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Omaha Man Drowns in Smith’s Bay
Arnolds Park, IA (KICD) — The Dickinson County Sheriff’s department says foul play is not suspected in the apparent weekend drowning of an Omaha man. A group of friends contacted Arnolds Park Police early Saturday morning to report they were missing 27 year old Gilman Cooper. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Arnolds Park Okoboji Underwater Rescue and Dive team were then alerted.
Minor Injuries in Rollover Accident Sunday Afternoon
Just after noon Sunday, Lincoln Police responded to a rollover accident at 83rd & Holdrege. The LPD investigation reports a vehicle was traveling southbound in a commercial parking lot when it entered Holdrege and collided with a westbound vehicle from 84th & Holdrege. The driver of the westbound vehicle was...
5 predictions for the Huskers’ offense in 2024
It’s hard to believe that we survived another offseason without Nebraska football but we made it. In six days, the Huskers will take on UTEP and all will be right with the world — assuming Nebraska wins. Dylan Raiola will make his first career start against UTEP. It’s...
Offutt air show returns after six years
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - After a six-year absence, the Defenders of Freedom Air and Space Show made its return. If you couldn’t make it out to Offutt Air Force Base there were still plenty of great places to catch the action. Hundreds of viewers picked out their favorite spot...
Omaha Police investigating North Omaha shooting
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha Police are investigating a shooting that injured one at 25th and Ames, a statement said. Officers responded to multiple ShotSpotter alerts near 25th and Ames and 25th and Taylor Street at 4:12 a.m. Sunday. When officers arrived at the scene, the statement said they encountered numerous shell casings.
Husker special teams by the numbers: What they were and what can have them ahead of the curve in 2024
How are you kicking it six days from that Husker opener?. Better question. Who is kicking it for Nebraska in six days in that opener?. Matt Rhule said his staff is still considering those options – Tristan Alvano working back from injury; walkon John Hohl in the hunt – heading into Saturday's 2:30 p.m. contest against UTEP.
Salvation Army to Open Cooling Centers Monday
The Salvation Army will open two cooling centers in Omaha Monday. Temperatures are expected to climb to 99 degrees, with feels-like temperatures as high as 105 degrees. The North Corps location at 24th and Pratt will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Kroc Center at 28th and Y...
Mother accused of leaving baby unattended in hot vehicle while she rode a horse, reports say
MERRICK COUNTY, Neb. (KSNB/Gray News) - A mother in Nebraska is accused of leaving her infant unattended inside a hot vehicle while she rode a horse at a fair, according to authorities. On Saturday, a Merrick County Deputy was detailed to the Merrick County Fairgrounds to investigate an infant being...
Coyotes End Weekend In Five Set Loss Against the Broncos
HASTINGS, Neb.- Saturday morning Kansas Wesleyan Women's Volleyball took the court to face Hastings College. The Coyotes had a closely fought match against the Broncos ultimately losing in five sets (25-19, 22-25, 25-21, 25-14, 13-15). After a kill from Kylee Harris the Coyotes took a 5-0 lead to rattle the...
1 killed, 2 seriously injured in Holt County collision
(Oregon) -- One person was killed and two others were seriously injured in a collision in Holt County early Sunday morning. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred on U.S. Highway 59 roughly a half-mile southeast of Oregon shortly before 3:30 a.m. Authorities say a 2016 Chevy Malibu, driven by 21-year-old Chelsey Guyer of Fillmore, Missouri, was northbound on 59 when it crossed the center line and collided head-on with a 2018 Ford Ecosport, driven by 57-year-old Angela Woods of Oregon. The patrol says the Malibu rotated counterclockwise and came to rest on its wheels off the east side of the roadway, while the Ford also rotated counterclockwise coming to rest on its wheels off the west side of the road.
Mighty volunteer force backs Essex Labor Day prep
(Essex) -- Scores of volunteers are once again backing the Essex Labor Day Celebration. KMAland residents are expected to flock to the community this coming weekend for an Olympic-sized list of events. Among the many activities is the Donna Franks Memorial Fireworks Show Sunday evening at 9:15 at the Essex High School parking lot. Speaking on KMA's "Morning Line" program Monday morning, Essex Community Development Director Tess Nelson says residents answered the call for donations to make the fireworks show possible.
Egbert leading young Shenandoah girls XC lineup in to 2024 season
(Shenandoah) -- The Shenandoah girls cross country team enters the 2024 season ready to rely on one of Class 2A's top returners and a young lineup. "I'm thrilled," Shenandoah head coach Liz Skillern tells KMA Sports. "We had a couple of girls out that I didn't anticipate. We've doubled our numbers from last year. We have eight girls out. I know that's not huge for most teams, but I'll definitely take it."
Kotter ready to move into administrator role in Red Oak
(Red Oak) -- Red Oak's new city administrator is looking forward to making the move to southwest Iowa. By unanimous vote last week, the Red Oak City Council approved the hiring of Lisa Kotter as the city's new city administrator after Kyra Smith resigned from the role back in April. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kotter received a a bachelor's degree in political science and government and a master's degree in public administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She has spent nearly three decades in city administration, including 17 years in Clintonville, Wisconsin and most recently the past two years in Cascade, Iowa. Kotter tells KMA News she was thankful to the city council and mayor for the opportunity and looks forward to serving Red Oak.
KMA's Football Pick'em Contest returns
(KMAland) -- The highly-popular KMA Sports Football Friday Pick'em Contest is back. This year's version replicates the previous two years: 15 games -- 10 from Iowa, two from Nebraska, two from Missouri and one highly intriguing non-KMAland Iowa game. You have the chance to go against KMA Sports’ team of...
Red Oak suspect booked on warrants, public intoxication
(Red Oak) -- A suspect was booked on a pair of warrants in Red Oak Sunday evening. The Red Oak Police Department says 46-year-old Dennis Gerald Tyler was arrested shortly after 8:30 p.m. on two active Taylor County warrants for violation of probation, an aggravated misdemeanor, and a controlled substance violation, a class B felony. Tyler was also charged with public intoxication, a simple misdemeanor. Authorities say the arrest occurred after officers were called to the Dollar General for a male, later identified as Tyler, who was laying down in the dog food aisle and refused to leave.
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