Category Archives: KLIN News

Car-Deer Crashes On The Rise In Lancaster County
There have been 154 car-deer crashes on rural roads in Lancaster County this year. That's a 15 percent increase over last year. Sheriff Terry Wagner says there are several factors that result in the m...
Tom Stanton Oct 13, 2023

17-Year-Old Rescued From Lincoln Storm Drain
Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews rescued a 17-year-old from a storm drain near 64th and Logan around 10:30 last night. A passerby notified Lincoln Police about the person in the drain in the Havelock are...
Tom Stanton Oct 13, 2023

Man Holding Dog Hit By Vehicle On West Lincoln Street
A man was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle just before 9:00 Thursday night at Sun Valley and West O Street. Sergeant Chris Vollmer says a vehicle driven by a 56-year-old Lincoln was e...
Tom Stanton Oct 13, 2023

Veterans Affairs Secretary Visits Lincoln
VA Secretary Denis McDonough came to Lincoln on Thursday to meet with student veterans at the University of Nebraska. He also visited the Veterans Benefits Administration regional office in Lincoln. M...
Tom Stanton Oct 12, 2023

Lincoln's Non-Profit Arts and Culture Industry Generated Nearly $100 Million in 2022
Apart from the profound influence of art and culture in defining our identities and values, the kindred industry that stems from it can be a massive driver for economic growth and development. The cit...
Chase Porter Oct 12, 2023 Food truck patrons waiting in line at the free concert series "Art Vibes, Park Sounds," organized by the Lincoln Arts Council. (Photo Courtesy: Lincoln Arts Council)

Habitat For Humanity Of Lincoln Launches Online Store
Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln has launched a new online shopping experience. Director of Development and Marketing Deanna Walz tells KLIN News it's an extension of their Habitat ReStore. "This is go...
Tom Stanton Oct 12, 2023

Portion of Two Lincoln Streets to Close This Monday
Portions of two Lincoln streets are scheduled to close Monday, October 16. The closures are as follows: Madison Avenue from North 44th to North 47th streets will be closed for a street improvement pro...
Chase Porter Oct 12, 2023

Gov. Pillen Proclaims October 15th as "Slow Down, Move Over" Day
Motorists being reminded to take precautions for roadside vehicles with a special proclamation from the Office of the Governor. Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has signed and declared Sunday, October 15, 202...
Chase Porter Oct 12, 2023

$1 Million Worth of Marijuana Found During Lincoln Traffic Stop
Two men are behind bars after Lancaster County Sheriff's deputies made a big drug bust near Lincoln on Wednesday morning. Chief Deputy Ben Houchin says around 10:30 a.m. deputies spotted a box truck w...
Tom Stanton Oct 12, 2023

Nebraska Capitol Goes Blue in Solidarity with Israel
As a symbol of solidarity with the people of Israel, the Nebraska State Capitol is being illuminated in blue light. The color represents Israel's flag, which is blue and white. At the direction of Gov...
Steven Hardesty Oct 12, 2023
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