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United Way of the Midlands announces $16.5 million in grants to Omaha-area organizations

United Way of the Midlands on Thursday announced $16.5 million in grants to help those in the Omaha metro area.

 

Rev. Michael Morrison, Creighton University's longest-serving president, dies at 81

The Rev. Michael Morrison, who had the longest stint as president in Creighton University history, died Thursday while in hospice care in Wisconsin.

 

MetLife affiliate to rent space in Gavilon's downtown HQ as insurer puts 'domicile' in Nebraska

"This is a big win for our city," said Connor Lund, who along with Lund Co. colleague Spencer Secor represented MetLife on the lease. MetLife is a newcomer to the area.

 

Memorial Day observances, events planned throughout Omaha area

Observe Memorial Day this weekend with a variety of commemorations and services across the Omaha area that are open to the public.

 

Lincoln, surrounding towns continue to gain population

Lincoln and its surrounding towns continue to gain population, according to the latest census figures.

 

Ex-manager sues Lincoln senior care business, claiming retaliation for discriminatory practices

A former manager at a Lincoln business offering in-home senior care has sued, alleging she was terminated wrongfully from her job for opposing racially discriminatory and unlawful employment practices.

 

Even OPS officials were surprised by how much support its bond measure received

The measure for school projects drew broad backing from across the city, with pockets of big support in northwest and east Omaha.

 

JoAnn Maxey Senior Center closed for renovations

The Aging Partners JoAnn Maxey Senior Center at the Malone Community Center, 2032 U St., is closed for renovations.

 

Higher gas prices won't stop most travelers over Memorial Day weekend

A quick look at what you need to know for Memorial Day 2018:

 

'Street outreach workers' head to hospitals to help victims, families affected by violence

Victims, families and friends who go to hospital trauma centers immediately after violent acts will now have advocates working to support them and to help prevent future violence.

 

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