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Nebraskans warned of cold related illness and exposure

January 30, 2025 By Karla James

Health officials are recommending that Nebraskans stay indoors and avoid travel if at all possible. This deep freeze will last a few days and emergency rooms are preparing for hypothermia cases. University of Nebraska Medical Center Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Dr. Eric Ernest says it is extremely hard to bundle up enough to protect you from the elements. Dr. Ernest says, "When you get to negative 35, negative 40 with wind chill, really 10 to 20 minutes of exposure of any kind of exposed skin you can start to incur a frostbite … [Read More...]

Polar Vortex targets eastern Nebraska

January 29, 2025 By Karla James

A Polar Vortex is bringing extremely cold temperatures to parts of the state starting today and running through Thursday. National Weather Service Meteorologist David Eastlack says this cold snap will bring a test of patience. Eastlack says, "A wind chill warning basically for most of eastern Nebraska and a wind chill advisory for portions of southeast Nebraska. In the wind chill warning area the wind chills values will range anyway from 30 to 40 below and that’s going to make potentially frostbite conditions possible within the 10 minute … [Read More...]

Omaha man arrested for murder dating back more than three years

January 29, 2025 By Karla James

The victim in a weekend shooting in Omaha has been booked for first degree murder in a homicide dating back to 2015. 18 year old Shadow Harlan was arrested today. Harlan was hit by gunfire in north Omaha around 3 a.m. Saturday morning. He arrived at a hospital by private vehicle for treatment and should recover. During the investigation, Omaha police were able to connect Harlan to the death of 22 year old Deprecia Neelon who was shot and killed on August 6th of 2015 in north Omaha. Marcus Short is currently on trial for Neelon's … [Read More...]

Nebraskans asked to be a good neighbor and check on the elderly during bitter cold

January 29, 2025 By Karla James

Nebraska is bracing for a Polar Vortex. Dangerously cold wind chills down to 40 below zero prompted officials to issue a wind chill warning starting tonight and running into Wednesday. A wind chill advisory then goes into effect until Thursday. This can be a very dangerous time for the state's elderly. Jeff Rinehardt with the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging says be a good neighbor and check on those next door. Just making sure they are settled can bring you and them peace of mind. Rinehardt says, "Make sure they have food in the … [Read More...]

Pump prices now average $2.08 statewide; lower supplies, higher demand

January 29, 2025 By Matt Kelley

We're only a little over a month into winter and gasoline prices in Nebraska are starting to gradually climb again. Nick Jarmusz, a spokesman for AAA-Nebraska, says it's elementary economics -- as supplies start to be squeezed and demand begins to rise, prices will go up. "We're beginning to see the very earliest impact of the agreement that was made last year by OPEC and Russia to slow down production which is just now beginning to tighten up the global supply a little bit," Jarmusz says. A few weeks ago, some Nebraska gas stations … [Read More...]

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Scribner voters ban illegal immigrants from renting in city

January 16, 2025 By Brent Martin

Scribner voters have approved an ordinance banning illegal immigrants from obtaining housing in the eastern Nebraska city. The ordinance easily won approval Tuesday. It is modeled after an ordinance approved in Fremont in 2010 which requires immigrants to prove their citizenship before renting housing. Businesses will be required to use a federal database to check […]

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Legislature & Government

Food Bank for the Heartland holding pantry in Bellevue for federal workers

January 28, 2025 By Karla James

The government shutdown has temporarily ended but it is not yet known when federal workers will receive their back pay. That is why the Food Bank for the Heartland will continue with plans to hold a mobile food pantry in Bellevue today for federal workers having problems making ends meet. President and CEO Brian Barks […]

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Husker Sports

Copeland suffers season-ending injury Saturday, ending his college career

January 26, 2025 By NRN Sports

Isaac Copeland’s college career ended prematurely on Saturday in a defeat to the Ohio State Buckeyes. It came during a dead ball situation. On the second possession of the second half, Copeland went to dunk the ball after the play was whistled dead on a travelling call. He fell down from the rim, slamming his […]

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