Aaron Hegarty is an Investigative Producer for KMTV 3 News Now and KETV, with a focus on local news in the Omaha, Nebraska area. His work has also been featured on NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. Aaron's articles cover a range of topics including crime, community events, city council decisions, and public service issues.
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Aaron Hegarty's coverage primarily centers around local news, community events, city council decisions, crime and infrastructure projects in the United States with a focus on Nebraska and Omaha. His articles cover topics such as government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and breaking news within these themes.
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Rayna Harris knows volleyball is arguably the biggest sport in Nebraska.
The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission might take control of regulating medical marijuana in Nebraska. That still needs to be decided, but the commission's director says it didn't stop people from calling the day after the election."They thought that because it passed they automatically could legally own and buy pot and wanted to know where to get it at," he said.
By: Aaron Hegarty
OMAHA, Neb. — Wednesday, the last of three people charged in connection to a November 2022 mass shooting will learn his sentence.
Husker fans known to travel will meet a large alumni base in New York at the Pinstripe Bowl. "Honestly, this is my Super Bowl," said a Nebraska alum living in New York.
"You can feel 'em crawling on you at night," a Kay-Jay Tower resident said. "It makes it impossible to sleep at night."
By: Aaron Hegarty
OMAHA, Neb. — Even without dealing with the threat of a bird flu outbreak, caring for chickens can be tough work.
By: Aaron Hegarty
HONEY CREEK, Iowa — All asked say Mt. Crescent Ski Area's opening day was a success.
Every Friday, 57-year-old Toni Larsen would drive from her home in Arlington to her sister's in Blair for dinner and games. Last week, that drive turned fatal.
Cowan is remembered for building the cancer into what it is today.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Wednesday, Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine shared more on Sunday's shooting death of a 6-year-old girl. Alonni Barfield was a kindergartener.
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