Papillion News

A Papillion couple who spent thousands of dollars on a remodeling project called KETV NewsWatch 7's I-Team with questions about why much of the job remains undone.

A nationwide crackdown on drunk drivers puts more officers on the street here this Labor Day weekend.

Students at the Papillion-La Vista School District are writing in every class, and their practice shows.

"Bellevue by Design" isn't official yet, but it's in the works. During an Aug. 18 open house at City Hall, local developers and interested parties had a chance to give feedback on the first draft of an ...

Comic book lovers will have an opportunity to dive into the world of superheroes during an upcoming event in Papillion.

The new school year brings new challenges, but getting to class safely shouldn't be one of them.

Wounded Officer Paul Latschar is a hardworking "rock-solid officer," the president of the Omaha Police Union said Thursday.

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the last thing the parents want to worry about is how to pay their next doctor bill.

The Papillion City Council's decision came as a shock to All-Purpose Utilities Inc.

In 1948, a tank of gas cost 26 cents a gallon. Postage stamps were three cents. The average annual salary equaled $3,600, and minimum wage was 40 cents an hour.

Last week he died at the age of 80 from a massive aortic valve coronary, said Mary Lou, his wife of 58 years.

Do you know a woman who deserves some recognition? Someone who goes above and beyond to help others? Suburban Newspapers Inc.

Police have released the name of a 2-year-old girl who apparently drowned in the backyard pool of a Bellevue home.

The City of Papillion has three new benches, thanks to the creativity and hard work of Ian Burns.

A 2-year-old girl was pronounced dead Saturday after being found face down in a backyard swimming pool in Bellevue.

The other day I sat down at my desk here at work in Papillion and had a striking revelation.

Some students will be heading back to school Tuesday while others have another week of summer vacation.

He has admitted to committing unthinkable crimes against a young family member. Now, he's going to prison for a long time.

Air Force Week will be Aug. 9 through 17. Events will take place throughout the metro area, including numerous locations in Sarpy County.

A Papillion man was sentenced Thursday to 30 to 40 years in prison for sexually assaulting a young relative.