KETV says a judge sentenced Krishna Johnigan to life on Tuesday. WOWT's Nov. 10 story says he is 34. WOWT's Sept. 11 story says he is 24.

Life on Tuesday is the sentence KETV and the Nov. 10 WOWT story describe. Age 34, and age 24, are the same station on two dates. 49-50 years, on KETV, and an additional 49-50 with no word years, on WOWT, are not the same line. India Johnston is she, on the Nov. 10 WOWT story, and he, on the Sept. 11 WOWT story. KETV prints no pronoun.

KETV, by Matt Kirkle, on a page that prints the byline and the update line twice, updated at 12:04 PM CST on Nov. 10, 2026, reported that a judge sentenced Krishna Johnigan to life in prison on Tuesday for one count of first-degree murder in the killing of a 30-year-old Omaha man, and to an additional 49-50 years on a felony weapons charge. It does not print an age for Johnigan. It does not print Jr. It reported he was convicted in the death of Artrell Evans, that Omaha police said Evans was found shot inside a vehicle near 24th and Ohio streets, and that he died at the hospital. WOWT, by First Alert 6 staff reports, published Nov. 10, 2026, at 11:44 AM CST, with an update line that said 31 minutes ago when the page was fetched and did not print an absolute clock for that update, reported that 34-year-old Krishna Johnigan Jr. was sentenced to life in prison for the charge of first-degree murder, and to an additional 49-50 for the charge of use of a firearm to commit a felony. Thirty-four, on that page, and no age, on KETV, are not the same fact. Jr., on WOWT, and no Jr., on KETV, are not the same name. An additional 49-50, with no word years, on WOWT, and an additional 49-50 years, on KETV, are not the same line. Use of a firearm to commit a felony, on WOWT, and a felony weapons charge, on KETV, are not the same count name. For the charge of first-degree murder, on WOWT, and one count of first-degree murder, on KETV, are not the same article. The same WOWT page opens with a line that one of three Omaha men accused of a North Omaha murder was found guilty by a jury on Thursday. Found guilty on Thursday, in that line, and sentenced, in the body dated Nov. 10, are both on that page. They are not the same status. WOWT's earlier story, by Mike Bell, published Sep. 11, 2026, at 2:18 PM CDT, uses the same Thursday line and says Krishna Johnigan, Jr., 24, was found guilty of 1st-degree murder and use of a firearm to commit a felony, and that he will be sentenced Nov. 10. Age 24, on Sep. 11, and age 34, on Nov. 10, are the same station. The comma before Jr. is the September story. The November story does not print it. 1st-degree, in September, and first-degree, in November, are not the same hyphen. Died at the hospital is KETV. It is not on the Nov. 10 WOWT story. April 2024, the wrong lane, and 19 muzzle flashes from two guns are on both WOWT stories. They are not on the KETV story fetched here. Neither Tuesday page prints a judge's name. Neither prints parole.

KETV reported three others were arrested in addition to Johnigan. It reported Warren Muse, who pleaded no contest to two counts of accessory to a felony, was sentenced last year to 38 to 40 years in prison. WOWT's Nov. 10 story reported Warren Muse, 26, was sentenced to 38-40 years after previously changing his not guilty plea to no contest, with credit of 600 days, and was convicted of accessory to murder and accessory to using a deadly weapon to commit a felony. Two counts of accessory to a felony, on KETV, and accessory to murder plus accessory to using a deadly weapon, on WOWT, are not the same count line. Last year, on KETV, is not a word on the Nov. 10 WOWT sentence. That 38-40 year line, including the 600 days, is already on WOWT's Sep. 11 story. It is not a sentence the Nov. 10 page says was imposed Tuesday. KETV reported Pierre Jones-Woods pled guilty to second-degree murder last month and will be sentenced on Dec. 15. WOWT's Nov. 10 story says he is scheduled to be sentenced on Dec. 15 after he pleaded down to 2nd degree murder. Pled guilty last month, on KETV, and pleaded down, with no month, on WOWT, are not the same verb. Dec. 15 is both. KETV reported India Johnston was convicted on one count of accessory to murder last month and will be sentenced on Dec. 22. It prints no pronoun. WOWT's Nov. 10 story says India Johnston changed her plea to no contest to the charge of accessory to a felony, and that she is scheduled to appear in court Dec. 22. Convicted of accessory to murder, and will be sentenced, on KETV, and changed her plea to no contest to accessory to a felony, and appear, on WOWT, are not the same status. Her, on the Nov. 10 WOWT story, and he, on the Sep. 11 WOWT story, which says India Johnston is charged with accessory to murder and is scheduled to appear Sept. 14, are not the same pronoun. Sept. 14, on that earlier story, and Dec. 22, on both Tuesday stories, are not the same date. The Nov. 10 WOWT subhead says three Omaha men. The same page then uses her for India Johnston. Tuesday's life term is the judgment those pages describe for Johnigan. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.