A second case of rare paralytic disease this season has been confirmed in a resident of Douglas County, health officials said Friday.
The child has confirmed his presence of acute flaccid myelitis. The case is the fifth of the state this season.
The latest case in Nebraska has been reviewed by the Federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said Adi Pour, director of the County of Douglas Health Department.
A previous case of Douglas County was confirmed by federal investigators in December. Two cases were confirmed at the end of last year in the Sarpy / Cass Department of Health and one case was confirmed in northeastern Nebraska last month.
"It's important to remember that the AFM remains extremely rare," said For.
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The disease mainly affects children and has no clear cause yet.
Symptoms tend to come about a week after the child has had fever and breathing problems. They include sudden muscle weakness, including in the face, neck, back or limbs. CDC officials say that at least half of the patients do not recover from paralysis and that some have serious complications.
It is not believed to be passed from person to person. According to the CDC, the disease occurred at a rate of one to two children per million and fewer than 500 cases were confirmed during the five years of follow-up.
In each year the number of cases increased – in 2014 and in 2016 – the number of cases increased in September and decreased significantly in November.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services began surveillance of this disease in 2014 after the occurrence of cases in Colorado. Nebraska's health care providers had to start reporting it to the state in 2016.
Some tips:
If parents see potential symptoms in their child, they should contact their health care provider promptly. Although there is no treatment for the disease or a proven prevention strategy, washing your hands, coughing and staying home when you are sick can help prevent it. People looking for information about the disease can find out more at cdc.gov/acute-flaccid-myelitis.
Milliner Margie Trembley designs, manufactures and sells hats at her Margie Trembley Hats store in Springfield, Nebraska.
Angel Leon Perez, 3, walks with his mother, Beatriz Leon Perez, to Gomez Heritage Elementary School in Omaha, Nebraska.
Tad Badje, 49, right, and his wife Shelly Badje, 48, executive director of the Title Boxing Club Boxing Club, Chris Gerhardt, at a two-on-one body race as part of their job at the Title Boxing Club of Omaha, Nebraska.
Hannah Bonnot, two years old, from Denver, Colorado, marveled at Mountain Outlaw at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, at Tom Mangelsen's Life in the Wild at Durham Museum in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pedestrians walk on the 10th Street Bridge towards Jackson Street as snow covers downtown Omaha, Nebraska.
A deer walks through the tall grass in the Chalco Hills recreation area in Omaha, Nebraska.
A woman is seen through a piece of art called "Fire in the Hole" as the winter storm arrives in Omaha, Nebraska.
Omaha firefighters battle a fire at Hope of Glory Church, 3402 Burt Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
From left to right: Jan Cochran, Mary Clemens and Kate Bradley decorate St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th Annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 florists in the area.
Pink and blue balloons float in front of the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons are released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Steam rises north of downtown Omaha, Nebraska, while morning minimums were below -10 degrees.
Xiang Fang, on the right, and his 10-year-old son Ethan, walk along the shore at the Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha, Nebraska. Fang said that he and his son often came to the lake to observe Canada geese and see where the birds found open water.
T. Scott Marr and his daughter, Preston Marr, left, broken down, while Preston describes his visit to his father before his miraculous recovery. T. Scott Marr and his family attended a press conference in the Physical Therapy Space of the Methodist Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. Believing to be a brain dead, the doctors removed the former Creighton Bluejays post-match presenter, T. Scott Marr, from vital help. Before his family moved to a funeral home, they decided to see their father again. When they arrived, he was awake and talking.
Evening light falls on the Capitol of the State of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Steve "Stever" Hansen takes a photo while teams from Omaha Neon Sign Co, Inc. install the Charlie Graham Auto panel at his new location called Great Plains Auto Body, near the intersection of S Streets. 43rd Street and Leavenworth in Omaha, Nebraska. Hansen is a friend of Charlie Graham who now lives in California.
Mark Mausbach, a pupil of Omaha Creighton Prep, leads the school's student section enthusiastically. Omaha Creighton Prep played Bellevue West at the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska, in the men's championship match of the Metro Holiday tournament.
