The matches in the Unified Soccer Series will be July 26 in Madison and August 21 in Omaha, surrounding the League One matchups between Union Omaha and Forward Madison.
The city of Omaha is in the blocks getting ready for the start of the July fourth fireworks sales tomorrow but there are other cities in the metro that are already running at full speed.
Help us make a difference in the lives of area children with the 6 News Stuff the Bus Back to School Drive. Drop off backpacks and all types of school supplies Thursday, July 21 in the Scheels parking lot at Village Pointe from 5am to 7pm. Donations will go to Collective for Youth in Omaha, their mission is to advocate for, facilitate resources, and provide quality training for out of school time program providers.
Because of renovation inside the 60-year-old Timberlake Outreach Center building, the Open Door Mission temporarily pause drop-off donations until July 5.
It’s an opening note to begin the weekend memorializing those who died while serving, and those who stood alongside the women and men protecting their country, the Gold Star Families.
The resource will allow companies, schools, houses of worship or any other interested group, an opportunity to be professionally trained to address mental health concerns.
The three-day festival welcomes roughly 250,000 people from surrounding areas to experience Mexican culture along with carnival rides, live music, food, and more.
Quality, affordable living in Omaha means different things to different people. The city has begun the process of developing a housing affordability action plan.
Help us Stuff the Bus to help fight hunger in our community during the annual Stuff the Bus food drive, sponsored by Methodist Health System. The food drive is on Thursday, June 2 from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Volunteers will be collecting nonperishable food items at two locations: Methodist Women’s Hospital on 192nd and Dodge and the NP Dodge building on 87th and Dodge.
Both the Omaha Police Department’s chief and Douglas County Sheriff’s chief deputy faced the public to talk about crime at the 4th Tuesday Town Hall in northeast Omaha.
As the Omaha Public Schools December student exhibit closes, it is clear the future for young artists in the city remains a broad canvas of possibilities.
They've been working behind the scenes to bring vaccine information to the community, now two Nebraska Medicine doctors share their own experiences with the shot on a larger platform.
National Honor Society students from Ralston High School gathered on Saturday morning to give back to their community, raking up leaves for those who can't.
The University of Nebraska Omaha will feature a professor on America's favorite quiz show, Jeopardy!, on Thursday, Dec. 7, in the professors tournament.
Sponsored - The drive is scheduled for Thursday, December 2, 2021. We will start collecting food and toys at 5 a.m. and continue until 7 p.m. It will be held in the parking lot of the Methodist Women’s Hospital at 192nd and Dodge St, and a second location at 87th and Dodge.
The Black Lives Matter movement was founded about seven years ago, after George Zimmeran was acquitted in the 2012 shooting death of unarmed Black teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida.
The Fourth of July holiday will attract more people to city parks, and there is a concern in one Omaha neighborhood over what all the extra visitors might leave behind.
Help us make a difference in the lives of area children with the 6 News Stuff the Bus Back to School Drive. Drop off backpacks and school supplies Thursday, July 22nd in the Scheels parking lot at Village Pointe from 5am to 7pm. Safely drop off your donation and help a child in need. Thank You to all our great partners. Come help us Stuff the Bus! Sponsored by UnitedHealthcare and Scheels.
A nonprofit based in north Omaha is working with small farmers in Nebraska and Iowa to relaunch a program that offers fresh produce and plant-based prepared meals.
