In a major Omaha sex trafficking case, a 62-year-old man’s bond was slashed from $20 million to $10 million, with trial set for next month as other defendants move through court. Meanwhile, a man convicted in a North Omaha shooting that wounded seven will serve at least 38 years after pleading guilty to assault and weapons charges. Community leaders brace for a critical update from nonprofit Duet, which supports individuals with developmental disabilities and faces financial scrutiny as it prepares to report to county commissioners. The Omaha City Council is also weighing a major investment—potentially millions in tax increment financing—for a new apartment complex at 25th and Center streets. And in education, Omaha Public Schools teachers will receive a smaller-than-expected raise this year as officials navigate a $50 million budget shortfall, opting for a modest bump over a freeze or layoffs.
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