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Refuge at risk: A year into Trump’s second term, Nebraska’s once-thriving refugee resettlement landscape has come undone

In the past year, the U.S. has mainly let in refugees from one country. The near-freeze has drained funding for resettlement agencies and upended the lives of the people they’re meant to serve.

Trading or gambling? How a new way to wager on sports is evading Nebraska’s betting ban

Nebraska faces a legal battle as prediction markets like Kalshi exploit loopholes to offer online sports and political wagering, bypassing state gambling prohibitions and tax regulations.

The SBH Review: Flavor complexity - and plenty of meat - distinguish Omaha's own sandwich, the Reuben

'It has everything. It’s got sweet, salty, savory, briny, crunchy,' said chef Paul Urban, who co-owns downtown Omaha’s Block 16. 'It’s the perfect sandwich.'

Nebraska fish and shrimp farmers swim against challenging tides

Young Nebraska entrepreneurs tackle the high-risk, high-reward world of indoor shrimp farming, facing steep costs, regulatory hurdles, and a lack of government subsidies while providing fresh, local seafood.

An Omaha sinkhole went viral. Hundreds of others fall under the radar.

Eastern Nebraska’s geology means it’s not likely to see massive, neighborhood-swallowing sinkholes. But a Flatwater analysis found Omaha still sees more ‘cave-ins’ than several Midwestern peers.