Douglas County

Douglas County

Nebraska

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Population
590,736
Area
326.41 sq mi (845.4 km²), 12.94 sq mi water
Median age
35.6
Households
238,430
Persons per household
2.4
Median household income
$80,391
Median house value
$266,100

Demographics: 2020–2024 ACS

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Local News

The Reader Published October 02

Omaha hip-hop duo focuses on more than music

Omaha’s Smoke Break is a hip-hop duo that has become much more. They have been releasing music for 13 years, and also have a podcast, appear in movies, write books and have appeared at comic-cons and card shows. The duo, who go by Mike and Morgan, recently pulled off one of their…

The Reader Published October 01

Omaha campaign supports survivors of domestic violence

Mayor John Ewing recently announced a city-wide campaign meant to support survivors of domestic violence and educate the community on how to respond to an issue that officials said has claimed four Omaha lives so far this year. Alongside several advocacy leaders, Ewing encouraged…

The Reader Published October 01

October’s musical treats

Mark your calendar now to join the Blues Society of Omaha (BSO) on Sunday, Oct. 25, at The. B. Bar, 4330 Leavenworth St. Beginning at 2 p.m., for the Nebraska Blues Challenge. The afternoon of music will select the Nebraska representatives for the annual International Blues…

The Reader Published October 02

Omaha tourism generated $2.6 billion in economic impact last year, according to report

Tourism generated $2.6 billion in total economic impact for Omaha in 2025, according to a report by Tourism Economics released Thursday by Visit Omaha. That total includes more than $1.6 billion spent directly by visitors, a 1.3% increase over 2024. The other $1 billion is…

The Reader Published October 03

Federal lawsuit alleges YRTC workers abused Omaha teen, who was then punished when he reported abuse

(Editor’s note: This story contains allegations of sexual abuse of children. If you suspect that a child has been abused, call 800-652-1999 or report online.) A new federal lawsuit, filed Thursday, alleges that seven state employees violated an Omaha teen’s civil rights when he…

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