‘Mike Hogan’ After a long Career, He Still Enjoys his Work on The Radio And his Dedication Makes Him a Winner.
OMAHA – Mike Hogan does much more than hosting radio shows and his work is been recognized now. He received the Media Partner of the Year award.
Road to Omaha – Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Omaha, NE – On today’s episode of “Road to Omaha,” KVNO’s Brandon McDermott spoke with Oral Roberts head coach Ryan Folmar.
15th Annual OEAAs Move Online
Omaha, NE—As most of the last year’s events have moved online, so have the Omaha Entertainment and Art Awards. Luckily, the show will go on with virtual performances and an awards ceremony this Sunday.
Fighting Sex Trafficking in Nebraska: What’s Lacking and a New Plan
By Mike Tobias
Law enforcement, lawmakers and social service agencies are studying human trafficking in Nebraska, and launching new initiatives to fight the crime and help the victims.
Read MoreReforms urged in Nebraska police lineup procedures
By Bill Kelly
Law enforcement agencies across Nebraska have quietly begun a major change in how eyewitness evidence is collected and utilized in criminal cases.
Read MoreColor Guard helps troubled teens find discipline
By Ryan Robertson
Providing troubled teens leadership opportunities proves to be recipe for success for some at Heartland Family Service Youth Links facility.
Read MoreOmaha City Council President Ben Gray talks with KVNO News
By Ryan Robertson
Omaha, NE – Last week, the Omaha City Council elected a new council president and vice president. Ben Gray was elected council president by a vote of 4-3. Ryan Robertson of KVNO News sat down with Gray recently, and talked about the new council president’s vision for the next two years.
Read MoreJuvenile Justice Advocate Reflects On Forty Years Of Changes In The System
By Bill Kelly
Seward, NE — County Court Judge Gerald Rouse reflects on more than four decades of changes in the legal system that deals with children in trouble with the law and families in crisis.
Read MoreOPD: “Implied threat” no cause for concern
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – The Omaha Police Department said Tuesday it was notified of an “implied threat” to the Omaha area by an anonymous online poster.
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