The event is happening tonight at 6, at the Durham County Main Library.

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Celebrating 2024 -- 36 hours early -- at Omaha’s Durham Museum. “This is an annual tradition and we have families that come back year after year and that makes it really special, ...

The 40-foot-tall spruce has ventured from La Vista to downtown Omaha for the holiday season. This year's tree was passed down from one homeowner to another.

Crews were busy decorating the Durham Museum's giant Christmas tree on Wednesday — a process that takes the entire day.

Durham's Museum of Life and Science has announced the birth of three red wolf pups — all joining one of North Carolina's most critically endangered species. The three pups were born May 3 to the ...

A Charlie’s Angels lunch box. The August 9, 1974, edition of the Omaha World-Herald with a headline announcing Richard Nixon's resignation is part of the 1970s exhibit at the Durham Museum. Cabbage ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - It’s an Omaha tradition, decades strong. This 40-foot tree made its way through town and will soon be on display at the Durham Museum. It’s the unofficial kickoff to the holiday ...

DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- A new baby black bear has joined the Museum of Life and Science in Durham. The 9-month-old male bear weighs 88 pounds and has already joined the museum's three adult bears.

Durham’s Museum of Life and Science is welcoming a pair of endangered red wolves to replace a family the museum recently sent to a New York conservation center. The new wolves, male Oka and female ...

See photos of The A tree rests in front of the Durham Museum after it was harvested and transported there in Omaha, on Monday, Nov. 17, 2025. It will be used as the Christmas tree for the Durham ...

Three of the rarest puppies in the world were just born at Durham’s Museum of Life and Science, another milestone in red wolf conservation efforts. The pups were born May 3 to Martha, a 7-year-old ...

This swap is part of an ongoing effort to help boost the species’ population, as there are currently fewer than 300 red wolves in managed care across the nation.