The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Sam Eckler OMAHA, Neb. — As more data centers come to Nebraska, questions are growing about how much water the facilities use and how transparent companies should be about …
Data center growth raises questions about water use in Nebraska Read More
By: Denise Valdez-Alvarez OMAHA, Neb., – A new linguistics lab at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is creating opportunities for students and making an impact in the Omaha community. …
A sociolinguistics lab in Omaha is analyzing language patterns Read More
By: Katie Klemmensen Omaha’s underground music scene is giving local artists the opportunity to express themselves creatively while building a community through do-it-yourself (DIY) shows. Unlike traditional concerts, DIY shows …
The music scene giving Omaha youth a voice Read More
By: Shane Schumacher Omaha’s power grid is growing, but a surge of large-scale development is testing how well it can keep up. A Publicly Governed Utility The Omaha Public Power …
Omaha’s power grid meets rapid growth of data centers Read More
By: Ivan Tovar Heartwood Preserve is bringing back its outdoor ice rink for another season, giving Omaha residents a place to enjoy a winter activity and spend time with family …
Heartwood Preserve Ice Rink Brings Winter Activities to Omaha Families Read More
By: Rhett Uleman When a state accounting error causes a major budget shortfall in Omaha’s largest public school district, local taxpayers and educators are concerned about being left to foot …
Local Taxpayers and Educators Raise Concerns as Omaha Public Schools Works Through State Aid Deduction With Property Tax Hikes and Changes to Teacher Pay Read More
By: Zaire Butler OMAHA, Neb- The North High School Stadium continues construction with excitement coming for it As the North High School Stadium, also known as the Gene Haynes Stadium, …
The North High School Stadium continues construction and excitement comes from it Read More
By: Gizela Kwihangana OMAHA, Neb. — A new exhibit at the Great Plains Black History Museum highlights the contributions of Black military service members whose lives and service were connected …
Omaha museum exhibit honors Black military service members with Nebraska ties Read More
By: Quise Varoz For many veterans, coming home from war is only the beginning of another difficult journey. While military service may end, the physical and emotional challenges of war …
A Hopeful Companion: How Service Dogs Help Veterans Find Their Way After War Read More
By: Juliette Eckler OMAHA, Neb. — According to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, more than 1,000 cottage food stands are registered in Douglas County alone. The number of home-based treat …
Omaha cake pop businesses balance social media success with privacy concerns Read More