• Omahans will start receiving new 96-gallon trash cans, but they won’t be able to use them until November.
• A Millard North teacher will appear in court today on a variety of sexual assault allegations.
• While unemployment benefits have bottomed out for many, residents still receiving them are having trouble getting help through programs like Douglas County’s rental assistance program.
• The South Omaha COVID-19 testing site near 50th and G has closed, leaving a huge gap for the Hispanic community, advocates say.
• Karen Pence, the Second Lady of the United States appeared in Omaha yesterday to help campaign for Congressman Don Bacon.

Around the State

• Parents of Husker football players are threatening to sue the Big Ten if the organization doesn’t clarify its season postponement.
• A tank was found on the side of the road near Kearney after a truck carrying it from South Dakota left it there.
• Gov. Pete Ricketts signed a tax bill that’s been years in the making, calling it a great compromise and a giant step forward for property tax relief.
• Advocates are calling for the state to resume coronavirus-related food assistance programs as many still struggle with unemployment and food insecurity.