The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
The Alamo Drafthouse, a theater famous for serving moviegoers with food during shows, has announced they are filing for bankruptcy, according to a spokesperson. Although local Alamo Drafthouse locations will …
Going to the movies in a pandemic Read More
There are many things to discover at Fontenelle Forest, such as walking trails covering hundreds of acres, obstacle courses through the treetops and raptors of all shapes and sizes. However, …
Returning history to Fontenelle Forest Read More
UNO’s annual Chuck Hagel Forum in Global Leadership took place last Monday, with a few changes. The forum has taken place at UNO for the past two years. In its …
UNO hosts annual Chuck Hagel Forum in Global Leadership Read More
Creighton men’s basketball coach Greg McDermott was suspended from all team activities after the racially insensitive comments he made to his team last Tuesday. McDermott referenced a plantation to his …
Creighton Men’s Basketball Coach Greg McDermott suspended for racially insensitive comments. Read More
On Feb. 23, the Douglas County Republican Party proposed a resolution to censure Sen. Ben Sasse after he voted to convict former president Trump over his role in the Jan. …
Sen. Ben Sasse censured by Nebraska GOP Read More
Omaha City Council unanimously passed an $80 million TIF last Tuesday to help fund the redevelopment of the vacant Crossroads Mall. Crossroads went into foreclosure in 2010, and there have …
Omaha City Council passes $80 million TIF request for Crossroads redevelopment Read More
On Feb. 19 Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts announced a change to phase 1B of the vaccination timeline, removing underlying health conditions from a priority position on the list. Immune-compromised Nebraskans …
Gov. Ricketts announces changes to phase 1B of vaccination timeline Read More
Dr. Jeffrey Gold, Chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, announced he would be stepping down from his role this upcoming June. He said the decision came when he …
UNO Chancellor to step down in June Read More
This time of year, people are used to seeing girls in brown and green uniforms standing outside local grocery stores selling the oh-so-noticeable Girl Scout cookies. This year has been …
Girl Scout cookies and COVID-19 Read More
As Omaha continues to grow in population, people are beginning to look at transportation alternatives to private vehicles. The metro does offer a variety of bike paths and trails, however …
Omaha cyclists encourage continued growth of bike infrastructure Read More