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by Drew Petersen, reporter OMAHA – Since the Baseball and Softball programs started up at UNO, both of those two teams had gone through a lot of stadiums. The Softball …

New Baseball and Softball stadiums continue progress Read More

by Jack Lorkovic, reporter OMAHA – More than 70 percent of the real estate market has declined in places like New York and California and that’s a cause for concern …

Nebraska Realty to See Potential Bounce Back in Sales During Coronavirus Pandemic Read More

by Jack Delperdang, reporter OMAHA – With a quick break and then final papers and final exams coming up shortly after, UNO students have a lot to handle right now. …

UNO students prepare for finals Read More

by Rebecca Weis, reporter OMAHA – Spring 2020 it a trying time for businesses everywhere, as local and national restaurants were being shut down. Over 100,000 restaurants closed due to …

In a time of need servers give their all Read More

by Claire Redinger, reporter OMAHA – For University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) students, “Zooming in” to class has become as common as waiting in line for the shuttle. A quick …

Zoom Fatigue: What is it and how do I fix it? Read More

by Laryssa Leone, reporter OMAHA – With over 1.7 million veterans in the United States, November 11th is an important holiday for the community to share their appreciation for our service …

Local Veterans share what they need from the community on Veterans Day Read More

by Jeremy Davis, reporter OMAHA – Black Friday is always one of the busiest days of the year, and has recently started to take place on thanksgiving but this year …

An End to Tradition for Black Friday Shoppers Read More

by Wyatt Waskowiak, reporter OMAHA – It’s Yours Pottery, located on 132nd and Center, has had to maneuver through the difficult waves that the pandemic has caused at all levels …

Local creative arts studio embraces the pandemic Read More