of The Hub, a popular recreation center. In a 6 On Your Side investigation, 6 News uncovered a pattern of violence the owners blame on the pandemic.
People who donate after getting a vaccine can help thousands of patients who have weak immune systems. The plasma doesn't just help COVID patients, though they also benefit.
A contentious meeting between Yutan residents and out of state developers led to a push for a second meeting. Residents said there are too many unanswered questions.
Shock and worry Wednesday night for Omaha-metro area package delivery drivers as the company they drove for has suddenly shut down — and put the brakes on their paychecks.
A dangerous tree hangs over an Omaha neighborhood, and there’s already been a close call. A huge branch crashed down from the tree onto the Pautlers’ fence — in two places — and they worry there’s more to come.
A fence contractor in southeast Nebraska faced a judge on numerous fraud charges after he was arrested following a 6 News investigation two months ago.
Shock and financial heartbreak are what two neighbors are feeling more than a year after a devastating sewer back-up as the city tells the homeowners their damage claims are denied.
Tax expert reminds filers about new credits for write-offs. Also says if your first two stimulus checks didn't come or were reduced, there's a chance to still get the money back.
Telehealth equipment & PPE weren't part of the organization's regular budget, so expenses piled up quickly. Anticipated federal aid will help them provide crucial services to thousands.
It's no longer vaccine availability that presents a challenge in the rollout. Pott County explains why they're now ahead of the curve in their mass vaccination plan and their top challenge.
Nebraska utility company CEOs explain why state had to participate in rolling outages & how they're looking at recent winter blast to best prepare for the future.
As Nebraska and Iowa make progress, getting thousands more people vaccinated each day, Six News is taking a look at why some people test positive for COVID-19 after getting their shot.
Restrictions are lifted. Statewide, COVID hospitalizations in Nebraska are trending downward. Vaccinations continue. It seems as if Nebraska is starting to turn things around. But could Super Bowl LV change that?
