From Hanscom Park to Florence Boulevard, discover how a visionary landscape architect helped transform Omaha into a city of ...

Addy’s Sports Bar & Grill will close its downtown location at 101 North 10th Street in the Capitol District on October 31. The locally owned restaurant cited rising costs associated with streetcar ...

Glazed N Raised plans to open a donut shop in the historic Papio Theatre building at 225 South Washington Street in downtown Papillion. The locally owned business recently announced that it signed a ...

The Omaha Airport Authority will open the next phase of the approximately $1 billion Build OMA Terminal Modernization Program ...

Central National Gottesman, one of the world’s largest paper companies, is acquiring the Omaha Paper Company through its Lindenmeyr Munroe division. Omaha Paper Company was founded in 1961 and is ...

Located on Giles Road in southwest Omaha, Scary Acres’ roots stretch back to 1993, when Angela’s dad, Don Cherek, created and ...

Construction is now underway on Metro Credit Union’s 45,000 sq. ft. headquarters building at 17758 Evans Street. The 3.6-acre site is in front of the Costco Wholesale store on the southeast corner of ...

Trader Joe's has officially listed its planned second Omaha store at 210 North 191st Street in the Avenue One development as “Coming Soon.” The 13,500 sq. ft. store will be located near 192nd & Burke ...

The Omaha City Council unanimously approved the redevelopment agreement and stadium lease for Union Omaha’s planned downtown stadium on Oct. 27, moving the project closer to construction. The stadium ...

Omaha Public Power District president & CEO Javier Fernandez will step down at the end of this year, according to the Omaha World-Herald, in order to pursue a yet-to-be-disclosed career opportunity.

The Omaha City Council approved the redevelopment agreement and stadium lease for Union Omaha’s downtown stadium, part of a planned $330 million development near 10th & izard Street. The City of Omaha ...

WalletHub ranked Nebraska #1 on its “Best & Worst States for Jobs” list.  North Dakota was second, while Minnesota ranked third. The worst states were West Virginia (#50), Oregon (#49) and ...