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Millard North boys beat Elkhorn South, Bennington boys beat Norris for the EMC title &amp; the Elkhorn North girls win the EMC title over Norris.

High School Basketball Highlights 1/27/23

Students at King Elementary pick out books for the 'If You Give a Child a Book ...' campaign.

Day Two: If You Give a Child a Book...

There are two issues that pop up in the legislature year after year: school funding and property taxes.  Every year legislators try to strike a balance between the two but always come up short.  “We are addressing the needs of kids and property taxes, which was promised over three decades ago and this is what will deliver it,” said Gov. Jim Pillen.  On Tuesday Pillen, along with several state senators, unveiled their plan to fix school funding.  The centerpiece of their plan is a billion-dollar bill that would drastically change how schools are funded.  “You will be hearing a lot about the Education Future Fund. It is only three pages but there is quite a bit there,” said Sen. Robert Clements.

Pillen unveils billion-dollar education agenda

When veterans look for nursing home or assisted living center, they often prefer a Veterans Home.   They're state-run long-term care facilities just for people who served our country. Some vets prefer living with people with a shared experience, and they receive care from people who work with veterans all time time.  Nebraska has four: Bellevue, Norfolk, Grand Island and Scottsbluff. Iowa only has one, centrally located in Marshalltown, northeast of Des Moines.

Group pushes for Veterans Home in southwest Iowa

Erin Anderson co-owns Omaha-based Tax Help LLC. She’s already seen a rush of clients getting their taxes ready for the IRS.  "My calendar has actually been pretty busy today," Anderson said.  Anderson said this year we can expect things to go back to how they were before COVID-19, a move that could throw some off guard.

Omaha tax preparer shares tips

Raw video of likely tornado system in eastern Iowa. (KGAN)

Suspected Iowa tornado

All signs point to the Taste of Omaha likely returning to Elmwood Park for one more year, Event Director Mike Mancuso told 3 News Now on Friday.  It's been held there for the last two years because of construction at the longtime site: Heartland of America Park. It would have been held at Elmwood if it wasn't canceled in 2020, too.  The revamped park is set to become the new home. But the renovation won't be complete for Taste of Omaha 2023.   But neighborhood groups wanted and expected to see the event out of Elmwood this year. Dundee-Memorial Park Association President John Ashford said they were promised 2022 would be the last year. Jen Bauer, president of the Aksarben/Elmwood Park Neighborhood Association, called it an understanding. Both were surprised.

Taste of Omaha likely returns to Elmwood

Omaha is hiring for over 500 full- and part-time positions, including seasonal workers.

City of Omaha making push to hire hundreds

ob and Veda Proctor's family first began to worry Friday night.   One of their three children, Victor, visited their Aurora home in central Nebraska Friday evening around 6 p.m., hoping to find them, Victor Proctor says. But no one was home. He says that's not normal.  "I went to their house Saturday morning because they weren't there Friday night when I stopped by," Victor said. "My mom normally always makes sure she's home before the sun goes down, because she doesn't like driving in the dark."

Search for elderly Nebraska couple

Millard South crowns a school-record seven individual champs as the Patriots win the Metro Conference Wrestling Tournament on Saturday for the 8th time in the last nine years.

Metro Conference Wrestling Finals

January has been a month of firsts for Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen.  He served his first day in office, addressed the legislature for the first time, and, on Wednesday, delivered his vision for Nebraska in his first State of the State address.  “That’s the strength of Nebraska and that is my focus everyday people, not politics. Because of our people, the state of our state has never, ever been stronger,” said Gov. Pillen.

Pillen's first State of the State promises budget limits

Snow is coming down in Omaha on Wednesday. Western Nebraska and communities to the north have higher levels of accumulation, but it's getting slick outside.

Molly Hudson in Omaha's Memorial Park

Lt. Col. John Glen Weaver retired after 22 years in the Air Force. While serving Weaver, was deployed 11 times all over the world, including to the Middle East and Southwest Asia.

Retired Air Force lieutenant colonel honored with award at Creighton game