By Jenna Janssen OMAHA, Neb. — The Omaha Children’s Museum is planning a major move to Omaha’s redeveloped riverfront, with a new 75,000-square-foot facility set to open at 8th and Douglas streets in 2027. In partnership with Heritage Omaha, the $120 million project will offer larger exhibit spaces, outdoor play zones, and classrooms creating new

By Riley McCall OMAHA, Ne – Tailgating at your favorite sporting event is big business in the United States. according to the National Consumer Panel, this past time contributed 35 billion dollars to food and beverage sales last year.  Nebraskans are no exception to taking part in this time-honored tradition.  Kevin Irish, a lifelong Husker

By Sapphire Bennett OMAHA, Neb. – Located along 30th street in between Hamilton and Lake, the nonprofit Seventy Five North Revitalization is bringing people together through affordable housing, educational opportunities and community events.    The Greenhouse and Market Center for No More Empty Pots. (Photo/Sapphire Bennett)  Seventy Five North aims to help encourage North Omaha residents

By Morgann Gardner OMAHA, Neb. – The University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) has made history by launching Nebraska’s first bachelor’s degree in artificial intelligence (AI). Open for enrollment this fall, the program promises to equip students with the skills necessary to excel in one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. The Program’s Launch and Vision AI

By Grace Huffstetler, OMAHA, Neb. – Located just off of 14th street in Little Bohemia, Omaha Dog Bar is a unique establishment. It’s a popular adult bar and eatery with a large outdoor area for dogs – and adults – to socialize.  It first opened in February 2021, making it Nebraska’s first dog-focused bar. They

By Andrew Smith, OMAHA, Neb. – Parking spaces in the Blackstone District can sometimes be difficult to find but city officials hope that’s no longer the case after Mayor Jean Stothert cut the ribbon to open a new 384 stall parking garage.  The garage is part of the 37 West Farnam development, which includes 161

By Maggie Johnston, OMAHA Neb. – Spooky Season is upon us, and it’s time to celebrate all the wacky and wickedness the world has to offer. Omaha’s local botanical garden, Lauritzen Gardens, has its own way of showcasing what the Season means in the realm of plants. From October 5-November 3, the public can visit a

By Connor Schmidt OMAHA, Neb. – Union Omaha capped off their regular season earlier this week with a memorable Fan Appreciation Game at Werner Park, thrilling fans with an action-packed performance that left the crowd buzzing. The event, which drew one of the largest turnouts this season, was a testament to the strong connection between

By Jenna Janssen OMAHA, Neb. — As natural disasters dominate headlines, Nebraska is also feeling the subtler, yet profound effects of climate change. Rising temperatures, unpredictable rain, and shifting seasons are prompting local conservationists at Fontenelle Forest to adapt, protect, and restore their ecosystems.  At Fontenelle Forest, Conservation Tech Steven Fox and his team are

By Ben Battafarano OMAHA, Neb. — Americans are gearing up for Halloween on Thursday. But for Omaha’s Mexican-American community, another celebration is approaching on Friday and Saturday: Dia De Los Muertos, or The Day of the Dead. The holiday is a celebration and remembrance of loved ones who have passed, and coincides with the Christian