Good morning, Bellevue.

The Salvation Army says its in-person Red Kettle Campaign ended on Christmas Eve, but donations can continue online until year-end to help reach a $3.3 million goal that funds meals, shelter + emergency services for local families.

AAA activated its Tow to Go program on Wednesday to offer a free ride and tow within a 10-mile radius to help impaired drivers during the holiday season (available for both AAA members and nonmembers in Nebraska and nearby states) and will run until 6 a.m. on Friday, Jan.

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KETV NewsWatch 7 spoke with a Norad team member who explained that radar (and satellites) are used to track Santa’s sleigh as he delivers gifts worldwide, a holiday tradition that started with a 1955 phone call and continues each year.

City officials are asking for help after 72-year-old Roger Hildebrandt went missing on Dec.

22 at 9:00 a.m. His vehicle was found near Camp Wa-kon-da at Fontenelle Forest (402 Forest Drive), and multiple agencies are still searching today.

Nebraska Medicine’s NICU babies dressed in festive Christmas outfits to celebrate the holiday.

Nurses created cozy, felt costumes (including The Grinch, Frosty, an elf, and a reindeer) and posted them on Facebook Tuesday inviting votes for favorites.

Falconwood Frosty Nights Christmas Village & Lights

4-11 p.m. — Falconwood Park — Early Bird Tickets: $20 Adults, $10 Kids — Experience a dazzling holiday village with lights, Santa, and festive entertainment in Bellevue.