Guacamole cart, tequila tastings stand out at Omaha Mexican restaurant Clase Codigo

'I am doing this for them and alongside them:' How one caregiver walks to end Alzheimer’s for every family he’s served

More than 1,500 people join the Omaha Walk to End Alzheimer’s, raising over $225,000 for local education, support groups and research.

The ‘level of surprise’: Lincoln collector showcases a life’s worth of discoveries

Lincoln collector Larry Small shares his lifelong passion for peculiar vintage items and unique art in a new public exhibition at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Eisentrager-Howard Gallery.

The Huskers, looking for an edge, try to find one in newest version of NIL

As it tries to keep up with the big boys, the University of Nebraska Athletic Department has redirected millions in revenue to deals that pay star football players and other athletes.

In rural Nebraska, mail voting saves money and boosts access. Restrictions could change that.

Nebraska's successful, budget-friendly, and popular all-mail election system in rural counties faces potential restriction due to shifting political tides and calls for a return to in-person voting.

The Omaha area is running low on power capacity. That could harm Nebraska’s ability to grow.

The Omaha Public Power District has enough available power capacity for current customers and typical residential and commercial growth. But it faces hard choices as data center demand and other strains on the grid make it potentially tougher to attract larger customers. A business leader says thousands of new jobs could be at risk.