Omaha's Creighton Prep coach, Josh Luedtke, left, gives Spencer Schomers the right-hand player, while defending Louis Fidler from Bellevue West. Omaha Creighton Prep played Bellevue West at the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska, in the men's championship match of the Metro Holiday tournament.
Canada Geese fly over Flanagan Lake at sunset in Omaha, Nebraska.
The sunset is reflected in the open waters of Flanagan Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
Richard "Vince" Vincent of Omaha works at West O Fitness, 18132 Emiline Street in Omaha, Nebraska.
Nicea Eliely of Nebraska is thrilled for the game. Nebraska played Maryland in a basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Ashtyn Veerbeek of Nebraska was electric during warm-ups at half-time. Nebraska played Maryland in a basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Senator Lynne Walz of District 15 kisses Graham Pansing Brooks of Lincoln before the start of the first day of the 2019 legislative session at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Senator Patty Pansing Brooks, from District 28, kisses her husband, Loel Brooks, as family members step aside during the first day of the 2019 legislative session at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Stanley Morgan Jr. of Nebraska, left, poses for a photo with Johny Rodgers, former running back Husker, at the Outland Trophy Banquet at the Double Tree Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska.
Former Nebraska coach Frank Solich, left, and Tom Osborne pose for a photo at the Outland Trophy banquet at the Double Tree Hotel by Hilton in Omaha, Nebraska.
Sitting on her mother's lap, Melissa Murante, two-year-old Natalia Murante, applauds her father, John Murante, after he was sworn in as state treasurer at the time. a ceremony that took place at the Legislative Chamber of Norris, Capitol of the State. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Nebraska assistant coach Jim Molinari, left, watches the game in the field. In the background, Nebraska Head Coach Tim Miles. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Thomas Allen (12) of Nebraska scores a basket of three points. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Penn State head coach Patrick Chambers gestures to his players in the field. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
14-year-old Isaac Copeland Jr. of Nebraska attacks Penn State. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Glynn Watson Jr. of Nebraska (5), right, is fighting for a rebound with John Harrar of Penn State (21). Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
A passenger in a car is waiting for help after slipping into the ditch near 204th Street and Blue Sage Parkway in Omaha, Nebraska.
Isabella Orsini, 10, right, gives impetus to her brother, Jacob, 6, while they ride a sled in their yard in Omaha, Nebraska.
Papillion's Sam Person removes snow in the Eagle Hills neighborhood near Castle Pine and Franklin Drives in Papillion, Nebraska.
Nate Miller, CEO of Proving Ground, works at his company's office in Omaha, Nebraska. Miller said the company had been affected by the government shutdown and that it was difficult to expect to be paid for work.
Joel Green leads a visit to Robber's cave under the Blue Blood Brewery in Lincoln, Nebraska. A new book examines the truths and legends of the Nebraska Artificial Cave.
Joel Green leads a visit to Robber's cave under the Blue Blood Brewery in Lincoln, Nebraska. A new book examines the truths and legends of the Nebraska Artificial Cave.
Elephant Guardian Father Dickson pauses to clean the hay and hay at the Henry Doorly Zoo and the elephant herd of the aquarium in Omaha, Nebraska. Cleaning up after elephants can be a big job.
Ian Murphy describes the nearly 90 snow-exposed people at Leavenworth Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Neighbors such as Murphy say snow people did not exist yesterday and claim that it happened during the night or maybe early this morning.
Kenze Messman, 17, spends time with her service dog Makki at her home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that, combined, can leave her with high heart rate, seizures, and seizures. She is also allergic to a lot of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or fight incidents.
Kenze Messman, 17, trains his service dog Makki at their home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that, combined, can leave her with high heart rate, seizures, and seizures. She is also allergic to a lot of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or fight incidents.
Kenze Messman, 17, spends time with her service dog Makki at her home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that, combined, can leave her with high heart rate, seizures, and seizures. She is also allergic to a lot of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or fight incidents.
