Terry Leahy is a journalist based in Omaha, Nebraska, focusing on local news and events in the Omaha area. His work has been featured in iHeartRadio and TALK 1230 WYTS. Terry covers a range of topics including city budget reports, police updates, weather impacts, and community events.
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Omaha, Nebraska, United States (Local)
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The Spring "no cost" yardwaste collection in the City of Omaha runs until the middle of June.
The Board of Commissioners waives building permit fees for those facing a rebuild after the April 26th tornado outbreak.
The investigation continues today as State Corrections says an employee at a Lincoln facility was assaulted.
FEMA says every Nebraska homeowner and renter who suffered damage in the April 26th tornadoes are encouraged to apply for various services.
The Salvation Army has set up "Multi-Agency Resource Centers" for those impacted by Omaha-area tornadoes.
A National Weather Service forecaster at the Omaha office in Valley says the sky conditions should be favorable if there are "northern lights."
For the first time in months, wildfire smoke from the north could impact air quality in the Omaha area.
Omaha Police say a teen suffered non-critical injuries after being shot and wounded in the southeast part of town.
State Corrections says an inmate serving time for crimes in the Omaha Metro has died.
A section of a trail in south central Omaha is to temporarily close next week.
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