Category Archives: KLIN News

The names of two fallen Nebraska heroes have been added to the Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial Wall in Grand Island. During a ceremony on Friday morning, Trooper Kyle McAcy and Corrections Officer K...

Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen is offering final reminders to voters ahead of Tuesday's statewide primary election. "Voters should remember this is a partisan primary election," W...

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities has announced that portions of three streets will close beginning the week of May 11. LTU says 84th Street from Rokeby Road to a half mile south will have a southb...

As the weather warms up, Lincoln Police are warning parents about certain types of motorized bikes. Public Information Manager Erika Thomas says some of them are not legal to ride on paths, sidewalks ...

If you've got a UNL graduate walking the stage at PBA on Saturday morning Lincoln Police say be aware of traffic restrictions so you can make it to the ceremony in time. "We will be restricting access...

Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews battled a house fire near 56th and Adams around 1:45 Friday morning. "The home was under construction, so there were no occupants there," says LFR Public Information Offi...

A spring tradition will continue this weekend as volunteers take part in 'Wake Up the Beds' annual planting of Sunken Gardens near 26th and "D" streets. Cindy Poehling is the Public Gardens Volunteer ...

Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen is expecting a light turnout for Tuesday's State Wide Primary Election. "I think we'll be around 30 percent," Wiltgen tells KLIN News. "That's based...

Nebraska State Patrol troopers arrested a Ceresco man early Thursday morning after a high-speed pursuit through Lincoln and northern Lancaster County overnight. NSP Spokesman Cody Thomas says it all s...

United Airlines flights to and from Chicago O'Hare are being reduced due to construction, and that will impact one flight at Lincoln Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered O'Hare to ...