Aaron Hegarty is an Investigative Producer at KMTV 3 News Now. He specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, urban design, and legal affairs, covering topics that range from the housing market to agricultural issues. Aaron has been featured in various outlets including KSFY-TV, WTAE-TV Pittsburgh, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Aaron Hegarty's coverage primarily centers around local news, community events, city council decisions, crime and infrastructure projects in the United States with a focus on Nebraska and Omaha. His articles cover topics such as government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and breaking news within these themes.
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Douglas County is seeing more early flu cases than any other year in the last decade, health officials say.
By: Aaron Hegarty
More than 60,000 Iowans have already cast their ballots, according to the University of Florida's
Nebraska's Secretary of State race now includes two latecomers from new parties, both former Republicans who say they can still win.
By: Aaron Hegarty
OMAHA, Neb. — Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, a Nebraska native and former U.S. senator, visited the University of Nebraska Omaha
Nebraska will elect a new Secretary of State in 2026. Scott Petersen won the Republican primary while criticizing incumbent Bob Evnen.
A defense contractor and manufacturing company cut the ribbon Wednesday on a second North Omaha location. It's the first in the Omaha Airport Business Park.
By: Aaron Hegarty
On Thursday, Carter Lake learned it won a nearly $500,000 grant from FEMA to make "overdue" infrastructure improvements and make flooding less likely.
By: Jake Anderson, Aaron Hegarty
A man was arrested after deputies say he chased three teens riding electric dirt bikes and injured one critically.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Oak View Mall is bringing local small businesses into its storefronts for the holiday season for its first "12 Shops of Christmas" event.
Omaha's police and fire unions are calling on voters to approve $155 million in general obligation bonds to help fund a $181 million joint public safety headquarters near Crossroads.
