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As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, 5,450 Omaha Public Power District Customers were still without power after a storm rolled through the metro.

Coach Bruce Shromberg had his Titan swim team up early Wednesday morning for practice. The team was lined up ready to jump into the pool when Mother Nature started making a ruckus. “I saw a little lightning off to my northwest, through the window here, so I said well, 'We better wait a little bit because it's lightning we aren’t getting in.' Then, two minutes later just woosh,” said Schomberg.

During the fan drive, customers were asked to donate by rounding up their bill at the register.

Nelson Produce Farm just outside Elkhorn grows a variety of produce and holds festivals on the ones they ship out most, including corn.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is requesting the public's assistance to identify two thieves who robbed a construction site near 204th and Q Street earlier this July.

The Heartland Pride parade is Saturday and organizers expect it to be bigger and longer than last year, with around 190 groups participating. But it comes with heightened security concerns for some amid a year that's come with more hateful messages, said Sam Parnell, the parade director. Legislation like Nebraska's LB574 has played a big part in that feeling, too.

The Omaha Pro Volleyball team announced its new president, Dianne Mendenhall as well as where they'll be playing which is the CHI Health Center.

Future Husker baseball player Kayden Anderson is a four-sport standout from Glenwood, Iowa.

The new church won’t be completed until 2024 but its centerpiece, a 20,000-pound dome significant in orthodox architecture, was raised on Thursday with one of the church’s top officials on hand to bless the structure before its completed.

3 News Now Reporter Molly Hudson sat down with the 12-year-old Omaha Soap Box Derby Stock Division Champion and her dad ahead of the big race.

A century and a half of Omaha baseball memorabilia fills a room at The Center Mall on 42nd Street. Co-curator José Garcia said, Omaha is — and always has been — a baseball town. “Omaha had a love affair with baseball,” he said. “There was all kinds of activity.”

Shortly before 9 a.m. on Friday, Douglas County deputies were called to an apartment near 90th Plaza and Sorensen Parkway.

“Drone soccer, it's been explained to me kind of like the Harry Potter Quidditch-thing but without flying brooms. So the kids use drones to try and get their drone into the goal. They can whack into each other, they can knock everybody down, drive you to the ground, whatever it takes to get your drone into the goal,” said former astronaut, Clayton Anderson, president and CEO of SAC.

Friday morning, the House of Representatives passed the National Defense Authorization Act. It’s the annual military spending bill and was passed largely along partisan lines.

By now we have all probably seen a drone in action and most of us know what soccer is and how to play it. Combine the two and you get a new high-tech sport being played at the Strategic Air Command (SAC) and Aerospace Museum.

Omaha police say a one-time bank robbery suspect actually fell victim to a scam job posting online, and was used in the plot.

Creighton guard Steven Ashworth discusses how practices are going so far with the Jays.

Jilaya Dailey, a teacher at Omaha Public Schools uses her own money to buy things for her classroom. She's going into her fifth year teaching and says she doesn't mind buying her own classroom supplies.

Summer is a natural time for pet owners to take their companions outside. But when it comes to dining out, there are some limitations to where pets can go.

Heartland youth and families gathered at the CHI Health Center to celebrate Youth Pride ahead of annual Heartland Pride Parade and Festival.

The Heartland Pride Parade brought thousands of people downtown in celebration for the annual LGBTQ+ pride parade. People were treated with parade floats from several different organizations and much more fun.

The fight is July 29, but Monday, KMTV is kicking off our "Fight Week." We are highlighting the work Crawford is doing with his B&B Sports Academy in Omaha.

Husker football players stuck around even after a cancelled road race to meet participants and fans.

Terrence 'Bud' Crawford does a rapid-fire round of questions with Anchor Serese Cole

A new skate ramp was unveiled in North Omaha, Sunday. The event brought free food and music for people.