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13 hours ago | 3newsnow.com | Molly Hudson

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — For about 15 years, Omaha Performing Arts President Joan Squires has been Nebraska's only Tony voter, an opportunity she says is a dream come true. That means several trips to New York, and this season that meant 38 shows for Squires. She watches the shows carefully so she can vote, but also to decide which shows to bring to Omaha in the future.

14 hours ago | 3newsnow.com | Molly Hudson

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — This time of year, it’s typical to see the patio full and the garage door open here at Pitch in Dundee. But a fire a few weeks ago has kept it closed, with neighbors wondering when the neighborhood favorite will be back. Pitch Pizzeria has been a staple in the Dundee neighborhood for over 15 years. It will reopen on Sunday June 8 at 11 a.m.Watch the video to hear what they have planned for the grand reopening.

2 days ago | 3newsnow.com | Zach Williamson

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — For the third consecutive year 3 News Now's Zach Williamson will serve as the emcee for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Omaha. KMTV is also a proud sponsor of the annual event. It's a huge fundraiser in the fall raising money to support patients and their families fighting blood cancer and for lifesaving research. Two people who can speak to that lifesaving research – a patient and his oncologist – sat down with Zach to share their story.

2 days ago | 3newsnow.com | Molly Hudson

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — We are just a few days away from John Ewing Jr. officially becoming mayor. As he makes the transition from treasurer, he's focused on stability for the City of Omaha, visible in his administration. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT: John Ewing Jr. says all but one of the staff members under Mayor Jean Stothert are staying on board. Many joined him Wednesday as he gave his transition update.

2 days ago | 3newsnow.com | Molly Hudson

OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — Civic Square downtown and Crossroads at 72nd and Dodge are two project sites that have been empty for years. Mayor-elect John Ewing Jr., like many neighbors, wants to see them completed. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:"It's a source of pride if we can get this done for the city of Omaha. It's the premiere intersection," Ewing said. Crossroads, now led by new developer the Woodbury Corporation, is expected to break ground soon.