Good morning, Bellevue.

Bellevue reporter Greta Goede covered All Seasons Foundation's work during the Point in Time count that assessed homelessness in Sarpy County—showing a slight increase in numbers and demonstrating the need for more transitional housing.

Volunteers handed out food, water, and resource information to neighbors struggling to find a home.

A recent Nebraska Attorney General’s opinion warned tax assessors that they could be liable for trespassing if they enter private property without permission, and Washington County Attorney Scott Vander Schaaf ordered a cease-and-desist for on-site inspections.

Assessors statewide have been told to consult with their county attorney before entering property — assessors in Sarpy and Douglas counties said they already require owner consent.

Doctors with CHI Health warn that extreme heat and humidity can quickly cause heat illness and advise residents to run errands in the evening—drink water every 30 minutes, use sunscreen, seek shade, and check on pets and at-risk neighbors if feeling dizzy or nauseous.

Omaha Supernovas veteran setter Natalia Valentin-Anderson—who began playing after her mom encouraged her—competed internationally including at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

After a 12-year long-distance relationship with her Omaha native husband Colt and a call from her agent—seen as divine intervention—she returned to the team, starting her third season and opening Inspire Greatness Sports Academy with head trainer Kyle Fries.

Bellevue Farmers Market

8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. — Washington Park — Free — Explore fresh produce and local goods at this vibrant community farmers market.

Nebraska Renaissance Faire & Pirate Festival

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Elkhorn Shores — Entry fees apply — Experience the magic of 16th Century Europe and the adventure of 18th Century Caribbean buccaneers at Nebraska's longest-running Renaissance festival.