News
University of Nebraska tuition could rise 4.25%
Regents will vote June 18 on a proposal to raise average University of Nebraska tuition by 4.25% for the next academic year.
Nebraska Panhandle wildfire tops 23,000 acres
South Fork Wildfire has burned 23,112 acres near Crawford and Fort Robinson, with evacuation orders and shelter available in Chadron.
Events in Nebraska this weekend: art, baseball and family-friendly plans
Nebraska weekend events from June 5 to 7 include First Friday in Lincoln, Omaha farmers markets, Durham tours and a free movie in Papillion.
Arts & Culture
Omaha Children’s Museum celebrates 50 years with family party and new exhibits
Omaha Children’s Museum celebrates 50 years May 30 and 31 with birthday activities, children’s characters and two new summer exhibits.
Nebraska artist Josh Arias uses public art to build community
Josh Arias Nebraska artist uses murals, youth work and mental health advocacy to create public art with purpose across Nebraska.
Nebraska Chicana artist Kendra Limon turns culture into bold public art
Kendra Limon Chicana artist brings murals, sculpture, makeup, recycled materials and cultural storytelling to Columbus Art Gallery.
Community
Events in Nebraska this weekend: art, baseball and family-friendly plans
Nebraska weekend events from June 5 to 7 include First Friday in Lincoln, Omaha farmers markets, Durham tours and a free movie in Papillion.
College World Series Omaha: free practices, Fan Fest and transportation
College World Series Omaha begins June 12 with free practice day, Fan Fest, street closures, $15 parking and transit options near the stadium.
Two Omaha senators chosen for Midwest leadership fellowship
Omaha senators fellowship selection sends Margo Juarez and Dunixi Guereca to the Bowhay Institute in Madison, Wisconsin, July 17-21.
Business
For Berkshire and Buffett, Jan. 1 marks a new age: Retirement for Omaha’s Oracle
Warren Buffett’s legacy in Omaha spans investing, philanthropy, and a trillion-dollar company. His second retirement marks the end of an era.
Following Her Instincts: How Karen Corral de Pesek Built a Legacy of Service and Success
Karen Corral de Pesek built Nebraska’s largest bilingual law firm, mentors Latino professionals, and empowers immigrant students through scholarships.
Education
Federal judge strikes down Nebraska law that lowered college costs for some undocumented students
A federal judge struck down a Nebraska law that let some undocumented students pay resident tuition costs at public colleges since 2006.
True Potential Achieved: From Undocumented Student to Workers’ Rights Champion
How Mayra Hernandez transformed from poultry plant worker to farmworker rights advocate through education, community support, and the True Potential Scholarship