Nebraska Medicine and those who work outside share heat safety pointers
Dr. Eric Ernest with Nebraska Medicine said it takes about 15 minutes to start feeling the effects of the heat. Thirst and sweat are the first signs it's time to cool down.
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Caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's through music therapy
Alzheimer's is a disease that affects more than six million Americans and over 11 million caregivers.
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Fights break out at Gene Leahy Mall Saturday night
Numerous fights broke out at Gene Leahy Mall causing the park to close early Saturday night.
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July 1936 | The Month Omaha Melted
In 1936, Nebraska and Iowa experienced its hottest July on record.
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United Way of the Midlands celebrates 100 years at Werner Park
United way of the Midlands hosted its final community celebration event at Werner Park in Papillion, in honor of its 100 year anniversary of serving the metro area.
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'The Camp' before fall camp: Husker, Elkhorn South alum Brown hosts annual camp
'The Camp' before fall camp: Husker, Elkhorn South alum Brown hosts annual camp
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Cornhole tournament raises over $2k for the Nebraska Humane Society
It's the second year in a row for Fusion Medical Staffing's fundraiser for the Nebraska Humane Society with a cornhole tournament.
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Oldest county fair in Nebraska packed with a little something for everyone
A car show, food vendors, even a petting zoo, the Douglas County fair is ready to keep its streak going as the longest continuous county fair in Nebraska and hopes to educate on agricultural literacy.
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Omaha Comic Con is back at the Mid-America Center
The Omaha Comic Con is happening at the Mid-America Center this weekend. Over 100 plus vendors are there with several things to do ranging from comics, books, television.
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Oldest county fair in Nebraska packed with a little something for everyone
A car show, food vendors, even a petting zoo, the Douglas County fair is ready to keep its streak going as the longest continuous county fair in Nebraska and hopes to educate on agricultural literacy.
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Council Bluffs celebrates 10 years of Blink Wi-Fi on Friday
It's all funded — not by tax dollars — but by community partners like Google and the Iowa West Foundation.
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LPD says more students reached out after suspect posing as student was arrested
On Thursday Lincoln Police announced the arrest of Zachary Scheich, who is alleged to have attended both Lincoln Northwest and Lincoln Southeast high schools under the alias Zac Hess pretending to be a student.
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Former Papio pitchers Bahl, James honored with street names at softball complex
Jordyn Bahl Blvd. and Peaches James Way are new streets at the Papillion Landing Softball Complex, honoring two former Papio pitching phenoms.
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Nebraska business relies on UPS, as Teamsters strike looms
Nic Bianchi is the 20-year-old CEO of the rapidly growing Bianchi Candle Co., much of it poured right here in Nebraska. He was 12 years old when he got a candle-making kit for Christmas, and he's been all-in on candles ever since. He soon began selling at craft shows. 3 News Now's Serese Cole featured Bianchi Candle Co. on 'Shop the Heartland' in 2021. Since then, Bianchi estimates his business has grown six times over. Now, though, his business relies on UPS, shipping candles across the country and internationally.
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Lincoln Police Chief announces surprise resignation from her role
It was a short stay in Lincoln for now former police Chief Theresa Ewins, who was only confirmed as the Lincoln Police Chief on July 19th, 2021. Ewins resigned from the role on Friday, effective immediately. She took over a troubled department that saw its fair share of challenges in her brief tenure.
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B&B Co-Founder, Brian 'Bomac' McIntyre, Reveals His Vision for the Facility
The duo found success in the ring and then shared a vision to help other kids be successful in life through the B&B Sports Academy.
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MECA plans to adjust security following after-hours incident at Gene Leahy Mall
The multi-million dollar park in the heart of downtown Omaha is typically filled with families and visitors but after dark is security a concern? MECA addresses security plans going forward.
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Debate gets heated as two sides clash at school choice press conference
A group called Keeps Kids First is defending Legislative Bill 753, which became law this spring. When it goes into effect, the bill will allow publicly funded tax credits to pay for private school scholarships. But opponents, organized by a group called Support Our Schools, are gathering signatures to give Nebraskans a chance to repeal the law next year. If they get enough signatures, they could put it on hold until a vote.
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Habitat for Humanity of Omaha offers program for homeownership
The home-buying process can be challenging, especially for first-time buyers. But Habitat Omaha has a program to help buyers find their way. If you're looking to be a first-time homeowner, look no further than Habitat for Humanity of Omaha's homeowner program. It teams you up with a counselor at Habitat for Humanity who walks you through each step of the home-owner process.
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Nebraska National Guard hosts career day for interns
Interns with the Latino Center of the Midlands' Siembra Nebraska Internship Program got an inside look at the Nebraska National Guard on Thursday.
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The Nebraska Pro Volleyball team finally has a name
Nebraska Pro Volleyball gives fans something to look forward to. After naming their President, Diane Mendenhall and home court, CHI Health Center, it was time to reveal a name for the Omaha-based team. "Today, we have a historic moment in the naming of the first major league women's volleyball franchise sports team here in Nebraska," said Mendenhall. "We are the Omaha Supernovas."
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Suspect arrested for sexual assault while allegedly posing as Lincoln teen
Lincoln Police announced in a press conference that they have arrested a 26-year-old suspect accused of sexual assault while posing as a high school student at two Lincoln schools.
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Several area organizations part of new Yates Illuminates community center
Community organizations such as Do Space, and Metropolitan Community College can be found in the new Yates Illuminates.
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B&B Sports Academy inspires two young girls to grow in the sport of boxing
B&B Sports Academy, Terence 'Bud' Crawford's gym in North Omaha sparks interest in young girls to start boxing. Two of the female athletes share what the sport has taught them so far.
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CHEAP EATS: The Corn Dog Company
Typically, when you think of corndogs you think of carnivals or state fairs. But a metro food truck is making the deep-fried food available year-round — and it's the only one of its kind in the entire state.
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