The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
By: Charlotte Reilly To outsiders, Nebraska seems like one long corn field on the way to Colorado. To Nebraskans, those fields of green and gold are money in the bank. …
UNO researchers help farmers bridge the gap between productivity and conservation Read More
By: Gabriel Escelara In the four years since he was elected Nebraska’s governor, Pete Ricketts says he’s slowed the rate of the state’s growth in spending by 90 percent. His …
Pete Ricketts Read More
By: Jurge Cruz-Alvarez Jurge Cruz-Alvarez is a General Reporter for The Omaha News, a student worker for the UNO Social Media Lab, a Staff Writer and Social Media Editor for …
Removal of Temporary Protected Status’ effects on the United States Read MoreBy: Simon Ristow An Omaha woman and mother of three has been missing for nearly six months. Camisha Hollis was last seen on Easter Sunday. Hollis’ sister, Caprice, describes Hollis …
Omaha woman has been missing for nearly six months Read More
By: Ellie Brecht University of Nebraska Omaha head volleyball coach, Rose Shires, has made her mark in yet another category. Winning her 500th career win as head coach at UNO …
Shires 500th career win Read More
By: Nicole Toren OMAHA, Neb. — This Nov. 6, Nebraskans will vote on whether to expand Medicaid eligibility in the state, known as Initiative 427. The initiative will increase Medicaid …
The Omaha community talk about the impact of possible Medicaid expansion for Nebraska Read More