The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
Community organizations have been working together to ensure fair and equitable access to vaccines. Girls Inc.’s vaccine clinics in North Omaha are leading the cause and making an impact on …
Girls Inc. helps increase vaccine availability in North Omaha Read More
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert looks to win a third term in office with the primary election taking place on Tuesday night. Stothert was sworn in her for her first term …
The Omaha mayoral race continues with primary voting Read More
Face masks have been the most wanted accessory in the past year. We can all remember a couple of months ago when disposable mask were hard to find. Now one …
Disposable face masks are the newest form of litter Read More
Sarpy County law enforcement released a new app in early March that allows citizens to report issues and send alerts. The app,”See It, Say It, Send It,” was produced by …
Sarpy County rolls out new crime prevention app Read More
It’s been 19 months since the Omaha Storm Chasers last played a game. But in less than a month, they will be making their long-awaited return to the field at …
Omaha Storm Chasers set to return to the field next month Read More
In 2020, Lauritzen Gardens was unable to host their annual Easter Extravaganza because of the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the gardens to temporarily close. After a few months, the gardens were …
Lauritzen Gardens replants an annual Easter Tradition Read More
The Munroe-Meyer Institute prepares for Camp Munroe as they prepare the grand opening of their new facility. Their new facility sits at the old First Data building near 67th and …
Munroe-Meyer Institute prepares for summer camp at new facility Read More
March was Developmental Disability Awareness Month, and even though the month has come and gone, the work to help those with disabilities continues. Now, more than ever, people are seeking …
Development Disabilities Center of Nebraska providing employment, technical skills opportunities Read More
Public libraries typically follow a very standard practice: you check materials out and return them by a certain date. If you miss the deadline, you pay a fee. That fee …
Omaha Public Libraries move to eliminate overdue fines Read More
Gov. Pete Ricketts declared March 20 “Meat on the Menu Day” in Nebraska because of its importance to the economy. “Agriculture is Nebraska’s number one industry, and beef is our …
Gov. Ricketts declares March 20 “Meat on the Menu Day” Read More