Good morning, Omaha.

A South Omaha family reported four crashes into their yard at the 33rd Avenue and W Street intersection, and city traffic engineer Jeff Riesselman said his review will add a second stop sign—along with revised parking rules—to improve safety.

Nebraska school districts have repeatedly denied transfer requests for students with disabilities under the state’s option enrollment law, citing staffing shortages and capacity issues.

Lawmakers and education advocates warn that the high rejection rates—such as Bellevue Public Schools accepting far fewer students with IEPs—may signal unequal treatment and call for policy changes.

Gov. Jim Pillen signed LB 89, a law that limits sports based on an athlete’s assigned sex, and he said he would work to restore restrictions on bathrooms and locker rooms in government spaces—he also directed school boys to patrol these areas.

Omaha city planners said the city will run out of developable land by 2050 as its population is set to increase 36%.

Residents are invited to review nine draft guiding principles and share their feedback online by Friday—public sessions will be held later in June and July to shape the new comprehensive plan.

The Omaha City Council denied a request to reconsider its decision to end the contract with Albertson Towing after repeated incidents including one that injured an officer— the council voted unanimously while allowing the company to apply for a new contract in three years.

Mayor-elect John Ewing held a press conference yesterday to announce new appointments and promotions—Jacquelyn Morrison as senior deputy chief of staff for economic development, Bridget Hadley as interim assistant director of economic development, Erin Grace as deputy chief of communications, Racquel Henderson as community outreach coordinator, and Jane Alexander as interim Douglas County treasurer. He said these moves support his plan for equitable and sustainable growth in Omaha.

Just Some Dads – Live at Smokin' Oak (Midtown Omaha)

Join Just Some Dads for a fun night of live music on the back patio at Smokin' Oak in Midtown. Enjoy great food, cold drinks, and your favorite covers from 6–9 PM.

Panchiko Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Slowdown — $45 — Last-minute concert tickets available for a captivating performance by Panchiko.

International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo

Time not specified — Omaha, Nebraska — Registrations required — Explore the latest innovations and regulations in the ethanol industry with expert speakers.

2025 NCAA D1 College World Series

June 12-23 — Charles Schwab Field Omaha — Various accommodations available — Experience the thrill of college baseball's biggest tournament in Omaha.

NCAA College World Series Game 1

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Charles Schwab Field Omaha — Ticket required — Exclusive access to the NCAA Fan Experience with air-conditioned comfort and lively festivities.

MJ - The Musical

1-2:30 p.m. — Orpheum Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the artistry and creativity that made Michael Jackson a legend in this Tony Award-winning musical.

Cloud Contact Center Experience Workshop with Amazon Connect

10:30 PM – 12:30 AM — Improving Office — Free entry — Engage in a hands-on workshop to master cloud-based contact centers using Amazon Connect.

NCAA Baseball College World Series - Game 9

1-2:30 p.m. — Charles Schwab Field Omaha — Ticket includes pregame hospitality — Enjoy the exclusive NCAA Fan Experience in a lively atmosphere.

Yoke Lore Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $25 ADV / $30 DOS — Experience the captivating indie pop sounds of Yoke Lore as Adrian Galvin delivers a heartfelt performance.

Amanda DeBoer Bartlett & Ben Eisenberger Concert

7 p.m. — Reverb Lounge — Ticket info not provided — Experience the unique synergy of contemporary classical and folk music with performances by Amanda DeBoer Bartlett and Ben Eisenberger.