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Autism Action Partnership and Eppley Airfield collaborate on new social narrative - Vimarsana News

Autism Action Partnership and Eppley Airfield collaborate on new social narrative

Traveling through the airport can be a daunting task for anyone. But for those with autism, it can be an overwhelming and unpredictable experience.

Few problems at Eppley as airport begins new drop-off scheme - Vimarsana News

Few problems at Eppley as airport begins new drop-off scheme

Airport employees guided drivers through a major change at Eppley Airfield Friday, as passenger pickup and drop-off areas were moved from the terminal to the South Parking Garage.

Few problems at Eppley as airport begins new drop-off scheme - Vimarsana News

Few problems at Eppley as airport begins new drop-off scheme

Airport employees guided drivers through a major change at Eppley Airfield Friday, as passenger pickup and drop-off areas were moved from the terminal to the South Parking Garage.

Source: omaha.com
Officer injured after man scuffles with Eppley police - Vimarsana News

Officer injured after man scuffles with Eppley police

Eppley Airfield police say an officer was injured after a man attempted to gain access to the tarmac Friday afternoon.

Source: wowt.com
Past union president, now running for sheriff, was deemed to have used excessive force. Then Omaha's police chief stepped in. - Vimarsana News

Past union president, now running for sheriff, was deemed to have used excessive force. Then Omaha's police chief stepped in.

Sgt. Aaron Hanson, a former president of Omaha’s police union, used excessive force when he kneed an already-handcuffed Omaha man, the Omaha Police Department’s Safety Review Board unanimously decided in 2018. The board recommended a low-level punishment. But that punishment never happened. Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer overruled the safety review board, a move that Schmaderer has made only twice in recent years, say Greg Gonzalez and George Merithew, both members of the review board at the time.