The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
by RC Miller, reporter VALLEY, Neb. – Valmont, a company usually known for its center pivot irrigation systems and steel utility polls, is constructing a one-megawatt solar array on its …
The largest behind the meter solar installation is under construction at the Valmont facilities in Nebraska Read More
by Sophia Ridder, reporter OMAHA – Chris Janicek, the winner of the democratic primary for senate, lost the support of the party after a texting scandal involving a campaign staffer. …
UNO professor launches write-in Senate campaign Read More
by Rebecca Weis, reporter OMAHA – In a time where concerts, museums and live shows all have social distant protocols to follow, some would think local artists would be struggling …
Broccoli on the Rise Read More
by Ethan Wolbach, reporter OMAHA – The Omaha Convention Center hosted the Omaha Gem and Mineral Show this past weekend, where collectors had the opportunity to display and sell rocks, …
Thousands of gems and minerals find their way to Omaha Read More
by Ulises Orozco, reporter OMAHA – A face mask mandate was introduced early August, requiring any individual or entity which maintains premises open to the general public to wear face …
Restaurant Re-Opening sees changes Read More
by Leta Lohrmeyer There are 304, 826 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, according to the CDC. Three hundred and sixty-seven positive cases are in Nebraska. In order …
The “New” Normal: What it’s like working from home Read More
by Samantha Weideman (Louisville, Neb.)-Thirty minutes south of the Omaha Metro, a usually bustling Main Street is nearly deserted. In Louisville, most storefronts have been dark since March 15, following …
Louisville Diner Stays Afloat Despite COVID-19 Measures Read More
Moving College Online Brings New Challenges to Provide Quality Education by Josiah Navarro (OMAHA, Neb.)- On March 13, 2020, the University of Nebraska at Omaha joined over 100 colleges across …
UNO Battles COVID-19 Read More
Religious ceremonies and gatherings in the metro go online by Owen Godberson (OMAHA, Neb.)-Many churches have been forced to close their doors across the world as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. …
Digital Religion Read MoreLillian Griffith March 17, 2020 OMAHA, NEB. – The Omaha Police Department is investigating the motivation behind a shooting at the Hy-Vee grocery store on 17810 Welch Plaza in West …
Omaha Police Department on scene at local Hy-Vee shooting Read More