Videos
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Annual challenge gets Nebraskans eating more locally grown foods
Lincoln’s annual Mayor’s Local Food Challenge invites businesses, schools, institutions, and restaurants to eat more locally grown food.
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Gage County, NE resident encourages local officials to ban data centers
Gage County residents showed up at a planning commission meeting to discuss an 18-month data center moratorium.
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Gage County Planning Commission unanimously advances 18-month data center moratorium
The Gage County Planning Commission recommended an 18-month moratorium on data centers Tuesday evening, drawing applause after an hours-long public hearing.
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Former Nebraska head coach is special guest at Bananas’ baseball game
Tom Osborne, the former Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln head coach and three-time national champion appeared as the special guest at a Savannah Bananas baseball game.
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Omaha recognizes June Immigrant Heritage Month on ICE raid anniversary
On the one-year anniversary of a massive ICE raid in Omaha, Mayor John Ewing Jr. (D) has proclaimed June “Immigrant Heritage Month.” Read the full story at the link in bio.
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Maroon 5 lead guitarist gives $35k to Nebraska music scholarship
Maroon 5 lead guitarist and Nebraska native James Valentine is putting up $35,000 to help three local bands or artists level up through the MusicBox Artist Development Program.
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Dan Osborn submits 12,000+ signatures to appear on 2026 ballot
Dan Osborn, an independent U.S. Senate candidate in Nebraska, submitted more than 12,000 signatures to gain ballot access this November.
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Omaha recognizes June as Immigrant Heritage Month on ICE raid anniversary
On the one-year anniversary of a massive ICE raid in Omaha, Mayor John Ewing Jr. (D) has proclaimed June “Immigrant Heritage Month.”
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Omaha ICE raid one year later: Immigrant community spotlights pain, grit
The effects of last year’s ICE raid in south Omaha are still being felt one year later—and it’s inspiring young voters to fight for change.
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1.7 million potentially deadly doses of fentanyl seized in Nebraska in 2026
Authorities say enough fentanyl was seized in Nebraska this year to potentially kill more than 1.7 million people.
