KETV-TV (Omaha, NE)

KETV is a television station in Omaha, Nebraska, operating on virtual channel 7 and UHF digital channel 20. It is affiliated with ABC and owned by Hearst Television. The station's studios are situated in the historic Burlington Station at 7 Burlington Station, on 10th Street. Its transmitter can be found on a tower farm near the intersection of North 72nd Street and Crown Point Avenue in north-central Omaha. Viewers can also watch KETV on Cox Communications cable channel 9 and CenturyLink Prism TV on channels 7 and 1007.

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Watch: Meteorologist Luke Vickery discuss foraging for morel mushrooms

16 hours ago | ketv.com | Luke Vickery

TRADITION IN IOWA AND NEBRASKA. MOREL. MUSHROOM HUNTING. METEOROLOGIST LUKE VICKERY HAS THE FORECAST FOR FORAGERS. HE JOINS US LIVE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. YEAH. BILL QUANECIA, I’M HERE AT FAIRMOUNT PARK. I’M JOINED BY JERRY STEVENS. SHE’S THE COUNTY EDUCATOR WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION AND OUTREACH. SO, JERRY, YOU GOT TO. TELL US, WHERE CAN WE FIND SOME OF THESE MUSHROOMS AS WE’RE GETTING INTO THESE MUSHROOM HUNTING SEASON? MUSHROOMS REALLY LIKE WOODED AREAS.
Rounds of rainfall tonight and Thursday

21 hours ago | ketv.com | Luke Vickery

MAYBE TONIGHT. YEAH, IT LOOKS LIKE LATER ON THIS EVENING WE MIGHT HAVE A FEW STORMS IN HERE. THE SEVERE RISK IS PRETTY LOW, BUT YOU KNOW, ALWAYS A LOOK AHEAD AND BE AWARE THAT THERE COULD BE STORMS IN THE AREA LATER ON THIS EVENING IF YOU HAVE PLANS, SAY EIGHT, NINE, 10:00. SO HERE’S THE SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK FROM THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER. THEY HAVE PAINTED US IN A GREEN SHADE, A MARGINAL RISK.
Pleasant afternoon in Omaha this Tuesday

1 day ago | ketv.com | Luke Vickery

WEATHER. THE EARTH IS GIVING US A NICE GIFT TODAY, I GUESS. YEAH. I MEAN, WE WERE THINKING NEAR TOP TEN POTENTIAL EARLIER TODAY. WE DID GET A LITTLE TRACE OF RAINFALL HERE AT EPPLEY AIRFIELD. SO UNFORTUNATELY, ACCORDING TO BILL’S RULES, THAT WOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED A TOP TEN DAY, BUT STILL REALLY NICE. THIS AFTERNOON YOU’LL GET SOME SUNSHINE IN THERE AND YOU’LL GET SOME WARM TEMPERATURES UP INTO THE 70S AS WELL. SO THERE IS A LITTLE SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK.
Mild, bright Monday afternoon for Omaha-area

2 days ago | ketv.com | Caitlin Harvey

WASHINGTON. NOW, OMAHA’S WEATHER LEADER, METEOROLOGIST CAITLIN HARVEY WITH THE FORECAST. YOU TRUST. PLENTY OF SUNSHINE OUT THERE TODAY. TEMPERATURES FEELING GREAT TOO. AND CHECK OUT ALL THIS GREEN GRASS HERE FROM OUR CAMERA AT THE COBALT CREDIT UNION HEADQUARTERS. HIGHWAY 370 AND 72ND STREET. IF YOU HAVEN’T STARTED MOWING YOUR LAWN YET, I KNOW I HAVE TO. THIS THIS WEEK. GOOD REMINDER THERE. 60 DEGREES RIGHT NOW. OMAHA 64. LINCOLN. STILL 59.
'Still feel the emotions': Home destroyed in Elkhorn tornado still months from being ready

3 days 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.
Wet, gusty Easter Sunday

