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After several decades playing baseball at Orval Smith Memorial Field, Ralston High School baseball is being moved to a multi-sport complex at the school.

Gothicon promises a spooky weekend for visitors of Happy Hollow

Santa Lucia Festival celebrates another day of fun, food and music

Jessica Hernandez is accused of manslaughter and tampering with evidence. The district court judge took the bond down to $250,000.

Deer Park Pantry is a free food pantry that was demolished after a hit and run Thursday morning. After the owners started a GoFundMe, they have received an overwhelming amount of support.

Construction will get underway soon at an empty lot just south of Dodge Street on a $110 million investment in youth mental health.

A lack of guidance from Department of Education on which books to ban is creating challenges for Iowa schools.

Historical landmarks, hidden gems and interesting places will be available to check out across the metro for free this weekend during Open Omaha. The annual event involves 60 locations across the metro area that will open up for people to check out. One such spot is the Bregant House in Council Bluffs, you could call it the original tiny house. The historic home has sat near downtown since 1912. Today, Preserving Council Bluffs maintains the home. It was built for Jean and Inez Bregant who were little people that needed a place that could accommodate their needs.

Police seargeant steps up to help his community out of a messy situation. Several cars were stuck in mud, following a church service remembering Dr. Danita Webb an educator and advocate for children.

For the 99th year, The Santa Lucia Italian Festival returned to Omaha. The first night did wrap up on Thursday, but festivities run through Sunday night.

Autism Action Partnership hosts free training with law enforcement to learn about the characteristics of autism and how to handle interactions with one another.

At least four people were injured by a hazardous material spill at the Missouri River Wastewater Treatment Plant Thursday morning. Residue reacted with a water treatment substance and created chlorine gas. The liquid used for water treatment is sodium hypochlorite, commonly known as bleach.

Its entrance is a glass window full of rare and unique history; cultural history that goes back many generations. "It's often referred to as the treasure room of an academic library," Dave Richards, dean of library services at the University of Nebraska-Omaha said. The books go beyond history. You can read about cooking, fiction, biographies, art and more. Amy Schindler, director of Archives and Special Collections at UNO said this will be a huge benefit to students.

An Omaha woman woke up to the sound of water dripping in her apartment. The problem has been getting worse, but so far, the landlord hasn't fixed it.

Mayor Jean Stothert along with B&B Sports Academy is announcing plans for the Terence Crawford Victory Parade and Celebration.

Nancy Urbanec is an avid canner; she works with the extension office teaching food safety. When using vinegar to can, Urbanec says it’s important to use the right level of acidity.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission considers a reported mountain lion sighting in Sarpy County late Wednesday as "probable."

In June, the city announced a 20-year vision for the Omaha Public Libraries. But the community got to see the plans publicly Wednesday night.

NeighborWorks Home Solutions offers up to $30,000 in down payment and closing cost assistance to individuals and single-families through the 'Infill Homebuyer New Construction Program.'

If the mountain lion stories feel like deja vu — you aren't alone. On Oct. 12, 2003, Anchor Mary Nelson reported a story on another mountain lion sighting in Omaha.

Pierre Minor of Aspen Lofts Apartments in Omaha describes his late night encounter with a mountain lion on the evening of August 1, 2023.

The neighborhood near 31st and Marcy Streets already has parked cars lining the street. A new apartment complex could bring even more parked cars and that has people living in the area concerned. Tuesday, the Omaha City Council voted to let the development go forward. "Sometimes you win. Sometimes you don't," Pat O'Donnell, a neighbor close to the future complex, said.

The mountain lion that's been roaming around Omaha was spotted again at Aspen Lofts Apartments near 108th and M Streets.

The body of a man was found at Benson Park on Wednesday. Omaha Police Department's Homicide Investigators are involved.

NeighborWorks Home Solutions offers up to $30,000 in down payment and closing cost assistance to individuals and single-families through the 'Infill Homebuyer New Construction Program.'