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Dr. Jim Sutfin, superintendent of Millard Public Schools, announced he tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Students in Hamburg are coming together to help lift up a family hit hard by last year’s historic flood.

Health experts say positive flu cases could be historically low this season.

One of the Test Iowa COVID-19 testing sites is changing locations.

Quiet weather remains in place for the metro as clouds roll in this evening. Temperatures stay chilly, but still near or even above average for early December.

“It’s been really interesting. We’ve seen people start their own drives via amazon. We get boxes every day. It’s amazing. People invite their friends on social media to get involved in some of our urgent needs,” says Gregory.

Two snow leopards cubs have recovered from “swimmer’s syndrome” and will be the focus of a celebration Wednesday morning at the Henry Doorly Zoo.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Department is looking for three girls who left the UtaHalee Academy without permission on November 18.

On the heels of news about the Moderna vaccine also becoming available soon, CHI Health unveiled its plan for distributing a COVID-19 vaccine during its weekly update Tuesday.

Here is a summary of new cases and other COVID-19 stats reported today by health officials across Nebraska & Iowa.

As part of Giving Tuesday, Secret Kindness Agents continued their yearly tradition of hanging hats, gloves, scarves, and other winter gear from trees and benches. It’s the 2nd year in a row they’ve partnered with SHARE Omaha for Giving Tuesday - a day dedicated to giving back to communities and organizations through donations, volunteering or simply doing good.