The Omaha World-Herald

The Omaha World-Herald is a primary newspaper for Omaha, Nebraska, and the surrounding region, established in 1885. It is the largest newspaper in Nebraska and has a long-standing reputation for providing comprehensive coverage of local and state news, including politics, business, education, and agriculture, which are key sectors in the region.

The World-Herald is known for its in-depth investigative journalism and consistent coverage of local issues such as urban development and the social dynamics of the Omaha community. It also offers extensive sports coverage, with a strong emphasis on college sports, particularly the University of Nebraska’s football team, which is a significant cultural and social event in the state.

Adapting to changes in the media landscape, the Omaha World-Herald has significantly enhanced its digital offerings, including a robust website and active social media engagement. These digital platforms provide interactive and multimedia content, catering to a diverse readership looking for both traditional news reporting and modern digital experiences. This blend of old and new media practices helps the Omaha World-Herald maintain its role as a crucial source of news and information for Nebraska.