Good morning, Omaha.

Lauritzen Gardens hosted its Antiques and Design Show last month (featuring over 25 antique dealers) and raised more than $1.2 million over four days through sponsorships, luncheon tickets and booth fees.

On Sunday, Oct. 4, Blair Volunteer Fire & Rescue hosted its 56th annual pancake breakfast at Blair South Fire Station with free pancakes, equipment displays and flu shots from Three Rivers Public Health.

Donations will help pay for new fire equipment as part of Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 4-10).

The Salvation Army is expanding flood relief in Omaha today by offering free meals at 5 p.m. outside Karen Western Elementary, free cleanup kits at its regional headquarters, and showers from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at a trailer in the Karen Addition neighborhood+ affected residents are encouraged to visit when needed.

Lin-Manuel Miranda, known for creating Hamilton + In the Heights, spoke to nearly 100 local high school theater students at Rose Theatre on Saturday, Oct.

4 while campaigning for candidate Denise Powell.

Frozen Great Value and Trader Joe’s berry blends have been recalled by the FDA for potential E. coli contamination, affecting stores including those in Nebraska.

Shoppers should return affected items for a refund or contact the company for guidance & not consume the products.

Omaha flood victims are urged to act fast to prevent mold growth after recent heavy rains affected local homes.

The alert is open to all impacted residents, and officials recommend prompt measures to keep indoor spaces safe.

Creighton’s volleyball team lost to Marquette in five sets in their first match (Big East) as the season took a turn.

The Bluejays remain ranked 25th and aim to improve in upcoming games.