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ESPN's Mike Monaco reveals the Omaha restaurant the CWS crew can't stop visiting

ESPN's Mike Monaco reveals the Omaha restaurant the CWS crew can't stop visiting

  • Mackenzie Lewis World-Herald Staff Writer

ESPN's broadcasters have a downtown Omaha tradition that they look forward to all year. 

'Cool time capsule': How Nebraska basketball 'Watch and Dream' documentary came together

'Cool time capsule': How Nebraska basketball 'Watch and Dream' documentary came together

  • Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer

Nebraska’s creative team transformed eight terabytes of season footage into "Watch and Dream." The two-hour documentary chronicles the Huskers’ historic 2025-26 season, culminating in Nebraska’s first NCAA Tournament victory.

Dirty job? It is for CWS grounds crew to help turn Schwab Field into Greatest Show on Dirt

Dirty job? It is for CWS grounds crew to help turn Schwab Field into Greatest Show on Dirt

  • Jon Walker World-Herald Staff Writer

A ton goes into setting the stage for the Greatest Show on Dirt. Turf manager Dan Blank broke down Schwab Field's preparation for another College World Series.

Shatel: Don't skip Bertman, LSU's legendary leader, in SEC's rise to CWS supremacy

Shatel: Don't skip Bertman, LSU's legendary leader, in SEC's rise to CWS supremacy

  • Tom Shatel World-Herald Columnist

The SEC is the best conference in the history of college baseball, and it’s not close. But it wasn't always that way, until Skip Bertman and LSU, writes Tom Shatel.

Duo bikes 'Whooper Highway' to document whooping crane's continued plight

Duo bikes 'Whooper Highway' to document whooping crane's continued plight

  • MICHAEL STANDAERT ND News Cooperative

Andy Caven often describes a common reaction to seeing a whooping crane in the wild. For the average person, seeing the rare bird is akin to witnessing a full solar eclipse, he said.

McKewon: Husker Camp Countdown honorable mention list includes three true freshmen

McKewon: Husker Camp Countdown honorable mention list includes three true freshmen

  • Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor

The top 20 of this year's Husker Camp Countdown are going into, on average, their fourth season. The top 10 averages 3.1 years of experience, while 11-20 average 2.9.

Mary Jane Skala: 8 hours on the road in Nebraska. What a glorious day

Mary Jane Skala: 8 hours on the road in Nebraska. What a glorious day

  • MARY JANE SKALA Kearney Hub

I drove four hours to an assignment in Gering last Saturday. The sun was warm. The views were breathtaking. I don't understand why people say Nebraska is boring.

Pospisil: Nebraska can't push past Iowa in high school track and field comparison

Pospisil: Nebraska can't push past Iowa in high school track and field comparison

    In The World-Herald's annual comparison of state meet marks from Nebraska and Iowa, the Hawkeye State had a boys-girls sweep with nine marks better than the Nebraska state record.

    The cowgirls are back: North Platte prepares for Miss Rodeo Nebraska

    The cowgirls are back: North Platte prepares for Miss Rodeo Nebraska

      Miss Rodeo Nebraska returns to North Platte for its annual scholarship competition June 14-17, culminating with the crowning of the Miss Rodeo Nebraska in-waiting during the first performance of the Buffalo Bill Rodeo.

      50 years ago, Nebraskans celebrated an American milestone with quilts, abstract sculptures and giant parades

      50 years ago, Nebraskans celebrated an American milestone with quilts, abstract sculptures and giant parades

        A prize-winning quilt, controversial sculptures and patriotic parades shaped Nebraska's bicentennial. Now the state is looking back as America turns 250.

        Nebraska taps Kansas City metro pipeline, adding receiver Justyn Lindsay

        Nebraska taps Kansas City metro pipeline, adding receiver Justyn Lindsay

          Nebraska added Missouri receiver Justyn Lindsay to its 2027 recruiting class during his official visit. The Blue Springs standout became the Huskers’ 17th commitment and second wide receiver pledge.

          ‘Babylon, South Dakota’: New novel a saga of immigrants in the shadow of nuclear missiles

          ‘Babylon, South Dakota’: New novel a saga of immigrants in the shadow of nuclear missiles

            SPEARFISH — The lingering presence of missile silos, the struggle of immigrant farmers, and a bit of magic weave together in an intriguing new historical fiction novel, “Babylon, South Dakota.”  

            Nebraska baseball lands former All-Big Ten reliever from Illinois

            Nebraska baseball lands former All-Big Ten reliever from Illinois

              Illinois transfer Zach Bates announced his commitment to the Huskers on social media and should immediately factor into NU's relief plans for next season.

              Gamble pays off: Husker Dylan Carey wins Brooks Wallace Award

              Gamble pays off: Husker Dylan Carey wins Brooks Wallace Award

                After turning down the pros to retool his bat, Nebraska senior shortstop Dylan Carey hit .353 with 15 homers, winning the Brooks Wallace Award as college baseball’s best shortstop.

