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  • 2 weeks ago | ketv.com | Bill Schammert

    For the fourth year in a row, the Environmental Protection Agency has kicked off the summer driving season with a nationwide waiver to allow E15 fuel. Nebraska lawmakers are praising the decision, but pushing for a more permanent solution. "It saves consumers money at the pump and helps us clean up the environment," said Nebraska Sen. Pete Ricketts.

  • 2 weeks ago | ketv.com | Bill Schammert

    As congressional Republicans look to preserve the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon said he's found $500 billion in cuts to Medicaid that he would support. He said he's been through the proposal "line by line" with 12 other Republicans. "The real friction here is how much we're going to cut and where we're cutting," Bacon said.

  • 2 weeks ago | ketv.com | Bill Schammert

    Despite many opposing opinions between Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert and her challenger, Douglas County Treasurer John Ewing Jr., KETV found most statements made were true or mostly true. However, one of the biggest contention points of the election - Omaha Police staffing - couldn't be accurately fact-checked because of inconsistent data.

  • 2 weeks ago | ketv.com | Bill Schammert

    In two-plus decades of answering emergency phone calls and helping strangers, Douglas County Communications supervisor John Jaeckel doesn't remember anything quite like April 26, 2024. "The one thing that stands out is the call volume," Jaeckel said. "Whenever you're at 911 and working a major event, you can expect a lot of calls to come in. That one was a marathon."Jaeckel remembers the onslaught of calls. People stuck in their homes. Brothers caught in a tornado.

  • 3 weeks ago | ketv.com | Bill Schammert

    When KETV cameras first saw Jason Sunday, it was April 26, 2024. He was standing in his kitchen with no roof, no exterior walls, and talking to his insurance company. "It's like the movies said - it was like a freight train," he told KETV minutes after the tornado hit. "You knew when the roof was coming off because that was a loud pop and sucking motion."Sunday took us on a tour of his home during the aftermath. Three of his four walls were gone. Debris was everywhere.

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John Ewing Jr’s lead widens to more than 9,000 - Mayor Stothert has conceded and he will become Omaha’s first-ever black mayor. #omaha | @KETV https://t.co/mVxvJ8cIcU

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14 May 25

The next mayor for the City of Omaha: John Ewing Jr. “Thank you for putting your trust in me to lead this city to a brighter future.” #omaha | @KETV https://t.co/QSJuzfcHXX