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Despite a good amount of rain in the month of July, the impacts of this year’s drought are still being felt, and it’s not just farmers that are being affected.

A mountain lion was sighted in Omaha in October of 2003. Anchor Mary Nelson was the reporter assigned to the story.

Tuesday was National Night Out, an opportunity for law enforcement agencies throughout the country to reach out to the community they protect.

Elaine Waugh discovered powerlifting at age 60 and fell in love with it. Over 20 years later, at age 82, she’s still going strong.

It's almost time for kids to head back to school and volunteers as well as organizations are making sure they have the supplies they need.

The Omaha City Council voted on Tuesday afternoon to officially remove Councilman Vinny Palermo from office.

He is a part of the greatest generation — serving overseas in the U.S. Army during World War II. However, by looking at him, you would never guess it. “Many people mistake him for 65 or 75, somewhere in that neighborhood. When I tell them he’s a centurion, they say, 'No way!’” said Mike Rice, who manages the Steve Hogan Golf Course in Omaha. You can find 100-year-old Robert Walls at the par-3, nine-hole golf course at Miller Park seven days a week.

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has a "Mountain Lion Response Plan:" a plan set in place to kill the animal if found within city limits.

A worker shortage across the health care industry means a wealth of options especially for nurses. 3 News Now takes a look recruitment and retention efforts in Omaha.

Three first-grade teachers, Jessica Blayney, Carla Heumann and Emily Van Vleet were presented with a $500 check from First Interstate Bank through our Pay it Forward Campaign.

The Nebraska football team kicked off fall camp on Monday in year one of the Matt Rhule era.

On the northwest corner of 14th and Leavenworth Streets sits a building that might not grab your attention — except for the Hollywood Candy ambulance and vintage yellow Omaha streetcar out front.

There has been a lot of controversy in Nebraska classrooms in the last few years. Controversies over COVID precautions, Critical Race Theory and the latest — Social and Emotional Learning.

Habitat Omaha has a first-of-its-kind program locally, which is helping lower-income people with a pilot program aimed at providing renewable energy.

Bully breeds, as they’re called, include certain pitbull and bull terrier mix dogs that some may view negatively. NHS says many are active, fun and playful.

The annual Ironhawk Juniors Triathlon brought hundreds of people to celebrate on Sunday. It was an event filled with running, swimming, and biking.

Onlookers in Omaha and Council Bluffs were treated to a rare sight on August 4, 2016, when a waterspout formed over Lake Manawa.

The Native Omaha Days parade has been bringing Omahans together since the 1970s to celebrate the culture and history of north Omaha. The parade wraps up a week-long event that started Monday with over 30 activities.

Staff at Capital Humane Society in Lincoln were stumped as to why some doors were mysteriously open in the morning.

From sweltering heat to a summer storm with lightning and large hail pounded parts of the metro late Friday afternoon.

3 News Now obtained surveillance footage from just after 6 a.m. on Tuesday, showing a man walking west on Leavenworth Street who then threw a rock at the window. Glass was shattered over the store floor.

At Forest Lawn Cemetery, there are 349 acres of land to lay loved ones to rest. Ten acres of land have been dedicated to the new Forever Friends Pet Cemetery, which is now open.

Vivian Strong, a 14-year-old black girl, was killed by a white police officer 54 years ago and, now, she is receiving recognition. The Strong family and History Nebraska unveiled a historical marker in her name on Friday at North 24th and Patrick Streets as well as at 24th and Grant Streets. It's a permanent reminder of when Strong was shot in the back of the head by Omaha Police Officer James Loder on June 24, 1969. Her sister has lived with the memory.

The hot temperatures are keeping air conditioning repair personnel busy responding to calls to fix central air units and furnaces. Josh and his dad Jim Abraham, with Abraham Heating and Cooling, spent much of Thursday performing a complete A/C and furnace install. "The blower’s bad, it wasn’t maintained very well," Josh said. "This one’s had a ton of problems."

Matt Rhule and the Nebraska football team spoke with reporters on Thursday in Indianapolis at Big Ten Media Days.