Aaron Hegarty is an Investigative Producer at KMTV 3 News Now. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, real estate development, and public policy, often covering the housing market and elections. Aaron's work has been featured in notable 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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After two downtown shootings in the Old Market, Omaha police say they’ve added cameras and are increasing officer presence.
The ACLU of Nebraska voiced opposition to school resource officers, and Omaha police responded as the city council considers renewing SRO contracts with school districts.
By: Aaron Hegarty
A developer hopes to transform part of Oak View Mall into an "adventure park" that could include trampolines, virtual reality games, and a rock climbing wall.
By: Aaron Hegarty
LINCOLN, Neb. — Gov. Jim Pillen and Secretary of State Bob Evnen are urging the state legislature to reform the petition signature campaign law in Nebraska.
By: Aaron Hegarty
"Treating the kid that's on these bikes like they're the enemy out there needs to simmer down a little bit," said Ryan Humlichek, owner of Nebraska Electric Powersports.
By: Aaron Hegarty
“I was watching something on TV where there was an alarm going off,” she said. “Some movie where there was a break-in at a jewelry store.”
By: Aaron Hegarty
What makes someone a pro at trivia? Knowledge, of course, is key. But there's more to it, a UNO cognitive psychologist says.
By: Aaron Hegarty
OAKLAND, Neb. — A Burt County farmer is using robotic weed-cutting technology to reduce pesticide use and further his use of regenerative agriculture principles.
By: Aaron Hegarty
Editorial Standards ⓘ The sports bar First Round in Omaha didn't pause trivia for Labor Day.
By: Aaron Hegarty
HARLAN, Iowa — An Iowa man is biking more than 200 miles for the third year in a row to honor a friend lost to suicide and raise awareness about mental health.