Tanner Borchardt (20) of Nebraska and Kenny Goins of Michigan (25) muddle (25) while Isaiah Roby (15) of Nebraska observes in the first period while the men's basketball team The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Ball welcomes the state of Michigan at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Husker supporters rocked The Rock and Corn Hats in the first period, while the University of Nebraska-Lincoln men's basketball team hosted the Michigan State at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
A woman is seen through a piece of art called "Fire in the Hole" as the winter storm arrives in Omaha, Nebraska.
A few passengers at a time are loaded with a southwest plane while firefighters help them down the portable stairs from Omaha, Nebraska, to Eppley Airfield. The aircraft had slipped off the runway as the freezing drizzle fell on the Omaha region.
Ice cubes form along 16th Street when winter storm conditions hit Omaha, Nebraska.
Cole Smith (26) of North Dakota is upset by a collision with John Schuldt (5) of the UN in third period while the University of Nebraska at Omaha Mavericks lost to North Dakota 3-4 at the Baxter Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.
An allosaurus seems to be looking at a tasty morsel, 19-month-old Austin Haseltine while he is lifted from the shoulders of his grandfather, Greg Fasano, by his mother, Amy Haseltine, under the glance of his father, Jim Haseltine . The UpROAR Dinosaur exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street in Omaha, Nebraska, features 20 life-size installations, as well as discovery stations and educational activities in the gardens.
At lunch, Diane Nash spoke about her participation in the non-violent movement that began in 1959 while she was a student at Fisk University. African-American civil rights leader Diane Nash was the keynote speaker at a luncheon hosted by the Ministerial Interfaith Alliance in the United Kingdom, Lutin King King, Hilton Omaha, in Omaha, Nebraska.
Omaha firefighters battle a fire at Hope of Glory Church, 3402 Burt Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
Traffic is tracing West Center Road during recent snow.
Naomi Bybee, 17, of Omaha, Nebraska, faces a group of teenage boys in sled at St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic School as the winter storm hit Omaha.
A group of ten teens unite down a hill at St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic School as the winter storm hits Omaha, Nebraska.
A squirrel is eating a nut as snow falls at Walnut Grove Park in Omaha, Nebraska.
Ian Zachary, 14, center, and Kody Hatcher, 14, right, drink hot chocolate on a sleigh ride alongside 14-year-old Fletcher Kelly, left, all in Omaha at the Catholic school St. Robert Bellarmine while the weather hit the winter storm of Omaha, Nebraska.
Justin Van Buren catches a bluegill while he was fishing in a watering pond located near 146th Street and in the Ida Streets of Omaha, Nebraska, while l '39; winter was melting snow on the region.
Looking east from 156th Street on F Street, the sun rises behind traffic in winter in Omaha, Nebraska.
Dried flowers surround the setting moon at Zorinsky Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
The sun rises on a snow-covered lake, Zorinsky Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
A person will run on the snowy trails of Zorinsky Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
From left to right: Jan Cochran, Mary Clemens and Kate Bradley decorate St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th Annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 florists in the area.
Michele Kiefer decorates behind the altar of St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th Annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 florists in the area. Kiefer said it was his third year as a volunteer in decoration. She said that she loved learning from other florists.
In the usual order: Maureen Baines, Marilyn Havel, Liz Beckman and Carolyn Arkfeld decorate an arbor located in the center of the nave of St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th Annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 florists in the area.
Billy the Bluejay holds up the Creighton flag before the start of the first half when the Creighton University Men's Basketball Team hosts the Butler University at the CHI Health Center Arena in Omaha, in the Nebraska.
Butler's Jordan Tucker (1) fights for the ball against Creighton's Martin Krampelj (15) in the second period as Creighton University's men's basketball team defeats Butler University 75-61 at the CHI Health Center Arena. Omaha, Nebraska.
Creighton's Ty-Shon Alexander (5) steals the ball from Butler's Jordan Tucker (1) in the second half as Creighton University's men's basketball team defeats Butler University 75-61 at the CHI Health stadium Center Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pink and blue balloons float in front of the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons are released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Jean Bailey, 98, works as a volunteer at the Methodist Women's Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. Bailey is a long-time volunteer.
Milliner Margie Trembley designs, manufactures and sells hats at her Margie Trembley Hats store in Springfield, Nebraska.
