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MMJ / Photographer
More than 1,500 Americans currently have Huntington’s disease according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.
NorthStar Foundation Athletics received the Level the Playing Field grant from Gatorade and Hudl.
Maha Festival officially kicked off its two days of fun on Friday and continues throughout Saturday.
Saturday inside Baxter Arena a celebration of life is held for Marlin “The Magician” Briscoe.
In just two weeks the Maha festival will be rocking out at Stinson Park.
Less than 24 hours after the president signed an executive order to protect women’s right to the procedure - and protesters in the metro are capitalizing on the momentum.
Summertime means arts festivals and the metro has plenty of them, each with its own unique twist.
In “Beyond Van Gogh,” cutting-edge projection technology breathes new life Into his priceless artwork.
Juneteenth is almost here. And with that, a variety of events are being held today.
Southwest Iowa honored Fremont County Deputy Austin Melvin Richardson on Wednesday evening as his body was returned to his community.
Last year Juneteenth officially became a federal holiday. This year, people are celebrating the official holiday all over the country.
It was a special surprise for a special person.
It’s a packed house at the Nebraska Humane Society as many dogs need a new home.
With Memorial Day weekend happening now, one event saw some competition at Stinson Park.
Skating is more than just a sport, it can be a lifestyle for many. Skate parks are starting to pop up, and now a fully dedicated shop has opened its doors in Benson.
Share Omaha’s “Do Good Days” is a three-day event dedicated to meeting the cash needs of non-profits in our community.
A foster care organization raised money in a unique way Saturday.
For 89 years, Lego has been a must-have for kids of all ages, and even some adults. One event in Council Bluffs invited fans to celebrate the iconic brick.
Union Omaha clashes with Central Valley Fuego tomorrow at 6 p.m.
Members of the Children’s Hospital showed how to safely have their children buckled up inside the seat.
An artist from Nebraska is on the big stage showing what she’s got.
A local organization is helping the environment and raising money to help the community at the same time.
Saturday is the first round of auditions for these high school performers inside the Weber Fine Arts Building. They’re trying to land a role in a summer play called “Fame the Musical.”
As COVID numbers continue to trend down, more and more people are returning to work but that doesn’t mean there aren’t many people still struggling to afford basic necessities.
A group of hospitals in western Iowa came together to collect and ship medical supplies to Ukraine.
The eighth-grader who goes to Millard North Middle School recently published her very first book named Shattered Windows.
Like many events, the ultimate Beerfest was impacted by the pandemic.
Lent starts next week but some Catholic churches have people coming to enjoy their fish fry a week early.
A team that has formed into a family is ready for the big stage.
Friday, OPPD celebrated its newest fast-charging station.
When COVID vaccines first rolled out, African American numbers were low because of vaccine hesitancy.
Getting mental health services to people who live in small towns has been an ongoing struggle.
Just like many, tattoo artists and shops have been impacted by the pandemic.
Basketball isn’t the only thing going on at the CHI Health Center Saturday.
The bitter winter, the ongoing pandemic, and many other factors in life can take a toll on a person’s mental health.
The Omaha Public Library Board of Trustees approved a 10-year lease on Thursday.
People are using their Saturday to sled in multiple places all over the Omaha metro area.
But after what happened Monday, neighbors and OTOC are calling for more action.
We’ve seen single-digit temperatures in Omaha this week.
Legends Comics & Coffee will be moving from their 52nd and Leavenworth spot after being here for 10 years.
This is Tally. The newest employee at the Hy-Vee on 180th and Q.
Many people are fortunate to be in the comfort of their own homes when it’s cold outside but not everyone has that luxury.
Happy New Year!! Families gathered Friday at the Union Station inside the Durham Museum to get a head start on the new year.
It looks like Christmas and it sounds like Christmas on Redick Ave.
This is the fourth year that volunteers from multiple synagogues go out to deliver food and treats to first-responders and medical professionals.
New Visions Homeless Services helps people year-round, 24-7 but they go even more above and beyond once the holidays roll around.
The Salvation Army continues to give back to the community, this time with their Toyland Toyshop — allowing families in need to come and pick out presents.
