Jessica Wade

A proposed amendment to the City of Omaha's zoning code would end parking requirements for residential developments.

Nebraska’s largest cities were drying out Thursday following a night of historic rainfall. Flash flooding left several people stranded as cars were swept away in Omaha and Lincoln. More than 50 people were rescued by boat in an Omaha neighborhood and several roads were impassable early Thursday. So far, no deaths or serious injuries have […]

Mayor John Ewing recently announced a city-wide campaign meant to support survivors of domestic violence and educate the community on how to respond to an issue that officials said has claimed four Omaha lives so far this year.

By Jessica Wade and Mindy Lucas The Post and Courier Editor's note: Gullah people are descendants of enslaved Africans brought to

The fight for Nebraska's 2nd District Congressional seat took center stage Wednesday evening in a live debate between Republican Brinker Harding and Democrat Denise Powell.

A professional soccer stadium in downtown Omaha got one step closer to the goal line Tuesday as City Council members considered a $117 million redevelopment agreement.

Listen To This Story In the Nebraska Legislature's District 12, a close race has candidates out knocking on doors in the last few weeks before the election.

An Omaha-area nonprofit is raising funds for a veteran-focused permanent supportive housing project near 92nd and Blondo streets. The $22 million Legacy Grove Senior Veteran Apartments project is part of a broader effort to address veteran homelessness, said Brandy Wallar, CEO of New Visions Homeless Services. “Every night between Council Bluffs and Lincoln, there’s approximately […]

Omaha Mayor John Ewing shared several ongoing city initiatives at a town hall held Monday evening. The wide ranging conversation touched on economic development, young professionals and public safety.

The key to more affordable housing in Omaha could be in the pipes. City Council members are considering a handful of changes to the plumbing code that officials say will increase the flow of housing projects in the city.