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Parents troubled by communication gaps after student shot at Omaha Burke High School (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - In the aftermath of a shooting that left one Burke High School student injured and another in custody, parent Mallory Dwyer told First Alert 6 that she didn’t learn something was wrong Wednesday morning from the school. “It was actually Facebook I heard from first,” Dwyer said. Other parents described similar experiences on social media and in interviews. Parents also said they were unable to reach their children by phone during the incident that left one 17-year-old student
Omaha considers $4.6 million for new turf fields at Levi Carter Park (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha City Council is considering using $4.6 million from the Omaha Parks Foundation to update fields at Levi Carter Park that have been affected by drainage problems, rodent damage, and theft and vandalism. Local sports organizations say there are not enough turf fields to meet demand. Two new turf fields at Levi Carter Park are intended to address that shortage. Erik Omar, board chair of the Omaha Jr Eagles, said turf fields are scarce. Drainage and construction issues
Omaha postal workers defend vote-by-mail ahead of midterms (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The American Postal Workers Union unveiled a national ad campaign defending vote-by-mail ahead of the midterm elections. David Rose, president of Omaha Area Local 11, said the union is responding to polling data. “We had some polling done by Democrats and Republicans that say vote-by-mail is safe, so that’s why we’re pushing this right now because ballots are in the mail, and we want the people to know that vote-by-mail is safe,” Rose said. The polling Rose referenced is fro
Thousands of runners set to take over Omaha streets for marathon (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Thousands of runners are set to take over the streets Sunday for the Omaha Marathon. Organizers say this year’s field is bigger than ever. More than 1,200 runners have signed up for Sunday’s race, coming from far beyond Omaha. “We have runners from 48 states in the United States here. We also have some from Australia, Canada, and Mexico,” said Tom Whittaker, co-race director for the Omaha Marathon. Runners will cross wind through downtown Omaha, over the Bob Kerrey Bridge, a
Council Bluffs teen honored with Carnegie Medal for saving father’s life (opens the original)
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (WOWT) - A Council Bluffs resident recently received a Carnegie Medal, one of the highest honors for a civilian, for saving his father’s life during an attack in December. Erik Opal remembers the sound of his father’s voice. “I heard my dad yelling... he doesn’t yell like that normally. Why is he yelling like that?” Opal said. The incident happened Dec. 23, before Christmas. Opal was sick in bed with the flu when he heard his father, Chad, outside being attacked. “I see him
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