Stalker plea agreement for a lesser charge
New developments in a Sarpy county stalking case. A plea agreement is expected Friday.
View ArticleNatural Foods That Aren't
If you shop for foods labeled “natural,” you’re not alone. A new survey from Consumer Reports finds that almost two-thirds of shoppers say they usually look for foods that say they are “natural.” But...
View ArticleAccount numbers stolen and debit cards cloned
It's a puzzling question to victims of credit card theft: How can so many fraudulent purchases end up on their account when the card has never left their sight?
View Article911 number on caller ID a trick
A frightening phone call for a Sarpy county woman. It' a warning that she could be arrested and the number looks convincing.
View ArticleBest TVs For Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is a great excuse to buy a new television. And prices have never been lower. Retailers offer deep discounts this time of year as they clear their shelves in time for new models. But with...
View ArticleSon questions Colorado crash investigation
A Council Bluffs, Iowa lawyer has serious questions about an accident investigation in Colorado. It blames his father who died after his van collided with an unmarked police vehicle carrying two...
View ArticleBargain prices and a game of chance
A temporary store advertising low prices has rolled into town, but it's not just bargains that are attracting customers. A game of chance has some paying a lot money trying to win big.
View ArticleHomeowners get shock on major project
An Omaha couple put a lot of trust and money into a contractor's workmanship, but not long after the checks are cashed, they get a shock.
View ArticleWhy File Taxes Early
Employers have until February first to send you your W-2 tax form. And the IRS is already accepting electronic returns. Consumer Reports says there are significant advantages to filing early. You’ll...
View ArticleSupermarket Prepared Food Shocker
More people than ever are buying prepared foods from the supermarket. A Consumer Reports survey of 63-thousand subscribers found that half buy meals at the prepared-food counter. But are those foods...
View ArticleMurder victim's mother wants pickup released
The death of a son is a parent's nightmare. For an Omaha mother it won't end until a killer is found. In the meantime she says police have been holding a family vehicle far too long.
View ArticleWhat you need to know about an often unclaimed tax credit
For many American struggling to make ends meet, tax time can be especially stressful. Consumer Reports has some important advice about a tax credit that often goes unclaimed, but it could help those...
View ArticleNeighbors in La Vista growl about dog spa plan
A developer wants to put up a dog boarding facility, but some neighbors in La Vista won't stand for it. Mike McKnight talks to both sides in this Six On Your Side Investigation.
View ArticleVitamin C Caution
Americans spent more than a billion dollars on vitamin C supplements last year. It may seem like a good idea to take a boost of vitamin C when you’ve got a cold, but Consumer Reports says that could be...
View ArticleMaximizing The Sale Price Of Your Home
Millennials — the generation of Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 –– are entering the housing market in huge numbers. They are now the biggest group of real estate buyers. Consumer Reports tells...
View ArticleScam victim fooled by hacked Facebook
The offer of money to jump-start a business looked too good to be true, but a Wahoo woman thought she could trust the recommendation of a family friend sending messages on Facebook. A "friend" on...
View ArticlePlayers angry prize game left without warning
New developments after a Six On Your Side investigation exposed a questionable game of chance. Customers at an electronics liquidation sale spent hundred of dollars trying to win prizes like TVs.
View ArticleVandals Repeatedly Strike Safety Device
An important safety device in the city of Gretna has been knocked out of commission by vandals. The concern is not just about what's been done but how they did it.
View ArticlePressure Washer Danger
Pressure washers can cause serious injuries including lacerations, punctures, and eye damage. Based on the latest data, it’s estimated pressure washers send more than 6-thousand people a year to...
View ArticleVoucher buyer reacts to indictment
An indictment handed up in a travel voucher scheme has given customers plenty of weekend reading.
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