Omaha bets on NoDo to extend downtown revival
OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Dandelions and other weeds fill a vacant lot, guarded by a "No Trespassing" sign. Forlorn buildings and other barren lots dot surroundings that are severed from downtown by the viaduct carrying Interstate 480.
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