Financial Security
2020 came and went, but it left behind a financial mess for many Americans to recover from. 2020 unemployment statistics show that between March and May, nearly 16 million Americans …
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Sustainability in Nebraska
Omaha is Nebraska’s largest and most population-dense city. It features walkable communities like Blackstone and downtown which promotes transportation without a vehicle. The metro has rentable bikes, some which are …
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Dreamer’s Pathway Scholarship, ‘It is doing everything we want for the university’
Joe Biden was inaugurated the 46th President of the United States last week and signed 17 executive orders his first day in office. One executive order fortified the DACA program, …
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Dundee Dell set to reopen its doors this spring
Like many local businesses, the Dundee Dell experienced the economic impacts of the pandemic last year. Unfortunately, the local business closed its doors permanently in July. As it turns out, …
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Police protocol changes in the wake of Black Lives Matter
You may cross the bridge at 30th and Farnam often on your way to your job or looking at the city view. On July 25, 2020, however, the view was …
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Holiday Poinsettia Show
by RC Miller, reporter OMAHA – With just a few days to go the staff at Lauritzen Gardens are hard at work completing the display for this year’s holiday poinsettia …
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Omaha Turkey Trot still running amidst pandemic
by Wyatt Waskowiak, reporter OMAHA – Even with the pandemic, the annual Omaha Turkey Trot is still taking place on Thanksgiving. The event, which brings in 2,500 to 3,000 participants …
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New Baseball and Softball stadiums continue progress
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 …
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Nebraska Realty to See Potential Bounce Back in Sales During Coronavirus Pandemic
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 …
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UNO students prepare for finals
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. …
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