Man, woman shot overnight Saturday
Police say they are not looking for any suspects
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ZIP Advertisement These college students filled out March Madness brackets using a computer algorithm. Here's what happened next Share Updated: 8:39 AM PDT Apr 5, 2021 José Zozaya Anchor/Reporter These college students filled out March Madness brackets using a computer algorithm. Here's what happened next Share Updated: 8:39 AM PDT Apr 5, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript PERCENT. ALL RIGHT. NO ONE HAS EVER PICKED A PERFECT MARCH MADNESS BRACKET AND THAT HASN’T CHANGED THIS TOURNAMENT BUT A GROUP OF UNL STUDENTS FOLLOWED THEIR PROFESSOR...
Douglas, Sarpy/Cass county health departments open vaccine eligibility to all adults Both departments announced the expansion on Easter Sunday Share Updated: 12:31 PM CDT Apr 4, 2021 KETV Staff Report Both departments announced the expansion on Easter Sunday Share Updated: 12:31 PM CDT Apr 4, 2021 KETV Staff Report Douglas and Sarpy/Cass county health departments released separate statements Sunday announcing those ages 16 and older will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday, April 5. Previously, Sarpy/Cass was prioritizin...
Omaha police make arrest in Saturday night shooting It happened at 20th and Maple streets Share Updated: 7:45 AM CDT Apr 7, 2021 It happened at 20th and Maple streets Share Updated: 7:45 AM CDT Apr 7, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript OFFICERS ARE STILL INVESTIGATING AND WE WILL CHECK IN ON THE LATEST INFORMATION. JOSE: MORE BREAKING NEWS, POLICE SAY A PERSON WAS SHOT AND BADLY HURT NEAR MIAMI AND FLOREN BOULEVARD. OFFICERS GOT WORD TO HEAD TO THE SCENE AROUND 10:15 P.M. THAT PERSON HAS CRITICAL INJURIES. KETV NEWSWATCH 7 CREWS ALSO SAW SOMEONE IN HANDCUFFS A...
Sarpy County public defender Christopher Lathrop has been on the job for 25 years. The case that stands out the most is one where a defendant had mental illness and was sent away to prison. "I was the seventh public defender that had been assigned to his case. He had been to prison before and was charged with seven minor felonies," Lathrop said.The judge gave him the maximum charge on each count and ran them consecutively for a total of 70 years in prison. "And he sits in isolation today at the state penitentiary," Lathrop said. "I swore to myself and made myself a promise that I'm goin...