Category Archives: KLIN News

Lincoln residents will have more time this summer to safely dispose of hazardous household materials and pick up reusable products. HazToGo, Lincoln's Household Hazardous Waste Center, and the adjacen...

American Airlines officially began service at Lincoln Airport on Thursday, marking a major expansion of air travel options for southeast Nebraska. The airline offers daily nonstop flights to Chicago O...

A Flood Watch is in effect this afternoon through late tonight as forecasters warn that heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding across the area. The National Weather Service says repeated rounds o...

A fundraiser supporting local cancer patients and children in need returns to Lincoln Friday evening. The fifth annual Classic Cars and Cornhole for Cancer event will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. at the A...

Lincoln City Libraries is now providing free access to online databases containing Nebraska court case information. The databases are available on dedicated public computers inside library buildings d...

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office says a second person who was injured in a two vehicle crash in Emerald on Memorial Day has died. Investigators say 62-year-old Gay Wah of Lincoln was a passenger ...

Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews were sent to the Shoemakers Travel Center in west Lincoln around 12:45 Wednesday afternoon. "We had a motorhome with a fire in the engine compartment," says Acting Battal...

Lincoln's skyline could soon grow taller as plans move forward for a major new housing development downtown. Developers presented updated designs Tuesday for an 11-story residential building on the co...

This summer, UNL's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources will host three Discovery Days on East Campus. The free, family-friendly events will allow attendees to explore agriculture, science, ...

Lincoln Police have arrested a man accused of stealing an SUV from a north Lincoln gas station and assaulting a woman. LPD Public Information Manager Erika Thomas says officers were called just before...