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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

The Super Target near 178th and Center Streets in Omaha reopened Thursday, less than 48 hours after shoppers and employees ran from a gunman.

The store opened at about 10 a.m. 3 News Now saw additional security, including a Douglas County Sheriff's Deputy. Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert visited to speak with employees.

Omaha Target reopens after Tuesday shooting

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...

A day after they fled a shooter inside Target near 178th and Center Streets on Tuesday, some shoppers and employees returned to the scene to pick up things they left when they ran.

Target shoppers, employees pick up items left behind in shooting

This Black History Month, we're kicking off a series highlighting the people and places that make up Omaha's Black history. First up is an area of a town with a significant impact on the Black community in Omaha.

Author Patricia Allen remembers thriving N. 24th St corridor

What happened at Rosewood Academy, a chain of three daycares in the Omaha metro area, approximately two years ago is having an influence on Nebraska state law.

Bill would require parents be notified of daycare abuse

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

It may have been Black Friday but for Husker and Hawkeye fans it was rivalry game day and despite a difficult and more often than not disappointing season, Husker fans were optimistic.

Husker fans optimistic before Hawkeye game, but see challenges ahead

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

City of Omaha making push to hire hundreds

The 2023 Creighton VS. Cancer Pink Out on Saturday brought out many Jays fans whose lives have been affected by cancer.

2023 Creighton VS. Cancer Pink Out

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

The Creighton men's basketball team beat Villanova on Saturday night, 66-61, for its 6th straight win.

Creighton Men's Basketball Beats Villanova

It was a Tuesday afternoon of terror for people inside the Super Target at 178th and West Center Road.   "I was scared that I might die," said Target employee Lauren Murphy.   Co-worker Samuel Jacobsen said he was sent running to safety.  "I was doing a personal shopping order, then my coworker came by and said 'He’s got a gun! Get out!'" Jacobsen said.

Target employees flee to safety and shelter during the shooting

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