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A look inside the Council Bluffs Community School District's Anne E. Nelson Early Learning Center before children fill the classrooms of the unique facility.

The 30th annual Dundee Day is on Saturday and this years parade Grand Marshal showed 3 News Now's Molly Hudson some of the history that lives within the neighborhood.

Next to the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, a group is starting what they're calling the first co-working space for entrepreneurs in the city.

E.P.I.C. For Girls is one of hundreds of Omaha area nonprofits. It works to improve access to safe playing spaces for girls in sports and like many nonprofits, it relies on donors.

A new scheme is targeting teenagers and young adults through online platforms. They are used to launder money for the scammers to distribute child sexual abuse material to other customers.

Governor Jim Pillen announced the new Nebraska State Penitentiary will be located in northeast Lincoln.

The owner tells 3 News Now Anchor Serese Cole he wanted to bring something different to the Metro. She has the scoop on his Italian Ice Cream in this week's Cheap Eats.

Omaha City Council President Pete Festersen has introduced a resolution amending the 2024 recommended budget.

Omaha will be home to another pro volleyball team.

Students at Metropolitan Community College built an almost 12,000 square foot house in the Construction Education Center. It'll be moved to North 16th Street by the end of Thursday.

In Omaha, a section of the Keystone Trail is closing for about five months. Starting on Wednesday the trail will be closed from Cass Street to the NFM Pedestrian Bridge.

The RiverFront is packed with events this weekend as two parks re-open this weekend.

This will be the 7th year Nate Shields takes part in the Million Father March through Black Men United.

It was an evening of community engagement and feedback as the city displayed concepts, plans and ideas within the Vision Zero Action Plan before it heads to city council.

“You know, you can talk to people about it, but nobody knows unless you really lived it." Hundreds of veterans from 17 different states gather in Nebraska for the yearly tradition.

The policy applies to grades 7-12. Parents and the student need to consent, but it's required for participation in extracurricular activities and to have a parking pass at the high school.

From the lake to the classroom, if you're a powersports technology enthusiast, a new program at MCC might be the right fit.

Actress and director Kasi Lemmons will be honored with the Wavemaker Award at the 2023 See Change Celebration on Saturday.

One of the 19 people indicted in Fulton County District Court has Omaha ties. Trevian C. Kutti is a publicist who has, in the past, worked for Kanye West and R. Kelly.

Treven Coleman owns Top Flight Fitness and holds classes at Terrance "Bud" Crawford’s B&B Sports Academy in North Omaha. The former boxer’s workouts are not for the weak.

Parents and community members questioned the Board of Education for Crete Public School Monday after the approval of the random drug testing policy in July.

Fun. It isn't just in their name, it's their purpose. Bags of Fun Omaha works to bring joy, laughter and relief to kids who need all of the above. Each 'bag of fun' is overflowing with toys, games and intention — inspired by 6-year-old Gabby Krause. "It's her legacy. It's her wish," Gabby's aunt, Amy Krause, explained. A former pediatric nurse, she's now the organization's executive director. Krause explained, initially, Bags of Fun focused on pediatric cancer patients.

A few weeks ago when Nebraska saw triple-digit temperatures, the state met its threshold for what's called the temperature heat index. That factors into the USDA’s livestock indemnity program, which essentially covers some of the losses livestock producers experience because of the heat.

Renters at an apartment complex, located near Saddle Creek and Lafayette received a notice last Thursday that they'd have to vacate the property by Tuesday.

August is usually a busy time with students going back to school, the costs can add up. But, one program can help put money back in students pockets.