Good morning, Bellevue.

First Alert 6 revealed that a youth baseball coach was banned for life and that a new nonstop flight will soon link Nebraska to Florida.

Local viewers received key updates on a sports decision and a travel service expansion that affect the community.

Bellevue’s Olde Towne Streetscape Project moves into construction after years of planning.

Metropolitan Utilities District work begins at the Warren & Mission intersection on June 8, and city contractors start on Warren Street in early July to add angled parking, raised crosswalks and benches to boost walkability and parking.

Hundreds of athletes competed at the Special Olympics state summer games (including volleyball, swimming, and track) with closing ceremonies on Saturday; Carolyn Chamberlin, CEO of Special Olympics Nebraska, said the event built teamwork and leadership among competitors.

The Cottage

7:30 p.m. — Bellevue Little Theatre — Tickets available starting May 15 — A comedic exploration of love and betrayal set in an English countryside cottage.