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Laurel Oetken, who most recently served as director of entrepreneurship and innovation at the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce, is now leading the organization that was formed in December.

“Nebraska. Honestly, it’s not for everyone,” continues to evoke praise and criticism nearly four years later. Nebraskas tourism chief says the state doesnt plan to shed the slogan any time

Earnest Jones has been struck by the riptides of life. He was rescued by a helicopter...

Several events held across Dallas to get people the COVID-19 vaccine By FOX 4 Staff DALLAS - The Dallas Police Department and Dallas County Health and Human Services were out in Far Northeast Dallas Saturday morning to help people sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. Those who got registered at the event at the Hong Kong Market could head to Fair Park and get their first shot just hours later. The mega-site was administering Pfizer doses. A spokesperson with DCHHS said they do this type of outreac...

Man convicted of Sweet Home murder sentenced to life in prison Page Lee Butterfield Posted: Apr 6, 2021 2:20 PM Updated: Apr 6, 2021 4:07 PM Posted By: Jolene Daib ALBANY, Ore. – Page Lee Butterfield of Turner was sentenced to life in prison for second-degree murder in the shooting death of Corey Burdick, 43, of Sweet Home.  He will be eligible for parole after 25 years in prison. Butterfield, 27, was also sentenced Tuesday to nearly six years in prison for second-degree assault for shooti...

K. RAMBO A Turner man found guilty in a 2019 Sweet Home murder was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday. Page Lee Butterfield, 27, was sentenced to life with no possibility of parole for 25 years for second-degree murder in the death of Corey Burdick, 43, by Linn County Circuit Court Judge Thomas McHill. Butterfield was also sentenced to 10 years for second-degree assault in the shooting of Ervin Smith, 67, and 18 months for a felon in possession of a firearm charge. Those terms will...

Dallas police deliver truckload of donations to support healthcare workers By FOX 4 Staff article DALLAS - Dallas police brought snacks, gift cards and other gifts to doctors and nurses who have been caring for COVID-19 patients. Donations were collected Saturday at the Northeast Patrol Division Station on Northwest Highway. Police said they wanted to show healthcare workers that they are appreciated. "There’s a lot of sacrifices, time, hours away from their family and they probably had to q...

Dallas police officers, moved by the continual strain placed on healthcare workers during the pandemic, are organizing a show of support on Saturday.