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The head of an advisory committee on behavioral health care asks Gov. Jim Pillen to abandon a proposed $15 million cut for mental health services.

Today marks one year since a gunman walked into a west Omaha Target store and opened fire.

First responders, medical, school district and other officials learned how to coordinate and respond to a crisis in Omaha from two crisis communications experts.

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska needs to study the systemic shortcomings and gaps in the state’s mental health care system for young people and adults, members of the Legislature’s Health and

Police have two people in custody after a carjacking at a west Omaha Target on Tuesday.

CEO Brian Cornell has turned over the chain to criminals and perverts.

This story was originally published by Flatwater Free Press. When a gunman entered a west Omaha Super Target in late January, he carried 13 loaded rifle

Bills have been introduced in Nebraska to enact a red-flag gun law. The state applied for and was awarded $1.83 million in funding under the federal Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.

When a gunman entered a west Omaha Super Target in late January, he carried 13 loaded rifle magazines and a weapon that has gained symbolic stature in the national debate over guns: the AR-15.

Nearly 19 million AR-style rifles have been produced in the U.S. since 1990, according to one industry group. The NRA has touted the AR-15 as “America’s Rifle.”