Category Archives: KLIN News

5 of the 6 components in the February Nebraska Leading Economic Indicator were higher which helped push the overall Indicator up 3.48%. Manufacturing hours worked was the strongest component. The six ...

North 48th Street's postponed improvement project is scheduled to resume the week of April 8th, and city officials will be hosting a virtual public meeting on the remaining work. The meeting hosted vi...

Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews were called to a recycling center north of 48th and Superior just after 2:00 Tuesday afternoon. LFR Public Information Officer MJ Lierman says a forklift caught fire insi...

Lincoln City officials gathered Tuesday to outline significant community-wide street improvements for the 2024 construction season. Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird says $47.1 million will be invested in 19...

Six medical education institutions across Nebraska will receive a total of $510,000 in grant funding for nursing simulation equipment. The Nebraska Hospital Association was authorized to provide the s...

It's moving week at the Lincoln Airport. Director of Communications Rachel Barth tells KLIN News their administration offices are returning to the terminal. For the past two two years the offices had ...

The outdoor warning sirens will sound throughout Lancaster County at 10:00 Wednesday morning as part of severe weather awareness week. Emergency Management Director Jim Davidsaver tells KLIN News a mo...

Following two hours of debate, the Nebraska Unicameral approved Dr. Steve Corsi to be the next CEO of the state's department of Health and Human Services. Corsi was appointed to the position by Govern...

10 Nebraska State Patrol Troopers and 35 National Guard members are being deployed to help secure the Southern Border. A Monday evening news release from the Governor's office confirmed the mission is...

An early spring snow storm is impacting traffic in western and central Nebraska. The National Weather Service is projecting several inches of snow across that area with strong winds and bitterly cold ...