Good morning, Omaha.

In Omaha, Lord of Host Church is hosting a back-to-school supply drive for families (after a six-year pause) as local community groups help collect essential items for students preparing for the new school year.

The Melanin Market celebrated its fifth year by showcasing minority-owned businesses at the Omaha Design Center.

Organizers said the event provides a needed space for local entrepreneurs and plans to continue in future years.

Firefighter Nathan Matthews, 43, died on Friday, July 24 from burn injuries he suffered on June 27 while fighting the Knowles Fire in western Colorado, making him the fourth fatality of the incident.

A new Osaka Steakhouse & Sushi Bar is now open at 18118 Evans Street — the restaurant will offer steak and sushi options to local diners.

Omaha's Durham Museum will showcase rare documents from signers of the Declaration of Independence in the exhibit 'In Search of the Signers.' The display will let visitors explore important early American history at the museum.

Forecasters warn a dangerous heat dome will push temperatures above 100 F across the central United States this weekend, with western Nebraska already reporting highs of 108 F (residents should seek air conditioning or cooling centers).

Nebraska health officials report that a rare parasite is causing the largest cyclospora outbreak in years, with some patients needing hospital care.

Nebraska running back Kwinten Ives, who has played limited minutes over three seasons, is working to become more than a short yardage back, expert Damon Benning said.

Ives streamlined his game this spring and now shows promise in catching and pass protection as the Huskers look to boost their offense.

Big Red Expert Damon Benning said new offensive line coach Geep Wade quickly built chemistry with players at the Las Vegas Bowl + is now fitting well with staff in Nebraska.

Union Omaha played FC Juarez in its first international friendly at Morrison Stadium on a warm day, and though the team lost, coach Vincenzo Candela said +the match thrilled fans+ as they faced nearly 100-degree conditions with a sold-out crowd.

Heart to Heart Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — BLUEBARN Theatre — Check the website for pricing — Experience an intimate evening of love songs performed by festival artists.

Anthony Green Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Slowdown — Tickets starting at $66 — Experience an unforgettable night with Anthony Green in Omaha.

System Of A Clown - Tribute to System Of A Down

7-11 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $20 ADV / $25 DOS — Experience an unforgettable tribute to System Of A Down with clown-themed antics and energetic performances.

Meteorik Presents: WRATH Vol.2

7-11 p.m. — Reverb Lounge — Tickets start at $32 — Experience an unforgettable evening at Wrath: Vol. 2 in Omaha.

Omaha Orchestra Finale

4-6 p.m. — University of Nebraska Omaha — Free entry — Experience the Festival Orchestra's vibrant new music inspired by the beauty of birds and motion.

Little Stranger Concert

7-8 PM — The Admiral Theater — $ — Experience the uplifting tunes and positive vibes brought by Tropidelic's frontman Matthew Roads.

Jakob Nowell and Codefendants Live Show

7-10 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $28 ADV / $35 DOS — Experience the fusion of California vibes and internet culture with Jakob Nowell's new project, Jakobs Castle.

Secret Formula Live with Spirit Awake & GRiMDOG

8-11 p.m. — Reverb Lounge — $10 ADV / $15 DOS — Experience the grooves of Omaha's local progressive rock scene with Secret Formula.

Andy Frasco Live in Omaha

7-8:30 p.m. — Slowdown — Ticketed event — Experience high-energy performances blending rock, funk, blues, and soul from Andy Frasco and The U.N.

Willow Avalon Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — Tickets not provided — Experience the electrifying talents of Willow Avalon, a rising star in country music.