Good morning, Omaha.

A new grocery store project in North Omaha is in development following a groundbreaking ceremony at 25th & Lake streets.

The Heart Ministry Center will offer fresh produce and healthy food options to address limited grocery access for up to 50,000 residents.

The UNO Police Department welcomes crisis therapy K-9 Ares to support mental wellness on campus.

The four-legged partner is set to assist staff and students with trained crisis interventions.

Carter’s reopened its Village Pointe store following a remodel from Sept.

3 — 7 with a grand reopening event featuring free totes, treats, and family-friendly activities. The Atlanta-based clothing retailer now operates four outlets in Omaha.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha broke ground today on the $55 million Howard L.

Hawks Training Center in Omaha—marking a boost for local athletics and community spirit. Officials and Mayor John Ewing Jr. celebrated the event, and a $12.5 million clubhouse for baseball and softball is planned.

Experts predict a brighter fall foliage season than last year because of varied weather.

Peak colors may start in late Sept in northern areas and move south through October, so Omaha residents should check online forecasts to plan outdoor activities + enjoy vibrant autumn views.

The Black Family Health and Wellness Association hosted a 5K run-walk at Miller Park to raise awareness for sickle cell disease – a condition that disproportionately impacts African Americans.

Collective for Hope opens the Courtnage Home for Health and Hope to support grieving community members with workshops, grief education symposiums, family sessions, and safe spaces.

The center includes a large kitchen & outdoor area for communal gatherings.

A new riverfront attraction opened its gates in Council Bluffs Saturday offering visitors climbing, caving, and treetop views along the river.

The facility is expected to become a fun spot for local families.

Local gardening experts say fall is the best time to plant spring blooming bulbs to brighten gardens this spring.

Omaha residents can benefit from tips on proper bulb selection and care offered through community workshops (detailed advice is available).

Nebraska quarterback Anthony Colandrea said he was pleased with the red zone effort in the game against North Dakota but noted some shakiness; he added he prefers throwing to rushing and expects the team to clean up plus improve before its matchup with Michigan State.