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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OMAHA, Neb. — A fire suppression system was installed at all 13 Douglas County drop boxes this fall.
Nebraska Board of Education candidates Lisa Schonhoff and Bill McAllister are on the ballots of voters in western Douglas, Dodge, Washington, Platte, Cuming, Burt, Colfax, Madison and Stanton counties.
54-year-old Travis Tierney faces felony charges of first-degree sexual assault of a child and child pornography.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Plenty of resources exist for those looking to buy a home, but there's a "gap" in connecting the resources with people who need them, an event organizer said.
Polls show close races, but regardless, the campaigns are giving a strong final push.
By: Aaron Hegarty
18-year-old Republican Jack Sayers says his biggest challenge will be 'the status quo'
Aaron Broussard makes sure to keep a golf ball in his car. That way, if he decides to visit his father at Omaha National Cemetery, he can leave a ball on a tee at his headstone and "play nine holes with my dad."
By: Aaron Hegarty
"There were a lot of people who are experiencing either anxiety or just questioning how things were going to impact them in the future," said a hotline supervisor.
By: Aaron Hegarty
After coming up less than 500 votes short on a bond issue, Iowa Western says it's missing out on expanding their trade programs.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Nebraskans overwhelmingly passed the initiative. More than 74% voted for it, according to unofficial results. It failed to receive a majority in just four counties.
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