Mary Nelson is a Reporting Anchor for KMTV 3 News Now, focusing on local news in Nebraska, particularly in the Omaha area. With a passion for storytelling, Mary covers a range of topics from political issues to community events, showcasing the diverse and vibrant aspects of the region.
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Mary Nelson's coverage is locally focused on Nebraska and Omaha, with an emphasis on community events, local businesses, agriculture, volunteer work, personal stories and entertainment news. She frequently cites data to support her articles.
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By: Mary Nelson
Gold Star Mother: "You're a mom whose kids served in the United States military and they never got a chance to take off their uniform because they died," Lydia Burgdorf explains.
By: Mary Nelson
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — In addition to Broadway shows and concerts, Omaha Performing Arts offers a range of education and community engagement events.
By: Mary Nelson
Rick Wimer has served on the West Point Rescue Squad for 37 years. As a volunteer, he goes on more than 100 calls a year. And that's just for starters.
By: Mary Nelson
Dee Oswald knew her numbers. She kept precise records to identify trends with her health. Yet, out of the blue, she had a heart attack. Once she learned why, Oswald advocated for her family.
By: Mary Nelson
Mason shared poetry at each stop, but he more enjoyed reading Nebraskans', whether school kids or seniors, poems. "It's just great to see their reactions and what they're writing about," he said.
The old Democratic Party does not exist anymore. It has been taken over by the Progressive Radicals that have been working for decades to destroy our United States and for them to gain power AND riches.
By: Mary Nelson
Karoline Anderson, MD, is a pediatrician, and says she'd never stop practicing medicine. However, she's also found joy writing about... murder. Or, one detective's quest to find a serial killer.
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — In addition to Broadway shows and concerts, Omaha Performing Arts offers a range of education and community engagement events.
By: Mary Nelson
At the time, Mary Lyons-Carmona was 24 years old. She read about Habitat for Humanity in the paper, and thought - despite what skeptics said - it could work in Omaha.
By: Mary Nelson
Robert Bray IV knew he grew up in a Habitat home. What he didn't know is that it was the Omaha chapter's first-ever, as his life now represents a full circle.
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