The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Quise Varoz Fall traditions such as pumpkins, hayrides and time spent on the farm are more than seasonal activities for families. For farms such as Skinny Bones Pumpkin Patch …
Fall traditions keep Nebraska farms in business Read More
By: Sam Eckler OMAHA, Neb. — College competition has long meant packed basketball courts and football fields, but a new generation of athletes is competing with keyboards and controllers. Esports …
UNO Esports expands competitive gaming opportunities in Omaha Read More
By: Rhett Uleman Under the backdrop of rising fuel prices, an alternative form of transportation is gaining popularity. Electric bikes and scooters are being utilized by downtown commuters and suburban …
Rising popularity of electric bikes and scooters raises concerns about sharing the road Read More
By: Ella Alberts OMAHA, Neb. — Coffee chains are expanding across the Omaha metro, giving customers more options for their daily coffee runs. Coffee chains are expanding across the Omaha …
Local Coffee Shops Find Ways to Compete as Chains Expand Across Omaha Read More
By: Samira Zarazua OMAHA, Neb. — Residents of Omaha, like many other cities, have seen a decrease in face-to-face interaction outside of large events. Over the past few years, certain …
Walk & talks from Blue Bench Crew bring strangers together Read More
By: Denise Valdez-Alvarez OMAHA, Neb – The Office of Latino/Latin American Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is celebrating the 10th anniversary of ArteLatinX, a biennial art exhibition …
ArteLatinX is celebrating 10 years of Latinx art and artists Read More
By: Ivan Tovar OMAHA, Neb. — Band of the Strong hosted a fishing event Sept. 25 that brought children and teens together while giving them an opportunity to connect and work …
Band of the Strong uses creativity to help children work through grief Read More
By: Juliette Eckler OMAHA, Neb. — Nebraska advocates say a limited pipeline of trained sign language interpreters is making it harder to meet interpreting needs in the state. Brent Welsch, president …
Interpreter shortage creates challenges for Nebraska Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community Read More
By Mo Al-Ebadi OMAHA, Neb. — Dogs that come into shelters often carry the effects of neglect or abuse, shaping how they react to people and their surroundings. At the Nebraska Humane …
What can 100 strands of hair reveal about a dog’s past? UNO students are finding out Read More
By Olivia McArthur Low turnout in past primaries highlights the importance of registering and voting before May 12 With Nebraska’s primary election set for May 12, local leaders are encouraging residents to …
Primary Election Approaches as Officials Urge Voter Participation Read More