McKenzy Parsons is a Digital Content Producer for KETV, focusing on local news in Omaha, Nebraska. With experience in reporting for KCCI-TV as well, McKenzy covers a range of topics including community events, government issues, crime, and current affairs in the Omaha area.
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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska's senior wide receiver has officially declared for the draft.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska football snagged a Kentucky transfer from the portal. Related coverage in the video above: Raiola reaffirms commitment to Nebraska football
By: Mckenzy Parsons
Soaring costs for home insurance are crippling Nebraska homeowners, and with new data from Bankrate, Nebraska is listed as the worst state when it comes to home insurance rates.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Neb. — A "one-man crime wave" is how the Douglas County Sheriff's Office described a suspect.
OMAHA, Neb. — Who better to help the post office deliver express Christmas packages in 1989 than the jolly old elf himself?
By: Mckenzy Parsons
Lincoln police are investigating fatal fire.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska's coach Matt Rhule has made it very clear. The expectation is to win the Pinstripe Bowl.
OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha police are investigating after a person walked into the Nebraska Medical Center with injuries from a shooting.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Idaho defensive back Andrew Marshall committed to Nebraska football. Related coverage in the video above: Other portal additions
Gov. Jim Pillen will undergo procedure to help treat his broken ribs after he fell while horseback riding with his daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter near Columbus on Sunday.Pillen's office said his recovery at Nebraska Medicine "has progressed well," and there are no new issues.He suffered an injury to his spleen, kidney, lungs, and a minor fracture on a vertebrae on his spine as well as multiple fractured ribs.The broken ribs are the main focus of his treatment, according to his office, so he will undergo a rib fixation procedure that will stabilize the broken ribs using metal plates."It will promote stronger long-term healing of the ribs, assist with pain management during the recovery process and reduce the odds of complications. Based on the Governor's health profile and active lifestyle, his doctors consider him an ideal candidate for this procedure," said his office.The procedure was scheduled for Christmas Day, and it was expected to last about four hours. He will stay at the hospital several days to recover.Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly will be the acting Governor during the procedure because of the anesthesia.The Governor's office is expected to provide an update after the procedure is complete and Pillen talks with his doctors. Click here for the latest headlines from KETV NewsWatch 7
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