Category Archives: KLIN News

Lancaster County Sheriff's deputies responded to a rollover crash at Southwest 92nd and West O Street near the town of Emerald around 3:20 Thursday morning. Chief Deputy Ben Houchin says when they arr...

A 21 year old man was arrested Wednesday afternoon by the LPD Gang Unit after a warrant was served at a home near 84th and O Street. "Located was three vials of THC Wax, 15.2g of marijuana, packaging ...

Pet lovers have the chance to add new members to their families. Through Sunday, Feb. 19, the Capital Humane Society is running "Crazy for Critters," which provides reduced adoption fees for rabbits, ...

Supporters and opponents testified for about seven hours Wednesday on State Senator Kathleen Kauth's proposal to ban gender-altering care for minors in Nebraska. Legislative Bill 574, known as the "Le...

An inmate is missing from the Community Corrections Center - Lincoln (CCC-L). The facility was notified by the electronic monitoring company that Christopher Foster had tampered with his electronic mo...

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers is joining a coalition of 21 states in calling on the Biden Administration to designate Mexican drug cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations under federal law...

Early registration for Lincoln Children's Zoo's summer camps has opened for zoo members and returning campers. This year's events run from May 30 to Aug. 4, and kids will have the chance to go behind ...

Residents in an Air Park neighborhood called Lincoln Police after hearing several gunshots in an Air Park neighborhood just before 1:00 Wednesday morning. Sergeant Chris Vollmer says officers responde...

Nebraska Senator Tom Briese presented legislation at Wednesday morning's Government, Military, and Veterans Affairs committee that would provide for year-round daylight-saving time. Briese pointed to ...

Lincoln Police are investigating a burglary at the Valentino's restaurant near 70th and Van Dorn. Sergeant Chris Vollmer says officers were called there just before 7:00 Tuesday morning. Officers spok...