Category Archives: KLIN News
Canine Overcrowding at Capital Humane Society Prompts Adoption Promotion
Due to overcrowding, the Capital Humane Society is running a special adoption promotion to find homes for the dogs and puppies in the shelter. Starting today, adoption fees on all dogs 5 months & ...
Oct 04, 2023
Student Entrepreneurs Will Compete for Leg Up in Nebraska Governor's 'New Venture Competition'
Young entrepreneurs across Nebraska will have a chance to get their business ideas off the ground with help from the state. The inaugural Nebraska Governor's New Venture Competition was announced by G...
Oct 04, 2023
Vandal Smashing Business Windows Arrested by Lincoln Police
The windows of two Lincoln businesses were allegedly shattered by a man wielding a baseball bat Monday night. The owner of Constellation Studios located at 2055 'O' Street contacted Lincoln Police at ...
Oct 04, 2023
Kindler Hotel Evacuated Tuesday Due to Suspected Gas Leak
A hotel in the heart of downtown Lincoln was evacuated for several hours Tuesday afternoon. Lincoln Fire and Rescue were called to the Kindler Hotel when two guest-room carbon monoxide alarms were act...
Oct 04, 2023
Lightning Strike Sets Building Ablaze Near Ceresco Causing $250,000 in Damage
The Tuesday night storm that rolled across Lancaster County caused significant damage at a residence near Ceresco, NE. Lancaster County Sheriffs and multiple rescue crews were called to 6500 Agnew Roa...
Oct 04, 2023
American Job Center Rooftop Career Fair Set For Tomorrow
If you are looking for a job, the American Job Center will be holding a career fair on Thursday, October 5. The "Launch Your Future Rooftop Career Fair" will be outside, on the sixth floor of the park...
Oct 04, 2023
Congressman Flood: Restore Rep. Kevin McCarthy as Speaker
Today, U.S. Congressman Mike Flood issued the statement below following a vote by House Democrats and a handful of Republicans to remove Rep. Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representat...
Oct 03, 2023 NE 1st District Congressman Mike Flood
Union College Board of Trustees Votes to Change 132-year-old Name
A higher-education institution with a long legacy in the city of Lincoln will now go by a new name. The Union College Board of Trustees voted Monday to change the 132 year old college's name. It will ...
Oct 03, 2023
Lincoln Non-Profit Supplying $850,000 to Support Affordable Housing
A local non-profit will bolster affordable housing projects across the city with close to $1 million in grants to numerous organizations. The Lincoln Community Foundation recently awarded from its Aff...
Oct 03, 2023 (Photo Courtesy: Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln)
18 Cars Stolen Last Weekend in Lincoln: Police Tips and Guidance
A recent surge in auto-thefts in Lincoln has prompted the police to offer advice on how to avoid becoming the next victim. LPD Public Information Officer Erika Thomas reported that over the last weeke...
Oct 03, 2023