The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
Community organizations have been working together to ensure fair and equitable access to vaccines. Girls Inc.’s vaccine clinics in North Omaha are leading the cause and making an impact on …
Girls Inc. helps increase vaccine availability in North Omaha Read More
As Nebraska enters the second year of the pandemic, food insecurities have become a growing concern for many families, Food Bank for the Heartland is ramping up to meet this …
Food insecurity surges as coronavirus pandemic enters its second year 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
February is Black History Month, but many Omahans may not know there’s a Black History Museum right here in North Omaha. The Great Plains Black History Museum relocated in 2017 …
The Great Plains Black History Museum preserves the past, looks to future Read More
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 …
Police protocol changes in the wake of Black Lives Matter Read More