Angel Leon Perez, 3, walks with his mother, Beatriz Leon Perez, to Gomez Heritage Elementary School in Omaha, Nebraska.
Tad Badje, 49, right, and his wife Shelly Badje, 48, executive director of the Title Boxing Club Boxing Club, Chris Gerhardt, at a two-on-one body race as part of their job at the Title Boxing Club of Omaha, Nebraska.
Hannah Bonnot, two years old, from Denver, Colorado, marveled at Mountain Outlaw at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, at Tom Mangelsen's Life in the Wild at Durham Museum in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pedestrians walk on the 10th Street Bridge towards Jackson Street as snow covers downtown Omaha, Nebraska.
A deer walks through the tall grass in the Chalco Hills recreation area in Omaha, Nebraska.
A woman is seen through a piece of art called "Fire in the Hole" as the winter storm arrives in Omaha, Nebraska.
Omaha firefighters battle a fire at Hope of Glory Church, 3402 Burt Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
From left to right: Jan Cochran, Mary Clemens and Kate Bradley decorate St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th Annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 florists in the area.
Pink and blue balloons float in front of the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons are released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Steam rises north of downtown Omaha, Nebraska, while morning minimums were below -10 degrees.
Xiang Fang, on the right, and his 10-year-old son Ethan, walk along the shore at the Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha, Nebraska. Fang said that he and his son often came to the lake to observe Canada geese and see where the birds found open water.
T. Scott Marr and his daughter, Preston Marr, left, broken down, while Preston describes his visit to his father before his miraculous recovery. T. Scott Marr and his family attended a press conference in the Physical Therapy Space of the Methodist Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. Believing to be a brain dead, the doctors removed the former Creighton Bluejays post-match presenter, T. Scott Marr, from vital help. Before his family moved to a funeral home, they decided to see their father again. When they arrived, he was awake and talking.
Evening light falls on the Capitol of the State of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Steve "Stever" Hansen takes a photo while teams from Omaha Neon Sign Co, Inc. install the Charlie Graham Auto panel at his new location called Great Plains Auto Body, near the intersection of S Streets. 43rd Street and Leavenworth in Omaha, Nebraska. Hansen is a friend of Charlie Graham who now lives in California.
Mark Mausbach, a pupil of Omaha Creighton Prep, leads the school's student section enthusiastically. Omaha Creighton Prep played Bellevue West at the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska, in the men's championship match of the Metro Holiday tournament.
Omaha's Creighton Prep coach, Josh Luedtke, left, gives Spencer Schomers the right-hand player, while defending Louis Fidler from Bellevue West. Omaha Creighton Prep played Bellevue West at the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska, in the men's championship match of the Metro Holiday tournament.
Canada Geese fly over Flanagan Lake at sunset in Omaha, Nebraska.
The sunset is reflected in the open waters of Flanagan Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
Richard "Vince" Vincent of Omaha works at West O Fitness, 18132 Emiline Street in Omaha, Nebraska.
Nicea Eliely of Nebraska is thrilled for the game. Nebraska played Maryland in a basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Ashtyn Veerbeek of Nebraska was electric during warm-ups at half-time. Nebraska played Maryland in a basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Senator Lynne Walz of District 15 kisses Graham Pansing Brooks of Lincoln before the start of the first day of the 2019 legislative session at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Senator Patty Pansing Brooks, from District 28, kisses her husband, Loel Brooks, as family members step aside during the first day of the 2019 legislative session at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Stanley Morgan Jr. of Nebraska, left, poses for a photo with Johny Rodgers, former running back Husker, at the Outland Trophy Banquet at the Double Tree Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska.
Former Nebraska coach Frank Solich, left, and Tom Osborne pose for a photo at the Outland Trophy banquet at the Double Tree Hotel by Hilton in Omaha, Nebraska.
