Semifinals Set. The Road to Omaha Continues... #MCWS x #RoadToOmaha

Another round of thunderstorms will develop late this afternoon and this evening in central and northeast Nebraska. These storms could produce hail, damaging wind gusts, and perhaps a couple of tornadoes. Storms will become more numerous and move southeast with time.

Whether you're at a job site or a ball game, don't ignore the heat. 🏃‍♂️ Pace yourself 🕶️ Wear sun protection 🥤 Take water breaks often ⛱️ Use shaded areas when possible Keep yourself and your team safe. #WorkplaceSafety #BeatTheHeat #DHHS

Back-to-school is around the corner and helping kids ease into it now makes a big difference later. Need a little backup? The trained counselors at Nebraska Family Helpline are here 24/7. 888-866-8660. Any problem. Any time.

Trying to get ready for a meeting and not sure it’s working out Ted…. #BiscuitsWithTheBoss #OPD

Recruit Class 1-2025 firearms training includes working in low light conditions. Do you want to see if you have what it takes to be in the next class? Go to joinopd.com today!

Few Saturdays this late in the year have been hotter than the one we're forecasting for Lincoln this weekend. Dress for the heat. Wear lightweight, loose fitting, light-colored clothing to reflect heat and sunlight. #NEwx

Instead of sharing the horrific, vile, & heart-stopping video of Charlie Kirk being shot, I urge you to share images of his beautiful family whose worst nightmare has come true. Every kid deserves a dad. Every wife deserves a husband. Every American needs Charlie Kirk.

September 20, 1974, is a date forever etched in the heart of our department. I had the privilege of knowing Officer Gail Cobb. She was 24 years old. A daughter. A mother. A police officer who wore the badge with pride and purpose. Gail had only been on the job a year when she

Police call for help during incident in northwest Omaha | Click on the image to read the full story ketv.com/article/police…

Today is World Diabetes Day, a day to spread awareness of a disease that affects millions worldwide. It is on November 14th, the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting; who led the Canadian team that created injectable insulin in 1921, the first and only lifesaving treatment for T1D.

With dangerously cold weather approaching, warming centers are open across Douglas County to provide safe, warm indoor spaces for individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness. View the graphic below for warming center locations, operation hours, and services. #WarmingCenters

🚨 Carbon Monoxide Warning 🚨 Cold weather increases CO risk. Never run vehicles in garages, even with doors open. CO builds fast and enters homes. No CO or smoke alarm? OFD Public Education: 402-444-3560 omaha-fire.org/smokealarms

Be Bold, Get Cold! Special Olympics Nebraska facebook.com/share/1DgYUCKV…

A new way to help search for missing children is here. The Missing Child Poster Network is a free Fire TV app that turns everyday screens into tools for awareness, utilizing verified missing children’s data from NCMEC. Learn how it works: ncmec.org/blog/2026/turn…

BREAKING: Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, So get ready for SIX MORE WEEKS OF WINTER!!!!! #GroundhogDay

On #NationalMissingPersonsDay, NCMEC stands with families and loved ones who are still searching. Today, help spread awareness for missing children by sharing a poster from your community: ncmec.org/search. We never give up hope.

#PolarPlunge! Special Olympics Omaha Police Dept