Falcons return to North Omaha Station, with a bit of a plot twist this year
Before Lewis returned to the nest this month, a younger male peregrine falcon was spotted wooing Clark, the resident female falcon at North Omaha Station.
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Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
What It Takes
Senior account managers help support public health, safety and commerce
These account managers help large, crucial customers – hospitals, water facilities, major employers, government buildings – navigate outages, improve reliability and boost efficiency
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General
Is your home ready for spring?
It's a good time to take care of routine and seasonal maintenance. Even minor changes or fixes can make your home more energy efficient and help save you money.
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General
These tips can help you stay safe during severe weather
March 24-28 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Nebraska. It's a good time to brush up on some safety tips and make sure you're prepared for bad weather.
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General
Brownell Talbot team takes first place in this year’s Marshmallow Challenge
OPPD’s Society of Engineers called on fifth-graders from area schools to use problem-solving skills, innovative thinking and teamwork in the tower-building contest.
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General
Heat the Streets draws record turnout
This year's Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth raised a record $226,000 for utility assistance, according to preliminary figures.
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General
‘A great way to go’: Event encourages girls to consider engineering
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day helps students learn about the benefits, opportunities provided by engineering careers.
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How Does That Work?
Uncommon objects can interfere with power lines
Balloons? A trampoline? Yep, these things can cause power outages and damage equipment. Use these tips to help prevent such items from going airborne.
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