The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
Brenden Bradfield, aka Parks Bradfield, is an indie artist in the metro who can’t wait for the next sound check. The pandemic has halted all live performances, making it difficult …
Local indie artist Parks Bradfield eager to perform a sound check Read More
Spring just sprung, and with it came hundreds of thousands of Sandhill Cranes. The cranes are on the return leg of their winter migration, coming from South America and the …
Finding fine feathered friends: where to see the Sandhill Cranes before they leave Read More
The Omaha Public School District (OPS) and Max I Walker are coming together to provide and accept prom dress donations for students across the Omaha metro. The “Say Yes to …
OPS hosts prom dress donation drive Read More
On the outside Diesel the tiger may look like an ordinary animal but talk to his keeper, Carol Eager, and she’ll tell you how important he is to the survival …
Russian Tiger moved to Ashland Safari Zoo for genetic research Read More
Horsemen’s Park Horse Track, located at 6303 Q St. in Omaha, will soon be getting a $200 million renovation. This renovation will come with a new name: Warhorse Casino. Votes …
$200 million casino coming to Omaha Read More
In September of 2018, Felius Cat Café opened their doors to provide a unique adoption experience to Omaha. Patrons are able to reserve time slots to play with both cats …
Felius Cat Café claws its way to 400 adoptions Read More
Big Muddy Urban Farm is an Omaha organization dedicated to making sustainable agriculture accessible to all. Now that spring has arrived, changes are taking place around the farm. “We are …
Big Muddy Urban Farm gears up for spring season Read More
With spring in the air and Easter just around the corner, people like Lindy Pearson are putting her confection skills to use to grow her own small business by providing …
Local chocolate confectioner finds market niche with holiday treats Read More