                Grand opening of Chatku Art Center in Pine Ridge brings in over 200 art pieces

                Grand opening of Chatku Art Center in Pine Ridge brings in over 200 art pieces

                Over 200 pieces were submitted and are currently displayed inside the art center, with all of the artwork available for purchase. 

                Storm bringing 60-mph winds, quarter-sized hail hits eastern Nebraska ahead of CWS games

                Storm bringing 60-mph winds, quarter-sized hail hits eastern Nebraska ahead of CWS games

                Severe morning thunderstorms brought strong winds, power outages, hail and rain to Omaha hours before scheduled College World Series games.

                Panhandle communities tighten fireworks rules amid drought concerns

                Panhandle communities tighten fireworks rules amid drought concerns

                More Panhandle communities are shortening fireworks discharge periods — and some are banning them altogether — as drought conditions raise fire concerns.

                South Fork Fire spreads to more than 32,000 acres

                South Fork Fire spreads to more than 32,000 acres

                As of Saturday morning, the fire was reported to have burned 32,818 acres and to be 42% contained.

                UPDATE: One dead in semitrailer crash on U.S. 77

                UPDATE: One dead in semitrailer crash on U.S. 77

                One person has died after a fatal vehicle and semi-truck crash in southwest Lincoln, police say.

                'Full-circle moment': Tyler Fay, Nebraska native, returns home as Alabama's ace at CWS

                'Full-circle moment': Tyler Fay, Nebraska native, returns home as Alabama's ace at CWS

                Alabama pitcher Taylor Fay returns to Omaha for College World Series. The Grand Island native leads Crimson Tide as ace after breakout season into opener against Oklahoma.

                South Fork Fire now affects more than 28,000 acres, fire weather conditions continue

                South Fork Fire now affects more than 28,000 acres, fire weather conditions continue

                According to South Fork Fire Incident Command, Crews made progress securing fire line, contributing to an increase in overall containment, which is now 7%.

                Public meeting planned to provide updates on South Fork Fire

                Public meeting planned to provide updates on South Fork Fire

                The team tasked with managing firefighting efforts on the South Fork Fire near Crawford will host a public meeting today (Friday, June 12).

                Shatel: Omaha's future bond with CWS is solid, thanks to past players like Steve Pivovar

                Shatel: Omaha's future bond with CWS is solid, thanks to past players like Steve Pivovar

                Omaha’s focus, its civic duty, is making the best possible experience for the  College World Series guests. New All-Star Award winner Steven Pivovar taught us that. 

                Nebraska Has Seen Vacation-Home Purchases Fall 64.3% Since 2021

                Nebraska Has Seen Vacation-Home Purchases Fall 64.3% Since 2021

                The pandemic-era vacation-home boom appears to be unraveling. A new analysis found that U.S. vacation-home purchases financed with a mortgage fell 65.8% between 2021 and 2025, dropping from 257,549 purchases to just 88,158 nationwide. Because vacation homes are typically discretionary purchases, the category can also act as a leading indicator for broader economic conditions. Sharp declines in second-home buying may reflect changing consumer confidence, affordability pressures, and reduced financial flexibility—even among higher-income households that traditionally drive resort and leisure real estate markets. The report examines where second-home demand has declined the most across the country, ranking states and metro areas based on the change in vacation-home mortgage originations since the height of the pandemic housing boom.

                Former Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook says Jim McClurg was 'Husker fan to the end'

                Former Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook says Jim McClurg was 'Husker fan to the end'

                Jim McClurg sat behind the serving line at Nebraska's volleyball matches, and fans watching on television often noted his presence.

                Students from will represent Nebraska at NYC theater awards

                Students from will represent Nebraska at NYC theater awards

                Students from Omaha and Fremont are headed to a national competition in New York after winning honors from the Nebraska Theater Academy.

                Wildfires threaten air quality in the northern Panhandle as the South Fork Fire burns

                Wildfires threaten air quality in the northern Panhandle as the South Fork Fire burns

                The Northwestern Panhandle may be experiencing air quality issues ranging from unhealthy to very unhealthy. 

                Dan Osborn submits petition signatures to qualify for US Senate race against Ricketts

                Dan Osborn submits petition signatures to qualify for US Senate race against Ricketts

                Dan Osborn submitted roughly 12,700 signatures Thursday, moving one step closer to Nebraska’s November U.S. Senate ballot.

                Nebraska football official visit preview: Barrett Kitrell mulls Huskers, Hawkeyes and Vols

                Nebraska football official visit preview: Barrett Kitrell mulls Huskers, Hawkeyes and Vols

                Barrett Kitrell, the youngest of five football-playing brothers, is mulling offers from Nebraska, Iowa and potentially Tennessee, too. 

                Here are the evacuations as South Fork Fire grows to more than 23K acres

                Here are the evacuations as South Fork Fire grows to more than 23K acres

                SOUTH FORK FIRE EVACUATIONS, CLOSURES, SHELTER & SMOKE INFORMATION

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