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UNMC, U.S. Air Force break ground on Infectious Disease Air Transport Facility

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By Molly Ashford
| The Reader
The University of Nebraska Medical Center will soon be home to a first-of-its-kind training facility specializing in air transport of people with highly infectious diseases. On Friday, elected officials joined representatives of UNMC and the U.S. Air Force to break ground on the new Infectious Disease Air Transport, or IDAT, facility. It will be used to train healthcare and military personnel to safely transport patients impacted by high-consequence infectious diseases.
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Omaha police, mayor detail two uses of electric shock gloves by school resource officers

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By Molly Ashford
| The Reader
Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer and Mayor John Ewing provided new information Monday about the use of electric shock gloves by school resource officers. The Omaha Police Department previously said the gloves had been deployed twice in the 2025-2026 school year on students. In a Monday joint statement, they elaborated on the circumstances of those two instances. The first occurred when a student from a different high school who was trespassing at Omaha South High School, according to police.
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The Bay and Metropolitan Community College launch manufacturing workforce development program for young adults in Omaha

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By Molly Ashford
| The Reader
A new collaboration between Omaha’s Metropolitan Community College and youth development nonprofit The Bay will create a pathway for young adults to develop skills in an in-demand field: manufacturing. The Manufacturing Gap Year program is a career and skill development initiative for 18-24 year olds interested in exploring opportunities in manufacturing.
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