Bill Schammert is a journalist and reporter based in Omaha, Nebraska. He focuses on local news stories, covering a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. His work has appeared on KETV, KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, and Telemundo 15.
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Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule said he expects the football team to win the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday.
CONCOURSE, N.Y. — It's been a while since Nebraska's been to the concrete jungle for a football game.
By: Bill Schammert
Nebraska will play its first bowl game in eight years on Saturday. KETV NewsWatch 7's Bill Schammert is in New York City , catching up with some alumni who say it's a big deal for them.
On December 22, Pillen was in a horse riding accident. He spent several days in the hospital.
By: Bill Schammert
For the first time in its 100-plus year history, Gretna fire is employing full-time firefighters.
A new directive from the Nebraska Public Service Commission requires all 911 operators to be trained in how to give CPR instructions.
KETV and Thrasher Foundation Repair delivered the $2,500 check to Deer Pointe Elementary in January.
By: Bill Schammert
Elizabeth Nelson credits the doctors at Nebraska Medicine with saving her life. OMAHA, Neb. —
By: Bill Schammert
According to the union, none of the 141 people being laid off have been offered a severance package.
By: Bill Schammert
Jamey Bremer has been on a medical roller coaster that few could fathom over the last two years.
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