Category Archives: KLIN News

Lincoln Police have arrested a 59-year-old Lincoln man in connection with an early morning vehicle fire that investigators say was intentionally set. Police and Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews were call...

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities is inviting residents to learn more about a major water main replacement project in the West "A" neighborhood. A virtual open house is scheduled for Tuesday evenin...

The American Red Cross is urging eligible donors to give blood as it works to maintain a stable blood supply heading into the busy summer months. Officials say donations have dropped significantly in ...

Strong-to-severe storms and heavy rain are possible Saturday afternoon into early Sunday. Damaging winds and localized flash flooding will be the main concerns. The Flash Flood Advisory is detailed be...

Lincoln Police and Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews responded to a two vehicle crash at 48th and Vine around 12:30 p.m. Friday. The crash snarled traffic and partially closed the intersection. Vine Stree...

A former Lancaster County Sheriff's deputy has lost his final appeal challenging his dismissal from the department. The Nebraska Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed the firing of Ryan Schmuecker, who w...

The Nebraska Supreme Court has disbarred a Lincoln attorney after accepting the voluntary surrender of his law license. According to a court opinion filed June 18th, attorney James Hamilton surrendere...

Drivers in south Lincoln should plan for delays starting next week as a major intersection closes for pavement repairs. LTU says beginning Monday the intersection of 27th Street and Van Dorn will be f...

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has approved the university's operating budget for the 2026-27 academic year, including a 4.25 percent tuition increase for students across the NU system. T...

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department reports mosquito samples collected within the city have tested positive for West Nile virus, a sign that transmission risk may be increasing in the commu...