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Omaha parents react to Burke High School shooting as students say it was a scary morning (opens the original)
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KETV got the reactions of parents and students as Burke High School released at 3:05 p.m. on Wednesday. This was after a shooting occurred at the school that morning. Both students and parents said the same thing: it was a scary morning, but they're all thankful that everyone is safe. Most parents said the Omaha Police Department and Omaha Public Schools did a great job of keeping them informed and updated throughout the day. A woman who lives nearby said the same thing. She lives across the str
Omaha seeks to decrease parking requirements for residential housing to lower costs (opens the original)
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The city of Omaha is working to standardize minimum parking requirements to further its affordable housing goals. A public hearing was held at Tuesday night's city council meeting for the proposed changes. Omaha is trying to change the city code to give residential developers more space to build on. This is one of the recommendations from the housing affordability action plan that was approved a few years ago. Currently, the Omaha City Code bases the number of required parking spaces on the type
Omaha schools race toward 2030 reading goal as English Language scores stay far below Nebraska average (opens the original)
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The Omaha Public School Board of Education is working to hold itself accountable to its reading goal. OPS's "moonshot" initiative is to have all students reading at grade level by 2030. The district decided to make the goal after data from the 2022 to 2023 school year found only 38% of the district's third through eighth-grade students were reading at their grade level. On Monday night, the OPS Board of Education met for a discussion focused on accountability for the school's young readers. "We
Council Bluffs mom writes 'Halloween is for Everyone' for son Cash, 3, with autism (opens the original)
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One local mother from Council Bluffs is making sure her child with autism isn't left out of typical activities this Halloween, and she's written a book about it. Nature Decker recently wrote Halloween is for Everyone; it launches Oct. 7 on the Barnes and Noble website, but is available for pre-order now. Decker said she was inspired to write the book by her son Cash, who has stage three autism; her goal is to make this holiday enjoyable for everyone. "You know, it's a scary feeling for them. The
Nebraska farmers get 90-day diesel tax break as fuel costs hit all-time high (opens the original)
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Relief is on its way for Nebraska farmers, and during one of their busiest and most expensive times of the year. On Thursday, Gov. Jim Pillen signed two executive orders. The first provides temporary diesel tax relief for 90 days. The second allows vehicles hauling seasonal products and livestock to be above normal weight limits by up to 25%. "Everybody can fill their trailers up as full as they can get them and not worry about the weight," Pillen said. Pillen said both measures are intended to
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