Category Archives: KLIN News

38 Special and Kansas Concert Moved Indoors Due to Weather Concerns
A popular summer concert in Lincoln is moving indoors because of concerns about the weather. The 38 Special and Kansas concert scheduled for Saturday has been relocated from Pinewood Bowl Theater to P...
Tom Stanton Jun 19, 2026

Father's Day Weekend Weather
There is a chance of precipitation heading into the Father's Day Weekend. There is a chance of a few scattered showers and rumbles of thunder possible on Friday afternoon and evening. Strong to severe...
Mark Vail Jun 19, 2026 6-19-26 NWS

City Offers Pension Enhancements for First Responders
Lincoln's first responders will soon have access to new retirement benefits aimed at helping the city recruit and retain police officers and firefighters. Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird says pension and r...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

People's City Mission Hosts 24-Hour Event to Highlight Homelessness
People's City Mission is inviting the community to take part in its ninth annual Gimme Shelter event this week to raise awareness about homelessness in Lincoln. The 24-hour event begins at 9 a.m. Frid...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

Go Skate Day Celebration Set for New Canopy Yard Skatepark
Lincoln Parks and Recreation is inviting residents to celebrate Go Skate Day on Sunday, June 21, at the new skatepark at Canopy Yard near 7th and N streets. The new facility features street and transi...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

LPS Seeks Public Input on Proposed Budget
Lincoln Public Schools is inviting families and community members to review and comment on its preliminary proposed budget for the 2026-2027 school year. The first public presentation of the proposed ...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

Uncle Sam Jam Set For July 3 at Haymarket Park
Lincoln residents are invited to celebrate Independence Day at the City's annual Uncle Sam Jam on Friday, July 3, at Haymarket Park. The free event returns with live music, food vendors, and a firewor...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

Hilgers Sues Lincoln Over City Minimum Wage Ordinance
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has filed a lawsuit against the City of Lincoln, challenging the city's recently approved minimum wage ordinance and arguing it conflicts with state law. The law...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026

Clyde Malone Center Juneteenth Celebration Set For Saturday
Lincoln residents are invited to celebrate freedom, culture, and community at the Clyde Malone Community Center's Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday. The event is designed to honor the significance of...
Tom Stanton Jun 18, 2026 pixabay.com

15 People Died in May Traffic Crashes
Lincoln, Neb. - Fifteen people lost their lives in traffic crashes across Nebraska during May, according to the latest fatality data released by the Nebraska Department of Transportation. The agency r...
Mark Vail Jun 18, 2026
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