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Gretna mother pushes for national violent felon registry named for her daughter (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A local mom continues to fight for her daughter’s memory. She’s now working to convince parents in other states to push for legislation. “Everyone is going to know Karly’s name,” said Amber Wood. Amber Wood had never been to the public library in Hooper until a recent visit. She drove an hour to try to keep other parents from feeling her grief. “This is a job I didn’t sign up for, but it’s a job I feel that I have to do, because it’s my daughter. It’s frustrating, but it’s a
Omaha student-led clubs help teens open up about mental health (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - When it comes to reaching teenagers, meeting them where they are often means going to school. “I wasn’t sure how many people would be going when I first got there,” said Grey Hoult, a sophomore at Central High School, when asked if he was surprised people came. Layla Yarborough is a junior. Grey Hoult is a sophomore. Their club is called “Our Minds Matter.” They meet generally once a month in a room at Central High School. “I tell them it’s a club that’s open to expressing y
Charges dismissed against man accused of bringing explosive device to Omaha’s Eppley Airfield (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The government dismissed charges Tuesday against a man accused of bringing an explosive device in his carry-on bag at Eppley Airfield earlier this month. First Alert 6 asked the U.S. attorney for a reason why and was told “no comment.” Last week, during a detention hearing at the Omaha federal courthouse, Che Salpas’ defense attorney argued that what the government called an explosive, he considers a firework. TSA agents spotted it, along with a butane lighter, in the defend
New Omaha peer support program aids teen suicide attempt survivors (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - An inside look at a new local program is making a difference when young people think they are out of options. One program is at the new Children’s Nebraska Behavioral Health facility on Dodge Street. First Alert 6 was granted exclusive access to the sessions. “Oh, I’m very sad. I’m holding back tears just thinking about it,” said Ashlee Zaragoza when asked about tomorrow being the last session. This had never been done before in Nebraska. Once a week, for eight weeks, Zarago
Judge cites ‘positive’ progress for teen in Omaha Memorial Park assault case (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - First Alert 6 has been following the case of a 13-year-old who raped and threatened to kill a woman at Memorial Park a few years ago, through juvenile court. Because he was 13 and not 14 when the crime occurred, he’s required to go through juvenile court up to the age of 19. He’s 17 now. Because the last progress report had incomplete grades and a positive drug test for THC, the judge ordered him back to court Tuesday to explain. Juvenile court is about rehabilitation, not p
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