Tim Trudell

Their names are etched in Omaha history: Millard. Storz. Hanscom. Krug. Lauritzen. Offutt. They’re buried in one of two of the city’s most prestigious cemeteries –- Prospect Hill or Forest Lawn. To even spread someone’s ashes at Forest Lawn will cost you ... See more

Their names are etched in Omaha history: Millard. Storz. Hanscom. Krug. Lauritzen. Offutt. They’re buried in one of two of the city’s most prestigious cemeteries – Prospect Hill or Forest Lawn. To even spread someone’s ashes at Forest Lawn will cost you a... See more

With up to $3 billion invested in its growth, downtown Omaha’s landscape is undergoing a major facelift that will impact the city for generations. From the Mutual of Omaha tower to the RiverFront, downtown may be unrecognizable in a few years — and develo... See more

Sitting on a scorching sidewalk in downtown Winnebago, 7-year-old Tyler Free-LaMere’s little hands danced across the black-and-white keys of her miniature keyboard, bringing the symphonies in her head into the world for people shuffling by. Few on the res... See more

WINNEBAGO, Neb. -- Sitting on a scorching sidewalk in downtown Winnebago, 7-year-old Tyler Free-LaMere’s little hands danced across the black-and-white keys of her miniature keyboard, bringing the symphonies in her head into the world for people shuffling... See more