Category Archives: KLIN News

Lincoln Parks and Recreation officials announced on Friday that registration is now open for spring NFL FLAG Football and youth volleyball. The deadline to register is February 12 and space is limited...

The State of Nebraska is setting ambitious goals to improve reentry success for people with criminal records. Nebraska has become the fourth state in the nation to launch Reentry 2030, a national init...

The City of Lincoln continues to peddle its bike-friendliness. Transportation officials announced today, Lincoln has-again-been designated a Silver Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of Am...

A malfunctioning electric outlet is being blamed for a fire Thursday afternoon that damaged a home near SW 16th and W. Sewell. Public Information Officer MJ Lierman says the residents weren't home and...

Just before 5:30 Friday morning Lincoln Police were called to the European Grocery Store and Deli near 47th and Superior to investigate a burglary. " Two witnesses called to report they had just obser...

Lincoln Police arrested a man who fled from officers on a motorcycle around 5:30 Thursday evening. Captain Todd Kocian says they tried to stop the motorcycle at Antelope Valley Parkway and 'O' Street ...

Governor Jim Pillen will be heading back to Texas on Sunday to get a security update on the southern border. He will be joined by Major General Craig Strong, Adjutant General of the Nebraska National ...

No one was injured when an SUV crashed into the front windows of a Lincoln business around 2:00 Thursday afternoon. Lincoln Police and Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews responded to the crash at Von Hair ...

Lincoln Firefighters were called to a home near SW 16th and W. Sewell just after 2:00 Thursday afternoon after someone reported smoke coming from the eaves. Public Information Officer MJ Lierman says ...

The University of Nebraska College of Law students will have the chance to get real world experience this fall, though the colleges new Innocence Law Clinic. With the help of a $600,000 grant from the...