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Glow-in-the-dark Cosmic Baseball returns to Papillion’s Werner Park in 2027
Cosmic Baseball is bringing its glow-in-the-dark games back to Papillion’s Werner Park in 2027. Here’s how to get in the ticket lottery.
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Heritage Omaha unveils designs for planned public market at The RiverFront
The Omaha public market at The RiverFront is set to open in summer 2028 with dozens of local vendors, a teaching kitchen, and event space.
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Dan Osborn calls for end of Iran war, receives backing from national security leaders
The US Navy and National Guard veteran turned Independent Senate hopeful was endorsed for his “character” and stance on ending continued conflict in the middle east.
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The first Mattel Wonder Indoor Waterpark is coming to Bellevue
The park will bring iconic brands like Barbie, UNO, and Hot Wheels to life with immersive water rides.
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Here’s what else you can get for free with an Omaha Public Library card
Discovery Passes and more help cardholders connect with their community beyond the library’s walls.
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Spooky symphony to wicked plants: 10 things to do in Omaha this October
October is one of Omaha’s busiest months. Check out these fun things to do in Omaha, from fall hiking to trying seasonal treats, to enjoy the spooky season fully.
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Want to buy a urinal trough from Memorial Stadium? You can for $3,000?
The Big Red Rebuild is putting Memorial Stadium’s old urinal troughs up for sale, and Husker fans are already buying.
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Dan Osborn atones for ‘offensive’ leaked remarks at Red Cloud townhall
The Independent candidate for US Senate suggested that lives in Red Cloud, Nebraska “suck so f—king bad” because of Trump in a leaked recording. He hosted a town hall in the community to apologize.
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As SNAP enrollment falls by 40,000 in Nebraska, NE-02 candidates split on federal cuts
Each month, more and more Nebraskans are losing access to federal food assistance programs. The continued decline may be an affordability test in the state’s most competitive congressional race.
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What to know about the first woman honored in bronze at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The new Louise Pound statue is the first at UNL to honor a woman. Here’s how she lettered in men’s tennis, won a state golf title, and more.
