The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
Five community forums are scheduled in October for Omaha residents to let Omaha’s public libraries know the changes they would like to see as well as concerns about the future of public libraries in Omaha.
Omaha Public Libraries hosts public forums Read More
Omaha residents looking to purchase housing property in Omaha may have struggled during the past year due to inventory issues. In the month of Sept. 2021, a 1.4 percent increase in new listings provided more options for home buyers.
Omaha Housing Improvement Read More
There are now nine electric vehicle charging stations in the area, with another one in the process of installation. The charging stations have dual ports, meaning 18 total vehicles can now be charged at once across downtown parking garages.
More electric charging stations become available in downtown Omaha Read More
With the 2021-22 hockey season now right around the corner, the Jr. Lancers are back on the ice and gearing up for a season that they hope ends with a second straight title.
Junior Lancers begin quest for second straight national title Read More
Makers of Omaha gave a free showing of their latest technology on Saturday, Oct. 9 at DoSpace. Previews included gaming technology, artistic laser printing and adaptive medical technology.
DoSpace maker event returns Read More
Seniors Lauren and Hannah Camenzind are not only the top two hitters in the Sky Hawk line-up, but they are also identical twins who will continue their athletic careers at Arkansas.
Identical twins plan to make dreams come true together Read More
Voodoo’s Odd Shop is located on 13th and Martha in an ominous brick building. The building was once a mortuary and is creepy on the outside, but on the inside, visitors will see it’s not just the house that is haunted.
Voodoo’s Odd Shop: A collection to die for Read More
Advertising has drastically changed for many businesses in the Omaha area. They have been trying to figure out ways to adapt to these changes and stay current for the viewers.
Advertisers Experience Initial Fallout from Pandemic Read More
For as long as anyone can remember, Nebraskans could participate in football, softball, and track and field, but in recent years, a new sport has been growing in popularity – Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA).
Historical European Martial Arts Club Brings New Sport to Omaha Read More
If there’s one thing for certain within Omaha, it’s that the city is constantly growing. According to the city’s website, there are approximately 968,000 people within the Omaha metro area, a 12% increase over the last decade.
Building for the Future Read More