Jennifer Griswold
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Positively the Heartland: Million Fathers March welcomes kids back to school
Community members lined up to loudly cheer on students at Mount View Elementary on their first day back to school. → Read More
Bellevue woman describes brain tumor journey ahead of run/walk
This weekend Omaha's Head for the Cure event will be in person after switching to a virtual run/walk last year. → Read More
Papillion teen creates flag disposal box for Eagle Scout project
A Papillion teen has been working on his Eagle Scout project, and it's already a hit in Sarpy County. → Read More
Teen receiving care in Omaha crochets to raise rare disease awareness
Ally Winter has been in Omaha for about a month after receiving care at Nebraska Medicine. She started crocheting as a child, but a few years ago she became more passionate about it and started crocheting daily. → Read More
Positively the Heartland: Omaha's spraygrounds offer free fun for the family
As the weather heats up, many families look for ways to cool off. Spraygrounds are a great, free option. → Read More
Papillion family grows beyond expectations after agency phone call
Andrew and Amy Feaser turned to adoption after four years of not getting pregnant after their first son. Since then they've adopted three kids and had another biological son. They never expected to have five kids but wouldn't have it any other way. → Read More
Council Bluffs artist thanks healthcare workers for COVID care
After recovering from COVID-19, Dany Reyes made a painting to pay tribute to those who cared for him. → Read More
Mom and son share diabetes diagnosis and perspective
Katie Beatty and her son Nicholas were diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in the same hospital, both at age 8. → Read More
Girl Scout Troop from Iowa homeless shelter shatters cookie sales goal
Troop 64224 out of Council Bluffs just shattered its cookie sales goal. They hoped to sell 1,000 boxes like they did last year, but they sold more than 26,000 boxes. → Read More
Officer shot at Westroads Mall identified
3 News Now confirmed with an OPD source that law enforcement has the suspected shooter in custody. → Read More
Former Husker athletes hit milestone to honor late son
We first introduced you to Mike and Megan Moudy in 2019 after they lost their toddler son, Ace, unexpectedly. It was categorized as Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood (SUDC). They vowed to focus on finding out what happened to Ace and to honor his legacy. → Read More
New publisher of Nebraska's only Black-owned newspaper shares vision
Terri Sanders was recently announced the publisher of The Omaha Star. → Read More
Big Ten COVID protocols getting players on the field, helping study testing procedures
In order to get players back on the field, the Big Ten has made COVID-19 testing a priority. → Read More
Crocheting prayer shawls is right prescription for local woman
Nicole Gundersen eases her anxiety through crocheting, and in turn, helps others. → Read More
Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo increases capacity
Changes are coming to Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. Most of Nebraska recently entered Phase IV of Governor Pete Ricketts' Directed Health Measures. This allows the zoo to increase overall capacity. → Read More
#EatItToBeatIt to limit risk of prostate cancer
The Prostate Cancer Foundation wants to raise awareness that lifestyle factors can impact cancer risk. → Read More
17-year-old dead in shooting at Omaha Motel 6
Twenty-year-old Mason Beaverson was arrested in connection to the shooting death of a 17-year-old on Friday night. → Read More
Life Care Center of Elkhorn reports two COVID-19 deaths
Life Care Center of Elkhorn sent a news release saying two residents have died after testing positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Omaha "miracle" boy will be 2020 Heart Ball Prince
The 2020 American Heart Association Heart & Stroke Ball Prince is 5-year-old Wyatt Vollertsen. → Read More
Westside employee overcomes obstacles in decades-long career
For 26 years, a familiar face has walked the halls of the Westside Community Schools Administrative building. Before Chad Kracher started his job, he went to school in the district. → Read More