Sitting on her mother's lap, Melissa Murante, two-year-old Natalia Murante, applauds her father, John Murante, after he was sworn in as state treasurer at the time. a ceremony that took place at the Legislative Chamber of Norris, Capitol of the State. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Nebraska assistant coach Jim Molinari, left, watches the game in the field. In the background, Nebraska Head Coach Tim Miles. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Thomas Allen (12) of Nebraska scores a basket of three points. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Penn State head coach Patrick Chambers gestures to his players in the field. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
14-year-old Isaac Copeland Jr. of Nebraska attacks Penn State. Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Glynn Watson Jr. of Nebraska (5), right, is fighting for a rebound with John Harrar of Penn State (21). Nebraska played at Penn State in a men's basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
A passenger in a car is waiting for help after slipping into the ditch near 204th Street and Blue Sage Parkway in Omaha, Nebraska.
Isabella Orsini, 10, right, gives impetus to her brother, Jacob, 6, while they ride a sled in their yard in Omaha, Nebraska.
Papillion's Sam Person removes snow in the Eagle Hills neighborhood near Castle Pine and Franklin Drives in Papillion, Nebraska.
Nate Miller, CEO of Proving Ground, works at his company's office in Omaha, Nebraska. Miller said the company had been affected by the government shutdown and that it was difficult to expect to be paid for work.
Joel Green leads a visit to Robber's cave under the Blue Blood Brewery in Lincoln, Nebraska. A new book examines the truths and legends of the Nebraska Artificial Cave.
Joel Green leads a visit to Robber's cave under the Blue Blood Brewery in Lincoln, Nebraska. A new book examines the truths and legends of the Nebraska Artificial Cave.
Gardien d'éléphants L'abbé Dickson fait une pause pour nettoyer le foin et le foin au zoo Henry Doorly et au troupeau d'éléphants de l'aquarium à Omaha, dans le Nebraska. Nettoyer après les éléphants peut être un gros travail.
Ian Murphy décrit les près de 90 neige-gens exposés au Leavenworth Park à Omaha, dans le Nebraska. Des voisins tels que Murphy disent que les gens de la neige n'existaient pas hier et affirment que cela s'est passé pendant la nuit ou peut-être tôt ce matin.
Kenze Messman, 17 ans, passe du temps avec son chien d'assistance Makki chez elle à Lincoln, dans le Nebraska. À l'âge de 14 ans, Messman a été diagnostiqué avec une poignée de syndromes qui, combinés, peuvent la laisser avec une fréquence cardiaque élevée, des convulsions et des convulsions. Elle est également allergique à une foule de choses. Makki aide Kenze à éviter ou à combattre les incidents.
Kenze Messman, 17 ans, entraîne son chien d'assistance Makki chez eux à Lincoln, dans le Nebraska. À l'âge de 14 ans, Messman a été diagnostiqué avec une poignée de syndromes qui, combinés, peuvent la laisser avec une fréquence cardiaque élevée, des convulsions et des convulsions. Elle est également allergique à une foule de choses. Makki aide Kenze à éviter ou à combattre les incidents.
Kenze Messman, 17 ans, passe du temps avec son chien d'assistance Makki chez elle à Lincoln, dans le Nebraska. À l'âge de 14 ans, Messman a été diagnostiqué avec une poignée de syndromes qui, combinés, peuvent la laisser avec une fréquence cardiaque élevée, des convulsions et des convulsions. Elle est également allergique à une foule de choses. Makki aide Kenze à éviter ou à combattre les incidents.
Tanner Borchardt (20) du Nebraska et Kenny Goins du Michigan (25) s'embrouillent (25) tandis qu'Isaiah Roby (15) du Nebraska observe en première période alors que l'équipe masculine de basket-ball de l'Université du Nebraska-Lincoln accueille l'État du Michigan au Pinnacle Bank Arena de Lincoln, dans le Nebraska.
Les supporters de Husker font vibrer The Rock et Corn Chapeaux en première période, alors que l'équipe masculine de basket-ball de l'Université du Nebraska-Lincoln accueille le Michigan State au Pinnacle Bank Arena de Lincoln, dans le Nebraska.
Une femme est vue à travers une œuvre d'art appelée "Fire in the hole" alors que la tempête hivernale arrive à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Quelques passagers à la fois sont chargés d'un avion du sud-ouest alors que les pompiers les aident à descendre les escaliers portables d'Omaha, dans le Nebraska, à l'aérodrome d'Eppley. L’avion avait glissé de la piste lorsque la bruine verglaçante s’est abattue sur la région d’Omaha.
