Hail the king and queen of the state sprints: Kenzo Cotton and Clara Nichols. Cotton, a Papillion-La Vista sophomore, struck down the oldest record in boys track at Saturday's state meet and Nichols, a Millard South senior, pocketed four all-class gold medals, a first for a girls sprinter in 21 years. Read more …
South Omaha's storied beginnings as an industrial hub and the world's largest livestock market also left behind some dirty and perhaps not-so-little secrets. Read more …
A wig expert who has worked three Broadway tours leads a team of local stylists in preparing more than 50 wigs for the Omaha Community Playhouse's season-ending musical, "Hairspray." Read more …
After having been fed liquid formula through a tube his entire life, the 5-year-old will start an intensive program at Munroe-Meyer's pediatric feeding disorders clinic. Read more …
