Take a look inside the Sokol Arena as No. 18 Creighton takes on No. 4 Louisville in Omaha. Creighton's Ava Martin (8) goes up ...

At a first responders luncheon, Shawna McClure described how she hit rock bottom after the death of fellow Omaha Police Officer Kerrie Orozco. She overcame that darkness with the support ...

A new Gallup poll finds that Democrats view socialism more positively than they did in the past, while their views of capitalism are more negative.

Julia May Caddell (Quasny), 93, peacefully passed away in hospice care in Illinois on 9/7/2025. She was born on June 25, 1932 ...

The Storm Chasers broke a scoreless tie after five innings with three two-run home runs as Omaha defeated Charlotte for its ...

Take a look at photos from the week two of Nebraska high school football from the staff of The World-Herald. Take a look at ...

In Sam McKewon's latest edition of Big Ten picks, he looks Wisconsin's near-hopeless trip to Alabama while Minnesota's P.J.

The trend of Australian athletes coming to Nebraska now includes the baseball team after 6-foot-7 left-hander Lachlan Rosser ...

Luke Lindenmeyer's rise to Nebraska's starting tight end began years ago in the weight room, surrounded by middle schoolers.

Lamar Jackson faces no penalties for responding to fan aggression; the NFL supports his right to self-defense during games.

A one-set lead wasn't enough for Creighton volleyball. No. 4 Louisville came into a rowdy, sold-out Sokol Arena on Friday night and beat the No. 18 Bluejays in four sets.

Herald op-ed, Sen. Pete Ricketts writes about Republicans' efforts to more quickly confirm President Donald Trump's nominees for sub-Cabinet positions.