The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By Ivan Tovar OMAHA Neb. – At Baxter Arena, the Omaha Kings and Omaha Queens are building more than just a soccer team — they’re building a connection with the Omaha community. …
Omaha Kings and Queens build community connection beyond the pitch Read More
By Samira Zarazua OMAHA, Neb. — Inner-city construction in Omaha has been affecting the small businesses across the city – including the mobile businesses like food trucks. From the streetcar that is …
Road closures from construction impacts food trucks in the Omaha area. Read More
By Joe Sutton LINCOLN Neb. — Under the blue lights of Pinnacle Bank Arena, Bennington made history. The Badgers captured the first state basketball championship in school history with an …
Bennington Wins First State Basketball Championship, Moves Up to Class A Next Season Read More
By Pablo Perez OMAHA Neb. – Young adults in Omaha say rising rent prices are making it harder to afford housing as apartment costs continue to climb across the metro …
Rising Rent Prices in Omaha Are Impacting Young Adults Read More
By Bella McAtee OMAHA Neb. – The updated dietary guidelines for U.S. citizens shifted the focus on eating “real food” and boosted locally farmed businesses. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and …
“Eat real foods” guideline found in local markets and farms Read More
By Bayleigh Koch OMAHA, Neb. – Red light therapy is becoming a growing wellness trend nationwide, and more Omaha residents are turning to it for skin care, recovery and overall wellness. At …
Red Light Therapy Gains Popularity in Omaha Read More
By Rhett Ashton Uleman Medical marijuana was passed by voters with a 70% margin in 2024. However, Fourteen months later, no operational in-state dispensary system has been implemented, leaving Nebraskans without a …
Tensions continue to grow between state lawmakers and local advocates over the implementation of medical marijuana in Nebraska. Read More
By Pablo Perez OMAHA, Neb. — As tax season approaches, college students filing independently for the first time may find themselves navigating more questions than answers. Accountant Aaron Hill said …
First-time college tax filers urged to avoid common mistakes ahead of April 15 deadline Read More
By Ella Alberts Omaha’s housing market is moving at a rapid pace in early 2026, with some homes selling within hours and prices continuing to climb compared with a decade …
Omaha housing market heats up as demand rises, homes sell quickly Read More
By Sam Eckler OMAHA, Neb. – For independent musicians in Omaha, the path to building a fan base increasingly runs through a smartphone screen instead of a stage. As the city’s …
Omaha musicians turn to social media to grow audiences beyond the stage Read More