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New living community to offer income-based rent in Council Bluffs (opens the original)
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (WOWT) - A new apartment complex, the Union at Bluffs Run, is designed to address a shortage of affordable housing in Council Bluffs. Homeless advocates say Council Bluffs has a vacancy rate of two percent, making it difficult to find an affordable place to live. William Brown, director of operations at New Visions Homeless Services, said a community should ideally have a vacancy rate around 5% or higher. “Ideally, a community would have around 5% or higher, but anything und
Omaha Veteran competes for national crown (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - An Omaha Air Force veteran who once had nowhere to go is competing for a national title to raise awareness about female veteran homelessness. Aisha Manus enlisted in the Air Force at 17 years old, looking for ways to create a better life. “There was a lady in the library who had all the books for the cool schools. And I would go in there during lunch and like dream about going to these universities that I knew I would never go to because I was poor. And I was never going to
Church steps up for Omaha families with donation drive (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Salem Baptist Church hosted its first-ever “Salem Marketplace” Saturday, providing free food and donation boxes to people in the community. Church leaders said rising costs pushed them to start the event. “We started looking at what was going on in our community, what was happening in our country. It’s just a hard time for everybody. So Salem decided, let’s roll up our sleeves and let’s see what we can do,” said Jarvis Ellis, senior pastor of Salem Baptist Church. Nearly 150
OPPD hits record electricity peak this summer (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A heatwave in late July pushed the Omaha Public Power District to a new record for electricity usage. OPPD hit a new peak load record of about 3,285 megawatts, according to Grant Schulte, OPPD content generalist. Schulte said that figure is up about 10% from the previous year. The record was set on July 27, when the temperature reached 99 degrees. First Alert 6 Senior Chief Meteorologist Rusty Lord said constant demand likely played a role in the record. “It got to 99 that d
Omaha surveys families on childcare needs (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The city of Omaha launched a survey Wednesday to identify where families with children 12 and under need the most help with childcare. Mayor John Ewing said the city wants to understand how it can better support families. “How we care for our youngest, most vulnerable members of Omaha, while caring for their families, can make such a difference,” Ewing said. The city is asking the public to share the struggles they face in finding and paying for childcare. Cailin Daly Dejill
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