Johan Marin is a multimedia journalist based in Omaha, Nebraska. With a focus on local news, Johan covers a range of topics including city planning, community initiatives, law enforcement, and regional events. His work has been featured in 6 NEWS WOWT Omaha and KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News.
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Johan Marin’s coverage mainly focuses on local news, especially in Omaha and Nebraska. He seems to prioritize government announcements, events coverage, seasonal topics like weather-related issues, and themes related to family & relationships, government & politics as well as business & industry.
If you have insights or stories relevant to local community initiatives, governmental policies or changes affecting the Omaha and Nebraska area or can provide expert commentary on local events impacting the community directly (e.g., extreme weather preparedness), Johan would likely find these particularly relevant for his reporting.
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By: Johan Marin
A meal doesn't make the holiday, but it certainly helps make the tradition. However, for some, that tradition can be a struggle.
Omaha’s St. Peter’s Catholic Church hosts Thanksgiving dinner
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The holiday season is official in La Vista now that its 20 foot metal spruce shines bright at Central Park.
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha community and loved ones are remembering Lee Bowen, who recently died at the age of 86, after battling dementia.
By: Johan Marin
Now 30 years later, their family’s work is featured at professional sporting events, big parades, and at the largest amusement parks in the world.
The Metropolitan Area Planning Agency is steering the wheel towards safety when it comes to our roads.
By: Johan Marin
Omaha organization helps fill English classes gap in the metro
By: Johan Marin
Local health officials told First Alert 6 the highly contagious infection is attaching vulnerable communities.
Officials are advising drivers to be extra cautious at dawn and at dusk when deer appear the most.
By: Johan Marin
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - It's a welcome sight for many to see fewer construction signs along 168th Street between West Center Road and Q Street.
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