By Pablo Perez OMAHA, Neb. — As tax season approaches, college students filing independently for the first time may find themselves navigating more
By Ella Alberts Omaha’s housing market is moving at a rapid pace in early 2026, with some homes selling within hours and prices
By Sam Eckler OMAHA, Neb. – For many independent artists, the best way to grow a music career is no longer under stage lights,
By Madelyn Schmidt Reporter Madelyn Schmidt explains how the program is designed to strengthen the state’s healthcare workforce. Two University of Nebraska campuses are
By Joe Sutton Bennington improved to 25-0 with a 92-43 victory over Crete in the district final on Feb. 28, securing a district
By Ailyn Adame On Jan. 10, the Omaha Supernovas attracted more than 13,000 fans to the CHI Health Center, setting a professional volleyball
By Denise Valdez-Alvarez The Omaha Star has served the Omaha community since 1938. Black pioneer journalist and civil rights activist Mildred D. Brown
By Bayleigh Koch OMAHA, Neb. – While many farmers markets close during the colder months, the Omaha Winter Market continues to operate indoors, giving vendors and farmers
By Jacob Lesley OMAHA, Neb. — Phase three of Omaha Athletics’ campus master plan is officially underway, bringing a major upgrade to Maverick
By Olivia McArthurYoung adults in Omaha are stepping into political leadership on both sides of the aisle. From a new city initiative to