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16-year-old boy dies after crash involving an ATV in North Omaha

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
16-year-old boy dies after crash involving an ATV in North Omaha Omaha police said the crash happened just after 11:30 p.m. Investigators said the 16-year-old boy was driving a 2026 Polaris ATV northbound on Florence Boulevard when he entered the intersection of Locust Street and was struck by a 42-year-old female driving a sedan eastbound. OMAHA, Neb. - A 16-year-old boy has died after a crash near Florence Boulevard and Locust Street late Saturday night.
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Parents cited for kids' reckless driving of electric motorcycles in Douglas County

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Neb. - Law enforcement across the state is cracking down on the reckless driving of non-street-legal electric vehicles. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has put out numerous educational posts on social media and has been canvassing the community proactively and when they receive complaints. Now, they said their efforts are starting to make an impact. Overall, the sheriff's office said forms of electric motorcycles, like dirt bikes and minibikes, are causing the most issues.
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Gretna's growth brings focus to community development and public safety

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
GRETNA, Neb. - Gretna's population is growing, and city leaders are focusing on community development and public safety to meet the needs of residents. "We're just over 9,000, 9,500 within our city limits. But surrounding us with the cities and other living, there's probably another 12,000 to 13,000 people," Gretna Mayor Mike Evans said. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city's official population is expected to exceed 12,000 by the end of 2026.
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