Des glaçons se forment le long de la 16th Street lorsque les conditions de tempête hivernale ont frappé Omaha (Nebraska).
Cole Smith (26 ans) du North Dakota est contrarié par une collision avec John Schuldt (5 ans) de l'ONU en troisième période alors que l'Université du Nebraska à Omaha Mavericks perdait face aux North Dakota 3-4 à la Baxter Arena d'Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Un allosaurus semble regarder un morceau savoureux, Austin Haseltine, âgé de 19 mois alors qu'il est soulevé des épaules de son grand-père, Greg Fasano, par sa mère, Amy Haseltine, sous le regard de son père, Jim Haseltine. L’exposition Dinosaur UpROAR aux Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street à Omaha, dans le Nebraska, présente 20 installations grandeur nature, ainsi que des stations de découverte et des activités éducatives organisées dans les jardins.
Lors du déjeuner, Diane Nash a parlé de sa participation au mouvement non violent qui a débuté en 1959 alors qu'elle était étudiante à l'Université Fisk. La dirigeante afro-américaine des droits civiques, Diane Nash, a été l'oratrice principale lors d'un déjeuner organisé par l'Alliance interconfessionnelle ministérielle au Royaume-Uni, au Lutin King King, au Hilton Omaha, à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Des pompiers d'Omaha combattent un incendie à l'église Hope of Glory, située au 3402 Burt Street, à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
La circulation fait des traces sur West Center Road lors d'une neige récente.
Naomi Bybee, 17 ans, d’Omaha, dans le Nebraska, affronte un groupe d’adolescents en traîneau à l’école catholique St. Robert Bellarmine alors que la tempête hivernale a frappé Omaha.
Un groupe de dix adolescents s’unissent en descendant une colline à l’école catholique St. Robert Bellarmine alors que la tempête hivernale frappe Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Un écureuil mange une noix alors que la neige tombe au parc Walnut Grove à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Ian Zachary, 14 ans, au centre, et Kody Hatcher, 14 ans, à droite, boivent du chocolat chaud en descente en traîneau aux côtés de Fletcher Kelly, 14 ans, à gauche, tous à Omaha, à l'école catholique St. Robert Bellarmine alors que les intempéries ont frappé la tempête hivernale d'Omaha, Nebraska.
Justin Van Buren attrape un bluegill alors qu'il pêchait dans un étang de remise à l'eau situé près de la 146ème rue et dans les rues Ida d'Omaha, dans le Nebraska, alors que l'hiver faisait fondre la neige sur la région.
En regardant vers l’est de la 156e rue sur la rue F, le soleil se lève derrière la circulation en hiver à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Des fleurs séchées entourent la lune qui se couche au lac Zorinsky, à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
Le soleil se lève sur un lac recouvert de neige, le lac Zorinsky à Omaha, dans le Nebraska.
A person goes for a run along the snow covered trails at Lake Zorinsky in Omaha, Nebraska.
From left: Jan Cochran, Mary Clemens and Kate Bradley decorate St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 area florists.
Michele Kiefer decorates behind the alter at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 area florists. Kiefer said this was her third year volunteering with the decorating. She said she loves learning from the other florists.
From left: Maureen Baines, Marilyn Havel, Liz Beckman and Carolyn Arkfeld decorate an arbor in the center of the nave at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 area florists.
Billy the Bluejay waves the Creighton flag before the start of the first half as the Creighton University men's basketball team hosts Butler University at CHI Health Center Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.
Butler's Jordan Tucker (1) scrambles for the ball against Creighton's Martin Krampelj (15) in the second half as the Creighton University men's basketball team defeats Butler University 75-61 at CHI Health Center Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.
Creighton's Ty-Shon Alexander (5) steals the ball from Butler's Jordan Tucker (1) in the second half as the Creighton University men's basketball team defeats Butler University 75-61 at CHI Health Center Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pink and blue balloons float past the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons were released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Jean Bailey, 98, works as a volunteer at Methodist Women's Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. Bailey has been a long time volunteer.
