Good morning, Omaha.

Downtown Omaha will host Rally on the Route, a free block party on Saturday from 2-8 p.m. on 16th Street between Harney and Farnam, where food, music, and local businesses will support the streetcar corridor during construction.

On Saturday, the Level Up job, housing and resource fair returned to Gene Leahy Mall to connect job seekers with employers and homebuyers with sellers and financial service providers (offering free haircuts, live entertainment and food), marking its fifth event.

Curry in a Hurry has soft-opened its southwest Omaha location at 16919 Audrey Street — the drive-thru trial run offers a limited menu as the restaurant tests its new site.

Dozens of BMO customers discovered their checking and savings accounts were at zero balance Saturday morning after the First Citizens sale — bank representatives are now working to resolve the issue.

Coach Matt Rhule said Nebraska's season-opening win over Ohio showed the team needs to work on speeding up and reducing penalties as they adjust their play.

He also noted linebacker Owen Chambliss (expected soon back) will help boost the lineup in future games.

Creighton volleyball beat Pepperdine in four sets at D.J.

Sokol Arena on Saturday (Nora Wurtz and Saige Damrow were key players) and the Bluejays will face Tulsa today at 3 p.m.

UNO volleyball swept Chicago State in three sets at Baxter Arena on Saturday, winning each set 25-11, 25-20, and 25-10, and will face Northern Arizona at 7 p.m. on Sept.

10.

Nebraska football opened its season with a win over Ohio on a sun-scorched afternoon, prompting local businesses to set up special routes for fans heading to Memorial Stadium.

The game marked a busy start for the Huskers + a community ready for game day.

On Sunday, Pius X coach Michael Grindey made his home debut when quarterback Auggie Ryan threw an 80-yard touchdown pass that lifted the team during the game.