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What to know about Nebraska’s new Teacher of the Year
Papillion band teacher Zac Konrad is the 2027 Nebraska Teacher of the Year, honored for building classrooms where every student belongs.
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How Omaha’s streetcar, coming in 2028, got its name
The Omaha streetcar now has a name, Oscar, chosen with input from more than 1,300 residents ahead of its 2028 launch.
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Omaha named host city for 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup
Omaha will host pool play and round-of-16 matches at CHI Health Center when the 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup comes to North America.
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What $1,100 worth of rent in Nebraska gets you right now
The average rent in Nebraska is well under the national average for a three-bedroom. We break it down by city.
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Flood v. Backemeyer: How to watch Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District debate
Rep. Mike Flood will debate his Democratic challenger Chris Backemeyer in their first debate
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Nebraska tribal colleges face challenges from federal cutbacks
A new report showed federal cuts and scarce philanthropic dollars now threaten progress amid tribal colleges.
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Fall fun in Omaha: Best pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, & more
Pumpkins, corn, hay, hauntings, and more have one thing in common: They’re fall favorites. Here are 8 fall activities in Omaha that you need to check out this year.
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Nation’s largest factory feedlot for cattle planned in Nebraska
Today more than 90 percent of the animals consumed as food in the U.S. are raised in industrial confinement, including cattle that start their lives on pasture but are “finished” in feedlots.
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Nebraska Navigator AI chatbot launches on Nebraska.gov
The state’s new 24/7 chatbot helps visitors find Nebraska government information in more than 50 languages, with public testing underway through October.
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New signs improve safety and wayfinding on Omaha trails
One hundred signs at 50 Omaha trail overpasses will help runners, walkers, and cyclists identify their location when seeking help.
