The Bellevue Police Department recognized the impact its officers have in the community and celebrated career milestones during its annual awards ceremony earlier this month.
Bellevue West boys basketball is looking to strike back like lightning after back-to-back state title defeats to Millard North.
After a hiccup on Thanksgiving, the annual holiday display at Washington Park is up and running for the community’s enjoyment.
For more than 15 years, Girl Scout Troop 45483 of Bellevue has held an annual fall food drive for the Bellevue Food Pantry.
With a two-time state medalist returning, Bellevue West is confident ahead of the season as Bellevue East aims for a winning season.
Both Bellevue East and West return production from last year’s state tournament teams this winter, and both expect to get back to Lincoln.
A new development northeast of Bellevue West High School has received more than $2.6 million in federal and state funding and tax credits to spur investment in affordable senior housing in Bellevue.
Papillion-La Vista South, three-time Class A champions in four years, and Papio, state semifinalists this year, make up the entire All-Sarpy County first team.
Tracey Colgrove spent Thanksgiving welcoming people to his cafe and offering them a free turkey dinner.
Sarpy County’s five municipalities are going into 2023 on strong footing, along with two counterparts in Douglas and Cass Counties.
The Heartland of America Band will perform four free family friendly shows for the holidays.
LINCOLN – Omaha Gross ran into the Bennington buzzsaw on Tuesday, Nov. 22, in the Class B State Championship Game at Memorial Stadium, losing 38-14 as the Badgers repeated.
Sarpy County continues a healthy pace of growth in spite of inflation, supply chain problems and potential labor shortages, according to the interim executive director of the county’s economic development agency.
For the Girl Scouts of Troop 45483, the love of dogs has been their focus as they worked on Bronze and Silver Awards and other community service projects during the past year.
New leadership has taken over at Fairview Cemetery.
For the third straight season, Omaha Bryan will be unable to finish the girls basketball varsity season.
Volunteers helped plant a pollinator-friendly native garden in a vacant Bellevue park.
Following the cancelation of Nebraska’s Official Veterans Day Parade after back-to-back uncooperative weather forecasts, one man decided to take a stand.
Omaha Gross will play in their first state championship in a decade on Tuesday against Bennington, thanks in large part to a much-improved o-line.
The Bellevue Walmart Supercenter celebrated the completion of its remodel Friday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce & Community.
Four-time Olympian and one-time World Indoor champion José Luíz Barbosa has already made an impact in his first year coaching at Bellevue University.
A 16-year-old Bellevue boy died late at night Tuesday, Nov. 15, when his car left an Interstate 80 on-ramp at high speed in southwest Omaha.
Softball in Sarpy County continues to thrive, as three teams — Gretna, Papillion-La Vista, and Papio South — made the state tournament.
In the midst of Papillion-La Vista South’s journey to a third state championship in four years, other interesting storylines emerged around high school volleyball in Sarpy County.
One team will be making their first trip to Memorial Stadium in a decade on Tuesday, while another returns as defending Class B state champions.