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City of Omaha said FEMA dollars paid for the project. → Read More
Omaha's Planning Board gave several approvals for the project this month → Read More
'Omaha Girls Who Walk': Social media trend brings people together in-person for weekly walks Metro woman came upon the idea on TikTok Dozens of feet — and a few paws — hit the pavement at La Vista's Portal Recreation Area Wednesday evening. Chatter and laughter are un-ending during the one and half-mile loop. You wouldn't know that many of the people on this group walk have never met… → Read More
The Cass County Sheriff's Department is investigating → Read More
The agreement will provide training to city employees → Read More
'Curb is no longer just for parking cars': City Council to vote on agreement for smart loading zones The pilot agreement would be with Automotus As people increasingly rely on delivery drivers and ride-share services, the city of Omaha says it's time to rethink the curb. "The curb is no longer just for parking cars," said Ken Smith, Omaha's parking and mobility manager. "With the proliferation… → Read More
Kiewit Headquarters anchors the area in North Downtown → Read More
Officials have looked into two mountain lion reports in recent weeks → Read More
"Two nights before his birthday, he got killed," said Malcolm Robbins Sr., seated on the steps of the Benson Park Pavilion. The phone call came in the middle of the night. His son - his namesake - had been hurt in St. Louis. Robbins Sr. jumped into the car, but by the time he arrived, his son had died from his injuries, the result of gun violence. "It's a hard thing to deal with, and you got to… → Read More
Neighbors say the city will send out a survey soon → Read More
The Omaha Housing Affordability Action Plan should be complete by the end of the year → Read More
The first day of events took place at The Granary in Ralston → Read More
The exhibition at the Michael Phipps gallery will remain on display through August → Read More
Despite heat, crowds pack Memorial Park for City of Omaha Celebrates America concert Sheryl Crow headlined the free event Friday's crowd at Memorial Park was ready to have some fun with headliner Sheryl Crow. And many in the audience waited hours in the heat to see the free concert. "It's hot," said Sarah Coker, sitting with her young daughter, "We are so sweaty!" For some, the day starts early.… → Read More
A couple spotted the animal in a yard across the street → Read More
The street currently switches between two-way and one-way traffic → Read More
Omaha Streetcar Authority interim executive director presented to board Monday → Read More
Organizers are seeking volunteers for the August event → Read More
Omaha's Planning Board approved several items related to the project Wednesday → Read More
Friends have started a GoFundMe to help with funeral expenses → Read More