Julie Cornell
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Omaha, NE, United States
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Council Bluffs family fosters lives of 250 orphans in Africa
'It's a pretty awesome life to live. I feel really honored,' Kara Higgins, Council Bluffs mother → Read More
Omaha musician leans on courage to create album from home
This young musician pushes through a selective mutism diagnosis to share his story. → Read More
Omaha group creates groundbreaking workbook: Unplug from Social Media
Advocates: 'It's having a big impact on mental health' → Read More
Nebraska's child shelter crisis highlights need for foster families
Children are sleeping in day shelters overnight: 'It's a crisis situation, definitely.' → Read More
Omaha housing safety net supports young homeless population
'Absolutely, I'm in the best spot I've ever been in my whole life,' one former foster child said. → Read More
Omaha shelter's new pilot program focused on health for homeless
At the Siena Francis House, shelter guests shuffle through medical issues — many, chronic. They average about 250 hospital emergency room visits a month. → Read More
Carol Blood touts experience in race for governor
Blood's reached 300,000 voters: 'I'm going to be outspent but I will never be outworked' → Read More
Omaha mother's award-winning book shares her story of sobriety
'I feel so blessed and so grateful to be almost three years sober and be able to share this with so many people because sobriety, for me, pulled back the curtain on who I am' → Read More
New lower back pain treatment offering lasting results
'There's hope out there, you don't have to give up,' one patient said. → Read More
Cash bonuses offered to UNL athletes for passing classes
Starting this fall, UNL scholarship athletes will be awarded money each semester for passing grades, maxing at $5,980 a year. It’s an effort to reward them for academic efforts in a trend that’s spreading throughout college athletics.UNL athletes have the potential to graduate with more than $25,000 in cash, now available legally thanks to a court ruling last year. The University’s compliance… → Read More
Helping Omaha's homeless goes beyond housing
One Omaha man is making strides to parent, work and change his life. → Read More
Lincoln Mom's Cancer Fight Focuses on Helping Others
Mother of 8 and advocate: 'If i stay busy, I'm living' → Read More
Omaha's tiny homes hit the road
Five tiny houses are on their way to 16th and Clark in Omaha after college students spent a year building them. → Read More
Willy Wonka takes the stage in Omaha
Arts Academy Production: 'I took the concept of pure imagination very literally' → Read More
Omaha man ventures 7,000 miles on jet ski to ride the Great Loop
"Why wait?" Omaha man embarks on adventure trip — riding 7,000 miles on a gas-powered Sea-Doo jet ski, navigating a route known as The Great Loop. → Read More
EPA gives Council Bluffs $500,000 grant to clean up contaminated property
The property is the site of an old battery factory from the 1920s → Read More
Omaha developer creates $150 million in affordable housing
An Omaha developer is focused on thoughtful, affordable housing for senior citizens and single moms. → Read More
Environmental Protection Agency samples air in Mead, Nebraska
The Environmental Protection Agency is sampling the air in Mead, Nebraska, around the former AltEn ethanol plant to determine the source of foul odors near the site. → Read More
Largest Family Gift Made to Omaha Parks Foundation: $1.6 million
Creating Green Space: 'She was way ahead of her time' → Read More
Legally blind Omaha man outruns obstacles
“It’s therapeutic for me. It’s just relaxing,” said Alex France, describing the 50 to 60 miles he logs running each week. France, who's set to graduate from Midland University, is legally blind. → Read More