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Metro area insurance agent discusses next steps for homeowners following floods (opens the original)
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Many metro area homeowners are still working to clean up following Wednesday night's flash flooding. Homeowners faced flooded basements and garages. MORE COVERAGE: Omaha mayor says 100-year storm brought 5 to 6 inches of rain and dozens of rescues KETV spoke with insurance agent Kyle Emsick on Thursday to see what steps come next for homeowners as they navigate the damage the rain left behind. See the full interview in the video above. Anyone impacted by floods at Grand Ridge Apartments, can vis
Storms bring heavy rain to parts of Nebraska and Iowa, knocking out power to thousands (opens the original)
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Storms blew through parts of Nebraska and Iowa, bringing excessive rain, causing flash flooding and power outages. READ MORE: Heavy rainfall causes roadways to flood in and around Omaha area According to the Omaha Public Power District's power outage map, there are 3,687 customers without power as of 2:00a.m. on Thursday. Most of the outages are in Douglas County. Click the link here to see the power outage map. Make sure you can always see the latest news, weather, sports and more from KETV New
Heavy rainfall causes roadways to flood in and around metro area (opens the original)
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Excessive rain caused multiple streets to close or caused drivers major issues due to flash flooding on Wednesday night. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the metro area until 3 a.m. "This is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. Do not attempt travel unless you are fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an evacuation order," said the NWS alert. According to Sarpy County 911, the following intersections were flooded. ROAD HAZARD at 23:04 168/HWY 370, 175/O
North Dakota police say man arrested in Nebraska was wanted in mother's homicide (opens the original)
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Law enforcement provided an update on a murder suspect who was arrested in Nebraska. Nebraska state troopers arrested Brandon George, 42, following a high-speed chase that ended near Ashland. Authorities were searching for George in connection with a homicide investigation in Fargo, North Dakota. Fargo police said Pamela Mendoza, 60, George's mother, was the victim. "We learned that Ms. Mendoza was living in the apartment with her son, identified as 42-year-old Brandon George," said Capt. Matt C
Nebraska troopers arrest murder suspect after high-speed chase (opens the original)
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Nebraska state troopers arrested a 42-year-old man who was wanted for murder in North Dakota. Troopers said Brandon George fled from authorities in Lancaster County, leading NSP in a high-speed pursuit that at one point went over 100 miles per hour. According to NSP, George was eventually arrested near the Ashland interchange. Fargo police said George is a suspect in a North Dakota murder that happened on Monday. No details were given about the victim or what led to their death. Make sure you ca
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