Mark Hansen is the fifth generation of the 140-year-old Trump Memorials & Funeral Services, where he makes everything from headstones to memorial statues.
- Grace Lewis World-Herald Staff Writer
An armed man slipped into an Omaha family’s home without them knowing. He hid in a teen's bedroom before his standoff with police destroyed nearly everything they had.
- Lincoln Journal Star
Thousands of new and returning students will head back to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln beginning Sunday for Move-In 2026.
- Grace Lewis World-Herald Staff Writer
Omaha's Juneteenth parade returned to North 24th Street after a lightning delay, bringing music, family and community together to celebrate freedom.
- Nikos Frazier World-Herald Photo/Video Editor
Take a look at scenes from the 2026 Juneteenth Parade in Omaha.
- Reuters
Aug. 15, 1969. Half a million people. Three days of music. Mud, rain, freedom, peace, love … and a whole lot of unforgettable moments.
- Marjie Ducey World-Herald Staff Writer
A creative arts district and an arts corridor that stretches north to south across 11th Street is being considered by the Old Market Association.
Nebraska candidate Brett Lindstrom said he is searching for a "pirate ship" to make the fall ballot, options that he said include at least one of two new political parties.
Two down, two to go. The city has already hosted two "fire hydrant parties."
Lincoln Transportation and Utilities said an estimated timeframe for reopening the road is being evaluated.
Erich Christiansen and Doyle Tipler tell the story of a longtime Omaha band in the new book, “The History of Luigi Inc.”
On Aug. 2, Landry Vrtiska was fishing with a friend at Capitol Beach Lake when he felt a tug on his line within 10 seconds of casting.
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture is extending the deadline for farmers to apply for stages one and two of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program to Sept. 30.
Omaha's Brownell Talbot College Preparatory School has completed a 50,000-square-foot addition to its historic campus focused on security, collaboration and modern learning spaces.
Two down, two to go. The city has already hosted two "fire hydrant parties."
LEXINGTON — Lexington Regional Health Center proudly announced that Brenna Bartruff, chief communications officer, has been selected as a member of the prestigious 2026 Class of Rising Stars by the Society for Health Care Strategy and Market Development (SHSMD).
News of craft beer giant Zipline ending operations immediately, and other craft brewers tapping out recently, the Lincoln beer scene is thriving. Here are 11 breweres who are sill making beer.
KEARNEY — For many Nebraskans, deciding to seek counseling may not be the hardest part. Finding an available provider in the area can be just as difficult.
Mark Hansen is the fifth generation of the 140-year-old Trump Memorials & Funeral Services, where he makes everything from headstones to memorial statues.
An armed man slipped into an Omaha family’s home without them knowing. He hid in a teen's bedroom before his standoff with police destroyed nearly everything they had.
Thousands of new and returning students will head back to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln beginning Sunday for Move-In 2026.
Omaha's Juneteenth parade returned to North 24th Street after a lightning delay, bringing music, family and community together to celebrate freedom.
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A large police presence amassed Thursday evening and into early Friday morning near North 38th and Fort Streets in Omaha after a man allegedly fled police and entered a home, following a possible shoplifting incident at Westroads Mall.
A jury found Aristh Rodriguez-Linares guilty of manslaughter and two other felonies Wednesday in Dawson County District Court.
An Overton man is being charged with first-degree sexual assault after a Sunday incident.
As the case against Aristh Rodriguez-Linares resumed Tuesday, the defendant was back on the stand questioned by Defense Attorney David Tarrell in a re-direct.
Nebraska candidate Brett Lindstrom said he is searching for a "pirate ship" to make the fall ballot, options that he said include at least one of two new political parties.
A routine security check at the Hastings YRTC led to a staff member’s suspension and an investigation, HHS said Friday.
Brett Lindstrom’s bid to make the Nebraska governor’s ballot as a nonpartisan candidate appears to be over. Here's what we know.
Nebraska missed its tax forecast for a fifth straight month. July’s miss was tiny — $400,000 — but the state’s budget problem is anything but.