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3 News Now Executive Reporter Zach Williamson and his family welcomed baby girl Mia Sue on Sept. 3. Mom and baby are doing great!

OMAHA, NE. — The Benson Theatre is hosting a silent auction and memorial concert in honor of Prestin and Zaiden Strassenburg, two young boys killed in a violent crash in west Omaha in July. The boys died from injuries sustained in a crash prosecutors say was caused by 28-year-old...

A new grocery store near 24th and Lake in North Omaha is one step closer to opening after decades without full-service options.

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The same front that caused some precipitation yesterday is still lingering over the metro. Spotty showers are possible throughout the day with mostly cloudy skies and cooler temps in the mid to upper 70s. If you’re planning on tailgating, you should be good to go but...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha Storm Chasers have now officially cancelled one of the previously postponed matchups against the Iowa Cubs. The game, set to be played on Wednesday, September 16, was initially postponed due to weather conditions making the field “unplayable.”. The Storm Chasers say the game...

(KMAland) -- Abraham Lincoln girls tennis was the champion of the Council Bluffs City Meet on Friday. Check out the rundown below. Abraham Lincoln claimed the city championship in girls tennis on Friday. The Lynx had 13 points to edge Lewis Central, who finished with 18. St. Albert was third and Thomas Jefferson came i

The University of Nebraska at Omaha hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking Friday on a $67.5 million investment in Omaha Mavericks Athletics. University and community leaders, donors, alumni, and supporters gathered outside Baxter Arena to mark the start of construction on the $55 million "Howard L. Hawks Training Center"

KEARNEY, Neb. — Holograms, virtual reality, interactive walls and more are helping health care providers across Nebraska learn together without being in the same room. The University of Nebraska Medical Center used the technology Friday during its statewide Stroke Conference, connecting participants in Omaha, Kearney,

The parking lot gives away almost nothing. A gravel pull-off, a sign, a gap in the trees, and then your shoes hit wooden planks and the whole thing opens up. Nearly a mile of boardwalk carries you through one of the largest deciduous forests left in Nebraska, past turtles sunning on logs and hawks circling overhead, be

More than 1,000 trees and shrubs fill this free 26-acre arboretum in Omaha, along with walking paths, prairie plantings, a gazebo, and educational gardens. The surprising part is who created it. The OPPD Arboretum was developed by Omaha Public Power District partly to demonstrate how choosing and planting the right...