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More than 22 percent of Iowa registered voters have submitted their ballots, according to the Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, the head election official.

Family-run scholarship helps Latino students pay for college

Omaha Police visit boy recovering from fourth heart surgery

Courtney Johns hangs out at Summer Camps and has tons of fun!

Local businesses gearing up for small business Saturday

boy in quarantine celebrates birthday

Parents pull child from daycare

Sheriff wants inmate body scanner

Good passerby samaritan helps save crash victims

Farmers for America giving away free fresh fruit, vegetables

Iowa coronavirus cases spike

Due to online misinformation, some people are worried the COVID vaccine causes infertility or changes reproductive health. To get to the bottom of this, 3 News Now reporter Ruta Ulcinaite hosted a virtual panel with three of the area's leading reproductive and infectious disease experts.

NE Democratic Party Announces Write-In Candidate for U.S. Senate

Sheriff wants inmate body scanner

Athletes learn what it's like to attend hospital and how the children have dealt with their disabilities

Sheriff wants inmate body scanner

There's a controversial bill that just passed the Iowa House; it prohibits institutions like public universities and K-12 schools from teaching "defined" concepts about race and sex.

Police-involved shooting

Early voting ends Monday

Teens receives bike after being robbed and assaulted

Ways small businesses and families can manage their money during this difficult time.

Fremont Closing Schools & Businesses Due to Coronavirus

How an author is helping others dealing with thoughts of suicide.

Pantries will help families get more food if needed

Doctors monitoring long-term side effects of COVID-19