Omaha

The FBI is asking potential victims of an Omaha travel agent's suspected fraud scheme to come forward. The bureau is working to identify customers who may have lost money on trips that were never delivered or services that were paid for but not provided. Officials have not disclosed the scale of the alleged fraud or filed public charges so far.

The FBI's Omaha field office is asking potential victims of a travel planner to come forward as part of an ongoing investigation. Agents are trying to identify anyone who paid for travel services from the individual and may have been defrauded. Authorities have not yet released details about the number of victims or the amount of money involved, and the investigation remains active.

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has approved the university's representatives to the Nebraska Medicine board, formalizing the governance link between the university system and its academic medical partner in Omaha. The approval was reported by regional outlets serving Nebraska, with coverage noting the routine but significant role these appointments play in oversight of the health system.

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has appointed four new members to the board of Nebraska Medicine, the state's largest health system. The appointments fill seats overseeing the hospital network affiliated with the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. No further details about the appointees or their terms were immediately available.