At the latest Omaha Human Rights and Relations Board meeting, newly elected State Sen. Margo Juarez of District 5 joined ...

At its July meeting, the Ralston Board of Education unanimously approved a new English Learners (EL) curriculum for grades ...

Held every two years, Native Omaha Days represents Nebraska’s largest observance of Black pride and solidarity. Organized by ...

As a new postmaster general with ties to FedEx assumes control of the agency, postal workers and their customers are bracing ...

The Omaha Municipal Land Bank (OMLB) approved the acquisition of two new properties at its July board meeting, including a ...

At the Sarpy County Board of Equalization meeting, representatives from Neighborgood, a local nonprofit food pantry, appealed ...

Illustration by Hanscom Park Studio Spilling Bill’s beans: Tech billionaire spent $113 million on Nebraska farmland ...

Advocates see reason for optimism, but warn that federal policy and spending changes could upend efforts to close disparities for Black moms and babies ...

U.S. Department of Education condemned "pervasive and repugnant race-based preferences" and threatened to pull federal money. Donor who had funded scholarships asks, “When do these kids get a chance ...

More than 70 people were detained in a sweep at the Glenn Valley meatpacking plant. The raid sparked confusion inside the plant, fury outside it and set off rumors and fear across Nebraska.

The district must pay $227,500 in damages and implement new policies under a settlement with two mothers who sued after a school employee cut their children’s hair without permission.

Farmland Reserve Inc., a nonprofit owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormon church, has been quietly buying up ranch land in Nebraska’s Sandhills for the ...