KETV has posted a guide to apple cider donuts available this fall from local vendors.
The guide details vendor hours and treats (e.g. Ditmars Orchard and The Sweet Shoppe) and includes a recipe for readers wanting to make their own donuts at home.
First Citizens Bank addressed customer concerns after a weekend transition from BMO led to account access difficulties and longer waits at the Saddle Creek branch plus it mailed new debit cards and issued digital banking instructions.
Customers are advised to review communications and visit local branches for further assistance.
More than 60,000 passengers are expected to fly through Eppley Airfield for Labor Day travel, and the airport is 60% complete + four new gates with modern amenities will soon open as construction continues until 2028.
UNMC broke ground on a new Infectious Diseases Air Transport training facility + launched its Office for the Advancement of Military Medicine on Friday in Omaha.
The $17.4 million center will train healthcare and transport staff using biocontainment modules and an aircraft fuselage for high-risk infections.
Pollinator Alliance of the Heartland hosts Milkweed & Cookies on Saturday, Sept.
19 at Bellevue University Symposium Room from 12pm to 4pm — the event features a vendor fair, cookie decorating station, speaker presentations and a Native Garden giveaway sponsored by Green Bellevue and Papio-Missouri River NRD.
Local farms Vala’s and Skinny Bones offer fall fun with varied admission fees and new attractions; Labor Day weekend features half-price rates, and weekday visits cost less.
Families can enjoy rides, corn mazes, food options, and special additions like a pirate-themed area (seasonal update).
On Sept. 11, 2001, the E-4B Nightwatch — known as the Doomsday Plane — was ready at Offutt to serve as Air Force One if needed, though the president stayed on his original plane; officials say it remains key to national command and control during crises.
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services detected Heartland and Bourbon viruses in tick pools from Richardson and Sarpy Counties during the 2025 and 2026 surveillance seasons.
No human cases have been reported and officials urge residents to use insect repellent and wear protective clothing when outdoors.
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