Nebraska flood recovery efforts are a slow process for those impacted
By Megan Alexander It’s been one month since record-breaking floods swept through the Midwest, devastating family’s homes and farmer’s lands. Plattsmouth Resident, Tammie Costanzo, lost everything. As a widow, she …
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Rosati’s Pizza maintains legacy of family and immigrant focus
By Colin Gurney Rosati’s Pizza has deep roots in both family and the city of Chicago, starting with an Italian immigrant family and spanning five generations. The Rosati family opened their first …
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Got vape? Illinois establishes new smoking age
By Phil Lemen The state of Illinois has just raised the minimum age for use of smoke and tobacco products to 21, according to Fox8 Cleveland. Governor Pritzker recently signed …
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La Vista’s latest sushi establishment
By Ashley Quintela Valle Whether it’s prepared at the sushi bar, sautéed in the kitchen or flipped at the hibachi grill, La Vista’s newest addition prides itself on quality. Early last month, …
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From murky lakes to clear oceans, UNO alumnus becomes underwater photographer
By Charlotte Reilly Tim Rock discovered his passion for underwater photography in 1958 when he was 6-years-old watching the TV show “Sea Hunt.” Every week, he invited his next-door neighbor …
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The City Council Approves Housing Project at 96th and State
By Jared Stranberg The Omaha City Council voted 5-2 in favor of a housing development project at 96th and State streets Tuesday after holding a public hearing. The housing project, which is planned …
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