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Five places where it's warmer--and five places where it's colder than Springfield - Vimarsana News

Five places where it's warmer--and five places where it's colder than Springfield

Wind chills in Springfield hit 23 below zero Tuesday, with a high of 9 degrees expected but a warm-up Wednesday is in the forecast

Source: yahoo.com
Subzero temperatures will continue through MLK day in the Omaha area - Vimarsana News

Subzero temperatures will continue through MLK day in the Omaha area

While Omaha isn’t expected to see any more snowfall, temperatures are expected to remain below zero through the holiday weekend.

Source: omaha.com
Snowfall totals 3 to 6 inches in Omaha, more snow possible and bitter temperatures later this week - Vimarsana News

Snowfall totals 3 to 6 inches in Omaha, more snow possible and bitter temperatures later this week

While Omaha didn’t receive as much snow as initially expected on Monday, more could be coming later this week in addition to bitter cold temperatures.

Source: omaha.com
What's up with the 'Mike for Mayor' signs? Omaha's election isn't until 2025 - Vimarsana News

What's up with the 'Mike for Mayor' signs? Omaha's election isn't until 2025

Red, white and blue "Mike for Mayor" signs popped up in several Omaha lawns last week, making people wonder if the 2025 Omaha mayor's race was starting way, way early.

What's up with the 'Mike for Mayor' signs? Omaha's election isn't until 2025 - Vimarsana News

What's up with the 'Mike for Mayor' signs? Omaha's election isn't until 2025

Red, white and blue "Mike for Mayor" signs popped up in several Omaha lawns last week, making people wonder if the 2025 Omaha mayor's race was starting way, way early.

Source: omaha.com