Quanecia Fraser is a KETV Anchor and Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, health and wellness, and special education, with a focus on adaptive learning and special needs advocacy. Quanecia's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KMBC 9, KOCO 5, and Madison Magazine.
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By: Quanecia Fraser
The city says it's turning the part of Ames that goes from Fontenelle Boulevard to North 16th St. into three lanes instead of four beginning in July. "There'll be one dedicated lane in each direction, and the center turn lane at the various access points along that portion of the corridor," Heather Tippey Pierce with Public Works said. There will also be new asphalt and striping.
By: Quanecia Fraser
Although Urban Youth B.O.L.T is offered as a diversion program through the legal system, Michelle Butler said it's also open to anyone in the community whose child needs it. "We are one resource of many in our North Omaha community that would be a safe place that really helps the kids to understand some of the impacts of their behaviors and give them skills to help them to move forward," Butler said.
By: Quanecia Fraser
Ryan Hay was the co-founder of Omaha Bike Week, which runs from July 17-25 outside of Oakview Mall. It will go on as planned because organizers say that's what Hay would have wanted. Organizers say all proceeds will go to Hay's family.
By: Quanecia Fraser
And with temperatures on the way, RAGBRAI has plans set in place.
By: Quanecia Fraser
The district said last year the state Department of Education made a mistake when calculating state aid. That led to state aid for OPS being reduced by nearly $51 million for the 2026-27 school year. OPS is proposing an 8-cent tax levy increase. With the 8-cent increase proposal, that's about $80 for every $100,000 of property value. If you own a $250,000 home, your property tax bill would go up $200.
34-year-old Brandy Bess, a mother of four, was shot and killed by 39-year-old Anthony Ware in DeKalb County Georgia. Both were from Omaha. Bess' mother wants to spread awareness about the issue of domestic violence.
By: Quanecia Fraser
OMAHA, Neb. — Neighbors living near 16th and Farnam are seeing progress on Omaha's most well-known sinkhole. Recently, the sidewalk was repaved.
By: Quanecia Fraser
The ordinance goes into effect Aug. 5. But state laws will be enforced until then.
OMAHA, Neb. — A new partnership aims to make mental health care more affordable for veterans. Region 6 Behavioral Health and At Ease USA have joined forces to make this happen.
By: Quanecia Fraser
For Quinn Bera, the last game of the regular season in 2025 ended with him being carted off the field. "I caught the ball. And I like turned upfield, and while I was running ... I kind of like stuck my leg out like that, and somebody ... dropped all their weight on it and it just completely just ... snapped," Quinn said.
