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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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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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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.
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Report: Nebraska in top 20 for jobs most vulnerable to AI-driven change
An estimated 31,360 Nebraskans work in occupations said to be most vulnerable to AI disruption.
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Dan Osborn, Denise Powell meet with Epstein survivors and browse files in Omaha
The US Senate hopeful and “Blue Dot” congressional candidate visited a bookmobile outfitted with the full Epstein record and called for justice for the late financier’s survivors.
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CHI Health Good Samaritan launches remote heart failure monitoring in Kearney
CHI Health Good Samaritan in Kearney launched remote heart failure monitoring, using an implanted sensor to send pulmonary artery readings to care teams.
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How to provide your input on Omaha’s Lake James Park renovation
City of Omaha Parks & Recreation plans to fully replace the aging playground at Lake James Park and wants your input on that project and other upgrades.
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Secretary of State Evnen certifies Nebraska’s fall 2026 ballot after lawsuit-heavy summer
92 candidates for federal and state-level races, 48 judges, three proposed constitutional amendments and one proposed law will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot
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Nebraska’s Winnebago Tribe reclaims sovereign land
More than 50 years after the land was condemned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Winnebago Tribe has regained 1,600 acres in northeast Nebraska under a federal land transfer signed into law in 2024.
