Kristin Donovan

1 week ago | omaha.com | Kristin Donovan |Gene Schinzel |Andrew Stem

The Omaha World-Herald sports department has gone through the numbers and interesting facts about the College World Series championship series. Here are some to keep in mind. * * *Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration -:-Remaining Time --:-Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. 35: Scott Johnson has been ESPN's director for the College World Series since 1991. This will be his last one — after 35 years, he's retiring.

3 weeks ago | torontolife.com | Kristin Donovan

When Hooked co-owner Kristin Donovan first opened a Kensington Market outpost of her local fish chain in 2012, she was prepared to be there for the long haul. Back then, the market was the epitome of the downtown grocery experience and an integral part of the city, as it had been for more than a century. Thirteen years later, Donovan is shocked to be closing up shop. As it turns out, not all is well on Augusta Avenue—or any of the market’s corridors.

1 month ago | omaha.com | Kristin Donovan

Welcome to Omaha, Jac Caglianone. Or happy returns to Omaha? Welcome to Werner Park? However you greet one of the Kansas City Royals' top prospects, Omaha is already familiar with the slugger/first baseman/outfielder/former pitcher. "Cags" drew big crowds and hit big home runs during consecutive trips the College World Series with Florida in 2023 and 2024.

1 month ago | omaha.com | Kristin Donovan

Creighton may not want to see Connecticut for a while. The Bluejays made it to the championship of the Big East softball tournament for the second straight year, but for the second time this postseason, the Huskies handed CU a run-rule loss. The final one was 18-4 Saturday, and ended Creighton's 2025 campaign. It came after the Jays (30-25) topped Providence 5-4 in the semifinal earlier in the day.

1 month ago | omaha.com | Kristin Donovan

Tyler Gentry's two-run homer put Omaha ahead for good in the third inning while its bullpen did the rest as the visiting Storm Chasers topped Louisville 5-2 Friday night. After the Bats (18-18) jumped ahead 2-1 in the second, six Omaha relievers tossed one-hit scoreless ball the rest of the way. Louisville had two hits and two walks in those first two innings but one walk and one hit the final seven. That included Jonathan Bowlan striking out the side in the ninth inning to pick up his third save.