Quanecia Fraser is a journalist and anchor/reporter for KETV, based in Omaha, Nebraska. She is passionate about sharing stories that highlight the local community and amplifying voices that often go unheard. With a focus on human interest stories and social issues, Quanecia aims to make a positive impact through her reporting.
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By: Quanecia Fraser
Nonprofits in the Omaha metro came together Tuesday to talk about challenges and solutions.
By: Quanecia Fraser
OMAHA, Neb. — When Gabby Dour was born with a rare condition, doctors said she wouldn't be able to talk or eat.
By: Quanecia Fraser
The local NAACP chapter is holding a fundraiser and getting people registered to vote at the Ribshack Smokehouse on 108th and Q, until 9 p.m. Thursday.
By: Quanecia Fraser
Nebraska State Sen. Julie Slama spoke in favor of bringing it back in a panel discussion at UNL Wednesday." If every other state besides Maine, is going to do winner take all. It behooves Nebraska to follow suit, just so we're not splitting our relevance nationwide," Slama said. But State Sen. Danielle Conrad said Nebraska's split electoral vote makes sense and other states should follow suit. "I heard from Nebraskans across the state and every political party, that they were deeply concerned about changing the rules at the last minute in the middle of the election this year," Conrad said.
By: Quanecia Fraser
Both McKenzie Clark and Jaden Perkins hope politicians know that their generation isn't just paying attention, but actively working to have a say in their futures.
By: Quanecia Fraser
OMAHA, Neb. — Some Little Italy residents hope to see Pierce Street between 6th and 8th streets go from a one-way to a two-way.
Avenue One has already been approved to be a Good Life District by the state. So that's not what you'll vote for. What you'll decide is if the City of Omaha could create a Good Life District Economic Fund, so more tax revenue can stay in Omaha.
Pottawattamie County Attorney Matt Wilber said he's proud of Martha McSally for fighting off her attacker that day. "I would say he picked the world's worst person to pick this fight with," Wilber said. But speaking directly to Henton in court, McSally said. "Ironically, I think you're actually a lucky man that you picked me as a target, and I fought you off and chased you down, so you were caught. Otherwise, you may be up for rape charges in a far different future."
By: Quanecia Fraser
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — In November 2023, 26-year-old Dominic Henton assaulted former Arizona U.S. Sen. Martha McSally in Council Bluffs.
The city of Plattsmouth and an engineering firm promise clean water thanks to a new water supply coming in a few years.
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