Good morning, Omaha.

Car enthusiasts are gathering at Gateway Mall for the fourth annual Fashion on Wheels car show (a fundraiser to support the Autism Family Network).

Child Saving Institute announced plans to upgrade Children’s Square in Council Bluffs later this year, aiming to boost safety, sustainability & service for children and families.

The renovations will update several 70- to 115-year-old buildings following their merger last fall.

After a morning storm, local kids dried off their soap box cars and raced at Seymour Smith Park during Omaha's annual soap box derby today; the event teaches life skills and sportsmanship as winners advance to the World Championships in July.

Dozens of artists lost much of their work when severe storms hit while setting up for the Art Fair on Saturday morning; many vendors helped each other clean up while some (like Denenna Hughes, who lost her entire business) now plan to rebuild their exhibits.

WoodmenLife celebrated America's 250th birthday by taking a commemorative flag on a 6,600-mile journey across the country, and the flag has now returned to Omaha.

Omaha filmmaker Mele Mason and local activist Eli Rigatuso are working on a documentary follow-up called Aftermath that reexamines Brandon Teena’s story; production is underway with a planned release in late 2027.

Over 4,300 UNO students have earned a spot on the spring 2026 Chancellor's and Dean's Lists for outstanding academic performance across campus.

The university highlighted the achievement today in recognition of their hard work.

Omaha completed the $18.9 million land purchase for the Union Omaha stadium near Charles Schwab Field.

The plot’s name points to its location close to the College World Series venue.

Two Branch brothers join different teams as they reach the College World Series in Omaha, marking a special milestone for their family (the event features four returning national champions among eight teams).

Nebraska senior Dylan Carey was awarded the Brooks Wallace Award on Saturday as the nation’s top shortstop.

He joined Alex Gordon as the only Husker to win the honor and posted a .353 average, 16 doubles and just four errors (head coach Will Bolt praised his performance).

Sporting KC Summer Soccer Camp

June 15-18 — Nebraska MultiSports Complex — Cost TBA — A fun-filled soccer camp for kids ages 5-14 of all skill levels.

Artikal Sound System Concert

7-8 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $20 ADV / $25 DOS — Enjoy a vibrant reggae performance from South Florida's finest musicians.

The Motet Live Performance

7-9:30 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $27 ADV / $30 DOS — Experience the vibrant sounds of The Motet, a legendary funk band known for their energetic live shows.

PWP Wrestling Presents: Reforged

7-10 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — Tickets starting at $10 — Watch local wrestling talent in an electrifying atmosphere at PWP's latest event.

40th Annual Pockets of Enthusiasm

Friday Cookout starting 5:30pm — Eugene T. Mahoney State Park — Inquiries about lodging available — Enjoy great food and fellowship with walking tacos and brunch.

Ben Folds Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Holland Center — Tickets available — Experience the genre-bending music of Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter Ben Folds.

Disney's Mary Poppins - Musical

2-6 p.m. — Omaha Community Playhouse — Ticket packages available — Experience the magical world of Mary Poppins with VIP access and premium seating.

North Fork Crossing

8-11 p.m. — Slowdown — Tickets from $48 — Experience an unforgettable live show at The Slowdown in Omaha.

Final Fridays @ the Conservatory

12-1 p.m. — Omaha Conservatory of Music — Complimentary coffee — End your month on a high note with an enriching musical performance and great company.

Strawberry Fest

9 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Nelson Produce Farm — Enjoy family fun and a vibrant fireworks show.