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Douglas County Health Department clears Holiday Inn to reopen water park

Douglas County Health Department clears Holiday Inn to reopen water park

Douglas County Health Department warns of safety issues at downtown Omaha hotel water park

Douglas County Health Department warns of safety issues at downtown Omaha hotel water park

Douglas County Health Department warns businesses of shutdown for unrenewed permits

Douglas County Health Department warns businesses of shutdown for unrenewed permits

MSNFirst Alert 6 staff reports

Douglas County Health Center administrator disciplined by Nebraska DHHS

Douglas County Health Center administrator disciplined by Nebraska DHHS

Douglas County Health Center administrator disciplined by Nebraska DHHS

Douglas County Health Center administrator disciplined by Nebraska DHHS

Douglas County sees continued high flu activity as Nebraska health officials confirm pediactric death

Douglas County sees continued high flu activity as Nebraska health officials confirm pediactric death

Douglas County Health Department warns businesses of shutdown for unrenewed permits

Douglas County Health Department warns businesses of shutdown for unrenewed permits

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Douglas County Health Dept. officials provide COVID-19 update

Douglas County Health Department proposes new food handler certification requirements

Douglas County Health Department warns of safety issues at Omaha hotel water park

Douglas County Health reports spike of influenza and rise in RSV, COVID cases

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office gives update on mental health co-responder program

Douglas County launches food handler training program

Douglas County officials declare health emergency amid TB exposures

Douglas Co. Health Dept. provides COVID-19 update

Influenza-like activity is at very high levels across Nebraska. Health Director Dr. Lindsay Huse takes a look at the most recent data on the DCHD Flu dashboard and shares key trends for January 4-10, 2026. You can explore current case data on our Dashboard at https://dogis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/a8c38cd0379c4c3497ffab635cd0cce7. Protect yourself and others by staying home if you’re sick, getting vaccinated if you can, and washing your hands often while covering your nose and mouth when

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Health assessment reveals Douglas County parents hesitancy to vaccinate their kids. #douglascountyhealthdepartment #vaccine #vaccinationrates #medicine #children'snebraska #nebraska #omaha #douglascounty #pediatrics | KETV NewsWatch 7

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Influenza-like activity is still at high levels across Nebraska. Health Director Dr. Lindsay Huse takes a look at the most recent data on the DCHD Flu dashboard and shares key trends for January 18-24 2026. You can explore current case data on our Dashboard at https://dogis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/a8c38cd0379c4c3497ffab635cd0cce7. Protect yourself and others by staying home if you’re sick, getting vaccinated if you can, and washing your hands often while covering your nose and mouth when

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Funding uncertainty has Douglas County health leaders planning for the future

DCHD, with the help of University of Nebraska-Lincoln, launches its Food Handler Training Program. All employees of food establishments are now required to complete food safety training and pass an exam to obtain a food handler certificate within 30 days of employment. In this video, DCHD Environmental Health Specialist Diego Castellanos provides information on Food Handler Certification for Shift Managers. For more information: https://www.douglascountyhealth.com/ | Douglas County Health Depart

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Influenza-like activity is now at very high levels across Nebraska. Deputy Health Director Justin Frederick takes a look at the most recent data on the DCHD Flu dashboard and shares key trends. Protect yourself and others by staying home if you’re sick, getting vaccinated if you can, and washing your hands often while covering your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing. Explore current case data on our Flu Dashboard: https://dogis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/a8c38cd0379c4c3497ffab635cd0cc

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COVID infections on the rise in Douglas County

The RSV vaccine is a safe, one-time shot recommended before or during RSV season for infants, older adults, and people with certain health conditions. — Dr. Clayton Mowrer, DO, MBA, MPH. For more information on the RSV vaccine, visit https://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/immunizations/Pages/RSV-immunizations-new-ways-to-protect-babies.aspx | Douglas County Health Department

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Starting the Hep B vaccine series at birth protects your baby from a lifetime of liver disease. Hepatitis B can cause serious lifelong illness or even death, and the birth dose provides a critical safety net right from day one. Newborns infected at birth face a 90% chance of chronic infection and 25% of kids with a chronic hepatitis B infection will die from liver disease. In this video, Dr. Emily Dietle, a pediatric gastroenterologist and liver disease expert, explains why starting at birth—and

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Thursday Sept. 30 COVID-19 update: 5 deaths in Douglas County as hospitalizations hit highest point this year

Doctor's warning to Douglas County: Now is not the time to leave Tri-County Health

New Douglas County health director faces crossroads as delta variant dominates case numbers

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Just under 58% of all Douglas County residents fully vaccinated against COVID

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