In Nebraska, a troubling loophole exists in the law: putting a GPS tracking device on someone else’s vehicle, or otherwise tracking them using such technology, does not, by itself, violate state stalking laws. That means until legislation catches up, placing a tracker without consent falls into a ...

What LB319 Was Trying to Do (You Know, Help) Introduced by Senator Raymond Aguilar, LB319 aimed to give Nebraskans with felony drug convictions a fighting chance at basic survival—literally. It would have allowed people with felony drug convictions to access food assistance through SNAP—provided...

Update (4/28/2025): You can now login with your Apple ID. If you have an iCloud email and never received a verification email, use this option.Update (4/17/2025): You can now login with your Google or Facebook account. Anyone who has registered for an account and never recieved a verification email...

Homelessness remains a significant challenge in the Omaha metropolitan area. In 2024, a Point-In-Time Count identified 1,609 individuals, including 202 children under 18 and 92 military veterans, experiencing homelessness in Omaha. The unsheltered homeless population has notably increased, rising ne...

The Omaha Police Department continues to lead by example with proactive crime prevention efforts, creating a safer city for the residents it serves.In 2024, Omaha recorded 19 homicides, the fewest since 1990. Additionally, Omaha is one of the few comparable major cities to experience a significant d...