4 days ago | ketv.com | Caitlin Harvey

SCREEN. NOW. OMAHA’S WEATHER LEADER METEOROLOGIST CAITLIN HARVEY WITH THE FORECAST. YOU TRUST. SO DARK AND EARLY HERE ON YOUR EASTER SUNDAY. BUT CLOUDS MOVING IN. WINDS PICKING UP. YOU CAN TELL CHANGE ON THE WAY. LIVE. LOOK NOW ACROSS THE METRO WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE SKYCAM NETWORK FROM WEST OMAHA THAT’S WEST DODGE TO DOWNTOWN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND LA VISTA STILL SLEEPING. QUIET OUT THERE, BUT WET WEATHER MOVING IN HERE THROUGHOUT THE MORNING. TEMPERATURES AS YOU STEP OUT THE DOOR HERE. DARK AND EARLY.
Pleasant Saturday, wet Easter Sunday

5 days ago | ketv.com | Caitlin Harvey

ALSO LOOKING PRETTY QUIET WEATHER WISE. NEED A BREAK? BEGINNING THIS MORNING. CLOUDS STARTING TO CLEAR. A LIVE LOOK OUT FROM OUR CAMERA AT THE COBALT CREDIT UNION HEADQUARTERS. HIGHWAY 370 AND 72ND STREET IN PAPILLION. A LONE CAR OUT THERE THIS MORNING, BUT CHILLY. DEFINITELY NEED TO GRAB THOSE JACKETS OR COATS. 39. FEELING LIKE 35 HERE FOR OMAHA. 40. FEELING LIKE 35 AS WELL IN LINCOLN AND A RED OAK 41. FEELING LIKE 35. LVIV DUAL POLL SUPER DOPPLER FOR US WITH OUR THREE-MINUTE ADVANTAGE.
Showers moving in on Easter Sunday in Omaha

5 days ago | ketv.com | Luke Vickery

ALL RIGHT. LUKE BACK WITH US NOW. A LITTLE CHILLIER TODAY. LUKE THAN IT HAS BEEN EARLIER. YEAH, WE’RE NOW IN THE MIDDLE 50S OUTSIDE WHICH THE TWO DAYS PRIOR TO TODAY, WE GOT UP NEAR 80 DEGREES. SO IT IS A DIFFERENT FEEL OUTSIDE. AND WE DO THINK TEMPERATURES WILL KIND OF STAY THAT WAY THROUGH THE WEEKEND AS WELL. SATURDAY A LITTLE BIT BETTER AS WE GET INTO THE LOWER 60S YOU’LL SEE MORE SUNSHINE ON SATURDAY. THE WINDS WILL BE A LITTLE BIT CALMER, SO THE PICK DAY IS REALLY SATURDAY.
Thursday's storms show importance of 3-minute advantage from KETV's exclusive dual-pol super doppler

5 days ago | ketv.com | Sarah Klinger

WITH NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES. WE TALK A LOT ABOUT OUR THREE-MINUTE ADVANTAGE WITH KETV. DEUEL POLL, SUPER DOPPLER. SOMETIMES THE SCIENCE CAN MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND WHY THAT’S SO IMPORTANT. LAST NIGHT, THOUGH, WAS A CRITICAL REMINDER OF THE DIFFERENCE. OUR RADAR MAKES IN KEEPING YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES SAFE. OMAHA’S CHIEF METEOROLOGIST, BILL RANDBY REALLY HELPED SHOW THAT DIFFERENCE. LIVE ON AIR. YOU SEE THAT WHEN THE SWEEP GOES BY AND THE RADAR MOVES. THAT’S HOW YOU KNOW IT’S LIVE.
Baseball-sized hail, 82 mph wind gusts reported as severe thunderstorm hits Fremont

5 days ago | ketv.com | Caitlin Harvey

6 P.M. ONE JUST AFTER 630 THURSDAY NIGHT, FREMONT RESIDENTS TOOK COVER AS SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ROLLED IN. THE NEBRASKA WEATHER SERVICE, REPORTING EGG TO BASEBALL SIZED HAIL WITH 82 MILE PER HOUR WIND GUSTS. THE HAIL PELTING HOMES AND CARS. THE INTENSE, WIND BREAKING LARGE BRANCHES. ONE RESIDENT SAID IT SOUNDED LIKE A WAR ZONE. SEE WHERE IT WAS PICKING UP DUST? YEAH, YEAH. AND DIRT. AND IT JUST KEPT ROLLING AND KEPT COMING.