Omaha
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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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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.
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Meet the candidates for Nebraska’s ‘Blue Dot’ 2nd Congressional District
Nebraska’s Omaha-based congressional district is a key swing district watched by political observers nationally.
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Password optional: How to find the top 7 speakeasies in Nebraska
Hidden beneath restaurants and behind storefronts, discover the seven speakeasies in Nebraska worth seeking out.
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8 things to do in Omaha that are off the beaten path
Here, we’re breaking down the most underrated things to do in Omaha. Check out these examples, from free roller skating downtown to an oh-so spooky museum.
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Fun farmers markets in Nebraska that go beyond fruits & veggies
At these nine farmers markets in Nebraska, shoppers aren’t limited to fresh produce. Shop for vintage clothing, handmade skincare products, and much more.
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Summer festivals in Omaha to look forward to every year
Summer festivals in Omaha bring people together by the thousands. Check out these six, from foodie fests to Pride, that you’ll want to return to every year.
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Cities in Nebraska take up fight for a livable minimum wage
After a minimum wage ballot measure was passed in 2022 and amended in 2026, local leaders have stepped up to ensure the initiative is honored.
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Omaha ICE raid one year later: Immigrant community spotlights pain, grit
A sudden immigration raid shocked the city last year, but those affected are forging a path forward.
