Good morning, this is Omaha Local Pulse for Saturday, July 26th. As we wake up across our city, let’s start with the latest breaking story: the City View Apartments deadline is here, and moving day has turned tense for hundreds of residents. While July 26th was set as the official move-out date, community groups like the North Omaha Community Partnership are still at work through the weekend, helping people pack up and get settled elsewhere before formal eviction notices are issued Monday. Emotions are running high, especially for folks still unsure where they’ll go next, dealing with non-working elevators and the rush to get belongings out. The building is being shut down over financial and safety concerns. Local volunteers continue to step in, offering help with moving and rent deposits.In city developments, the Nebraska National Guard begins a full-scale emergency response exercise this coming Monday. We can expect to see military vehicles and personnel in hazard suits at places like the Durham Railyard, Charles Schwab Field, and North Omaha Readiness Center through Thursday. This is all part of a major training effort, not an actual emergency, so don’t be alarmed if you spot uniformed teams in action.Turning to health care, Nebraska is facing a critical shortage of nurses—down roughly 5,000 across the state right now. At Methodist College yesterday, Senator Deb Fischer addressed this problem by questioning the role of the federal government, suggesting local groups and philanthropy could help fill gaps as our hospital systems push through twenty million dollars in budget cuts. The nursing shortage continues to affect our local hospitals, especially as insurance losses mount for many Omaha families.On a lighter note, the local music spotlight shines downtown at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center today. Independent senatorial candidate Dan Osborn is hosting his campaign kickoff at two this afternoon. There will be music from Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes, promising a fun afternoon for those interested in Omaha’s indie music roots and politics.Looking at the weekend sports lineup, all eyes are on Union Omaha as they take on El Paso Locomotive in the Jagermeister Cup tonight at Werner Park in Papillion. Union Omaha recently welcomed Vincenzo Candela as their interim head coach and are fighting to climb from thirteenth place in USL League One. Kickoff is at six, and the match streams on ESPN Plus.As for jobs and real estate, we’re still seeing aftershocks from the recent Glenn Valley Foods investigation, which put over seventy workers’ documentation into question and highlighted ongoing tensions around E-Verify in Omaha’s workforce. City leaders are still pushing for broader immigration reform as local businesses look for new solutions amidst increased scrutiny.Weatherwise, we’re off to a mild start this morning, with partly sunny skies and highs around eighty-three expected by late afternoon. A light breeze should keep it comfortable for outdoor plans. Looking ahead, tomorrow brings warmer temps and a chance for scattered showers in the evening, so keep your umbrellas handy if you’re heading out.On the crime front, Omaha remains calm overnight with no major incidents reported. Police continue investigations around recent property theft and are maintaining an increased presence in areas downtown and North 24th Street to deter summer break-ins.A quick community feel-good before we go: volunteers near Elmwood Park are stepping up, organizing pop-up meals for City View families who are relocating this weekend. It’s a reminder of just how neighbors support each other in tough moments.Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates straight to your ears. This has been Omaha Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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