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The new field was made possible with an $83.75 million bond approved by voters two years ago. It was part of that project and a new baseball field will be ready this fall.

Nebraska's 911 director expects that the state Public Service Commission will launch two investigations into separate 911 outages.

“To be able to touch one person’s life and say you’re not alone, you got brothers and sisters, come be a part of us, that’s what our mission is.”

The Nebraska Infectious Disease Society (NIDS) is a group of infectious disease specialists from across the state, who want to see wastewater system data become available to the public. This is after the state took away access in August for all Nebraskans, including healthcare professionals.

Burgum, a former technology entrepreneur, was one of eight candidates who participated in the first primary debate last month. 3 News now caught up with him at Keg Creek Brewing Company in Glenwood.

On Monday, at approximately 8 p.m., a teenager was hit by a car near Benson Park on Military Avenue.

It's a day many consider the final day of summer. With many kids already back in school, many families took advantage of one more long weekend.

Shenandoah Pride says after originally being told "all are welcome," they were told they couldn't be in the Labor Day parade

Dozens of remote-control planes flew high in the skies not far from Standing Bear Lake. "I fly planes because it's just a joy for me, not only to fly them, but to build them," Fred Wilke said.

Doug Prange is an aerial photographer. Larry Geiger is a helicopter pilot. On Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023, the men had a point of view which 92,003 fans did not. And what a treat!

Union Members, local organizations and more came together for the 46th annual Omaha Labor Day Parade to honor contributions the workforce makes to the area.

Local trade businesses made their way to Hutchfest. It's not just local businesses from the area, it's from all over the Midwest.

For 19 years, people have been coming out to plant American flags to honor the people who lost their lives on 9/11.

The neighborhood brought its issue to the Bellevue City Council and is happy to report that one of the most challenging intersections is now home to a four-way stop.

Highlights from Week 2 of the high school football season in Nebraska and Iowa.

Two cut fiber lines knocked out 911 calls to more than half of Nebraska's 911 centers on Thursday night, according to Lumen, the company contracted with Nebraska for 911 work.

Beth Ragland calls herself a lifelong learner. She's continuing learning at Metropolitan Community College and the Sarpy County Courthouse.

Starting Sept. 12, patients may be charged for some inquiries on Nebraska Medicine's messaging system. Jan, who is affected by this decision, suffers from a chronic illness and sees practitioners frequently at Nebraska Medicine. She uses the messaging system a lot because she can't always get in to see her doctor. When she got the email, informing her of the change, she said she was kind of disappointed. "I know doctors are busy, but I don't know." While most messaging will remain free at Nebraska Medicine, patients like Jan may be billed for responses that need medical expertise and require more than five minutes of a provider's time.

Emily Ehman, Big Ten Network broadcaster who called Volleyball Day in Nebraska spoke to Scripps News about her experience at the record-breaking event.

The Nebraska football team lost its 2023 season-opener at Minnesota 13-10. Tied at 10-10 in the final seconds, Dragan Kesich kicked the game-winning 47-yard field goal as time expired to hand the Huskers their first loss in the Matt Rhule era.

3 News Now Reporter Molly Hudson listened into the call on Thursday afternoon as Cohen shared the state of COVID-19 right now.

SeptemberFest starts on Friday and runs through Labor Day. Folks will find rides, food, face painting and even MMA fights in the entertainment tent.

Shortly after Nebraska broke the world record for the largest attendance at a women's sporting event, fans are feeling the effects and what this means for women in sports going forward.

After passing the legislature in the spring, the bill State Senator Tom Brewer has long fought for will take effect on Saturday. The new law removes the requirement that gun owners who want to conceal carry in Nebraska get a permit from their local sheriff's office. Two certified concealed handgun permit instructors 3 News Now reached on Thursday support the law, but urge gun owners to still seek training that was required by the permit process. Gun owner and real estate agent Kurt Geschwener is one of those instructors.

Language in Nebraska's new executive order called the "Women's Bill of Rights" comes from conservative political advocacy group.