11/23/20 • Day 71 of Phase IV • Nationwide case trends
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Today we have stories about a double fatal shooting at a Sonic Drive-In in Bellevue, Mayor Jean Stothert’s update on the police shooting of Kenneth Jones and the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s report on racial disparities in arrests and prisons across Nebraska.
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In Omaha
- Mayor Stothert says a grand jury will investigate the police shooting of 35-year-old Omaha man Kenneth Jones.
- The Bellevue Police Department identified the victims of a double fatal shooting at Sonic on Saturday night.
- The community organization ProBLAC returned again to Omaha police headquarters Sunday night to protest the police shooting of Kenneth Jones.
- UNMC has now dedicated a full tower at its hospital to coronavirus patients.
Around the State
- A new report reiterates that Black Nebraskans are grossly overrepresented in statewide arrest and incarceration numbers.
- A new law prohibits an abortion method known medically as dilation and evacuation.
What to do during quarantine?
From our list of things to do during quarantine:
Check out Omaha Tourism’s Calendar of Events
If you’re looking for a COVID-safe activity, check out Omaha Tourism’s website for upcoming events. There you can find movies under the moonlight, art installations, walking tours and much more.
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