Indiana sinks 13 3-pointers to take down Nebraska women’s basketball
Indiana outscored the Nebraska women’s basketball team by 30 points at the 3-point line in a 76-60 win on Sunday in ...
Woman dies following fiery two-vehicle crash in southwest Omaha
A 64-year-old woman died Saturday following a fiery two-vehicle crash in southwest Omaha.
Former Omaha setter Ivy Leuck's transfer to Creighton was 'an easy adjustment'
Ivy Leuck wasn’t recruited by Creighton when her Omaha Skutt career ended in 2023. But CU showed interest when the UNO setter ...
'It's their time': Why Nebraska expects young linemen to make their moves this spring
The next wave of young Nebraska offensive linemen will have plenty of chances to carve out bigger roles this spring amid veteran injuries and portal misses.
Omaha's Shine the Light Campaign to fund more than 8 million meals: Short Takes
Conagra Brands has announced that with the generous support of the Omaha community, the 18th annual Shine the Light on Hunger ...
Omaha's Metro transit doubles tax levy, but will improved bus service lure more riders?
Ridership per capita in Omaha ranked 17th among 20 cities, and about half the average of like-sized peers. The buses running ...
Hospitals, a high school and a home addressed North Omaha voids
A priest, a women's leader and three physicians made efforts to improve conditions for North Omaha and its Black community in the years before the Civil Rights Act.
Pospisil: Here's the Nebraska high school boys basketball all-class records, not quite complete
An updated compilation of state records in basketball is long overdue. Who had the most points in a Class C-1 season? Who had ...
Midlands Voices: Here's why Millard schools are asking voters to approve a bond referendum
"Fiscally responsible excellence is a hallmark of our district's identity. This bond issue is no exception," Superintendent ...
Reminisce on Martin Luther King Jr.'s only visit to Omaha
There’s an adage that goes: “The best part of the meal is the company.” And those words were never more true than in June 1958 when the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. came to town.