Shatel: Why Shawn Eichorst might work at Wisconsin and Omaha losing to Wichita is OK
With recharged batteries, Tom Shatel looks at why Shawn Eichorst could work at Wisconsin and if Omaha
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With recharged batteries, Tom Shatel looks at why Shawn Eichorst could work at Wisconsin and if Omaha
As of Monday, the health department has identified 27 confirmed cases, including 12 additional cases reported over the previous four days.
About a dozen counties across Nebraska have enacted moratoria on new data centers to give planners time to develop regulations for the facilities.
Omaha police are investigating after a man with a stab wound walked into a gas station overnight.
Omaha officials unveiled plans for a $181 million public safety headquarters near the Crossroads district.
Shavers has started 14 games across his two seasons with the Huskers. He faces some stiff competition to retain his spot this fall camp.
Creighton guard Katrelle Harmon has impressed this summer — enough for Alan Huss to compare the four-star freshman to a former Bluejay star.
Check out images from the Kid-Friendly Cool Car Carnival and the Show & Shine on the Bricks on Saturday for Kearney Cruise Nite. The activities conclude Sunday.
A comment from new Creighton coach Alan Huss reminds that, even as football season nears, college basketball is now a year-round conversation piece in Nebraska.
Working for Nebraska Angels, Josh Bartels decided to develop a software solution to make compiling data from portfolio investments easier to manage. Gather has garnered interest from startup ecosystem stakeh...
OMAHA, Neb. — According to the July survey of bank CEOs in rural areas of a 10-state region dependent on agriculture and/or energy, the overall Rural Mainstreet Index (RMI) sank
Carter Claerhout "left Bellevue having the greatest individual season in school history in any sport,” baseball coach Duane Monlux said of The World-Herald
Indigenous hip-hop, Cuban jazz and Ukrainian strings are just some of the music styles this year
Vince Percy reflects on the life and impact of Gary West, a key figure in Omaha's LGBTQ+ community, as the city marks its first Pride without him since 1985.
According to the Omaha Fire Department, a house fire was called out around 6:30 p.m. in the area of 48th Avenue and Spring Street on Saturday.
In a World-Herald op-ed, Kishla Askins suggests that Nebraska can lead the way in governing together amid political polarization.
Trainer Brian “BoMac” McIntyre helped Terence “Bud” Crawford become a boxing legend. The other half of B&B Sports Academy continues to pour his life into the sport and North Omaha.
Sam, Evan and Gary are focused on the upcoming season, but what if the key to exceeding expectations lies in the details no one’s talking about? This episode uncovers the hidden strategies and overlooked...
Solicitor General Cody Barnett argues during an injunction hearing for Lincoln's minimum wage ordinance Thursday at the Lancaster County Courthouse.
Officials provide an update on the Eppley Airfield renovation
An Omaha man was arrested for allegedly making threats against a Nebraska school and Gov. Jim Pillen's family.
Traffic light changes are now in effect after a deadly crash killed two children. Officials say drivers need to slow down and never drive impaired.
An elementary-aged child was struck by a vehicle at 7:08 p.m. Wednesday while riding her bicycle across the road from one driveway to another in Bennington.
A young girl was critically injured Wednesday night when she was hit by an SUV while riding her bike in Bennington.