The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
February is Black History Month, but many Omahans may not know there’s a Black History Museum right here in North Omaha. The Great Plains Black History Museum relocated in 2017 …
The Great Plains Black History Museum preserves the past, looks to future Read More
Omaha experienced record-breaking temperatures last week according to Monthly Climate Records from the National Weather Service. The city dropped to 15 degrees below zero last Monday and negative 23 degrees …
Outdoor workers continue despite harsh weather in the Metro Read More
Gov. Pete Ricketts recently announced a registration portal where all Nebraska residents are able to register for the COVID-19 vaccine. As vaccines are being distributed across the country, Nebraska is …
All Nebraska residents now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in phases Read More
At the start of each semester, the H&K building hosts a one-month program encouraging community members to make goals for themselves. This semester’s event took place virtually. However, the event …
Virtual ‘commit to fit’ encourages members to make goals Read More
Two years ago, the Omaha Mavericks baseball team reached the Division I NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. Fast forward to 2021, the Maverick squad will finally …
Senior pitcher Mohler ready for “new era of Maverick baseball” on Tal Anderson Field Read More
A teacher and substitute teacher shortage continues to hinder schools across the country, and no relief appears to be on the way. Education is a fundamental necessity in our modern …
Need for teachers: a look at the nationwide educators shortage Read More
Located in Benson, The Selfie Spot is Omaha’s first and only “selfie museum.” At the museum, guests can “immerse themselves in an interactive space with rotating sets to level up …
Omaha opens its first “selfie” museum Read More
Sunny beaches, snowy slopes, dry desserts and magnificent views have been put on hold for many since the pandemic took over mid-March of last year. People have been advised to …
The new trend: travel shaming Read More
March 12, 2020 is a day that students at the University of Nebraska at Omaha will remember for a long time. Switching to remote classes as the COVID-19 pandemic swept …
UNO will return to mostly in-person learning for Fall 2021 Read More
Many local Nebraska businesses have been hit hard by the ongoing pandemic. It was no different for Master’s Hand owner Susie Robinson. Luckily for her, she had extra help from …
Omaha Food Lovers Facebook group rescues local business Read More