Local
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Why Nebraskans are lobbying for a cat statue at the State Capitol
Cameron the Cat brightened up the days of Lincoln lawmakers for years. Now they want to honor that service with a statue.
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Festivals, pumpkin patches & more: Omaha’s ultimate fall bucket list
Nebraska has no shortage of fun fall activities, and that’s especially true if you live in or near Omaha. Check out our fall bucket list for easy autumn inspiration.
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10 West Omaha restaurants every local should try once
West Omaha is expanding, and its restaurant scene is, too. Check out these 10 joints everyone needs to try at least once, from Italy to Brazil and back.
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Where Omaha watches the Huskers: 9 local bars, no chains allowed
The University of Nebraska Huskers are the state’s pride and joy. If you want to catch their games in communal settings, check out these nine Omaha sports bars.
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Rock hunting in Nebraska: A beginner’s guide
Rock hunting in Nebraska has never been easier. Check out our guide to see where you can legally hunt, common vs. rare rocks, and more.
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Nebraska named home to the 10 friendliest little towns—here’s what to do in each
The team at WorldAtlas has released a new list of the “friendliest little towns in Nebraska,” so we compiled a list of the coolest upcoming events to plan a trip around.
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A North Omaha educator just opened Nebraska’s first Black-founded school
When Dr. DérNecia Phillips cut the ribbon at Identity Preparatory Academy on Aug. 19, she marked the opening of the first Black-founded school in Nebraska’s history, approved by a unanimous vote of the state board.
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What to know about Omaha’s newest free garden: Polina Gardens
Lauritzen Gardens’ first satellite location, Polina Gardens, opened this June in the heart of Omaha’s Old Market.
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What students should expect as they return to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
A lot has happened over the summer at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. Here’s where the major projects stand.
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Omaha community leaders are planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro—but why?
These five leaders with Abide Omaha are raising funds for a program they say has played a role in the city’s reduced crime.
