Aaron Hegarty is an Investigative Producer at KMTV 3 News Now. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, sports, and religion, often exploring the intersections of commercial real estate, the housing market, and the construction industry with broader themes in agriculture and spirituality. Aaron's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KSFY-TV, WTAE-TV Pittsburgh, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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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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By: Aaron Hegarty
Omaha City Engineer Austin Rowser said Wednesday that the weekend's rain caused erosion of gravel in a streetcar construction zone, and the latest hole that's grabbed attention. He said it's common and there was never a safety issue.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Fireworks sales began in Nebraska on Thursday, with businesses hoping for a record-breaking year as the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary.
OMAHA, Neb. — Several Omaha youth gathered at Gene Leahy Mall on Sunday afternoon to discuss youth violence and share their concerns with community, city, and county leaders.
Omaha’s renovated Gene Leahy Mall is gearing up for its fifth Independence Day celebration since reopening in 2022.
OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha Mayor John Ewing Jr. is looking to significantly increase funding for Parks and Recreation in the city's 2027 budget, which will be presented later this summer, a spokesperson tells KETV.
By: Aaron Hegarty
After nearly six decades as a liquor store, a Fremont drive-in has re-opened as a coffee shop. It sells donated books in support of the local library."It just seemed like a good time for a change," the owner told KETV.
By: Aaron Hegarty
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors is set to consider acting on "legal matters regarding personnel" on Wednesday. Sheriff Dustin Weitzel pleaded guilty to wire fraud and agreed to never work in law enforcement again, according to a DOJ announcement. The sheriff has yet to surrender his law enforcement certificate.
After 50 years, the city of Fremont gathered together in order to honor the victims of the Hotel Pathfinder explosion.
After weather forced Fremont's July 3 fireworks display to be postponed, the show has been rescheduled for September.
By: Aaron Hegarty
The Nebraska Humane Society said it has confiscated 79 animals during Thursday's search warrant in Elkhorn. Those animals included a zebra and an emu.
