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Project Harmony in Omaha hosts Puerto Rican leaders to see its child advocacy center model that supports children who experienced abuse.

The group tours the facility and meets with training, medical and leadership teams as they plan to launch a center in Puerto Rico.

Omaha caregiver Shannon Willis receives her first car in two years from Nebraska Health Care Foundation - her new vehicle from the Cars for Caregivers program gives her independence to get to work, run errands and share rides with co-workers at Keystone Villas.

The Mavericks will face the (RV) Lindenwood Lions in a weekend hockey series at Centene Center with puck drop at 7 p.m. CT.

Residents have a busy weekend with events starting today as Youth Emergency Services hosts its 17th Dance for a Chance fundraiser at The Astro in La Vista – pairing community leaders with dance instructors to support youth homelessness – while local art shows, runs and fall festivals continue through Sunday.

Nonprofits including the Open Door Mission and Gambling with the Good Life warned this morning that initiatives to legalize online sports betting risk harming vulnerable residents.

Voters will decide on Nov. 3 + critics urge Nebraskans to learn the facts before voting.

A Midwest entrepreneur launched Sensiil Studios in 2022 to expand Black voices in science fiction and fantasy comics.

His latest release (Parousia, the fourth installment in his flagship series) will be featured at upcoming comic events.

Nebraska swept UCLA on Thursday at the Devaney Center, winning 25-19, 25-11+25-16 in three sets.

The Huskers will face USC in the Pink Match tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the same venue.

Proven Ventures, an Omaha-based venture capital fund, plans to invest its final $1 million in Nebraska startups — a move meant to bolster local business growth.