Category Archives: KLIN News

Lincoln's Capital Humane Society (CHS) has restarted its Howl-O-Ween promotion, which offers discounted adoption rates of 50 percent for puppies and dogs aged at least five months. The first event ran...

Lancaster County officials will be opening County Bridge D-88 east of highway 79 on Agnew on Thursday afternoon. The roadway will be open at 3:30. The 26' wide x 120' long CSB bridge that was built in...

Throughout the fall semester, a common sight in the Nebraska Unions and college buildings has been students getting the word out about the upcoming election. These vote ambassadors are members of the ...

Civic Nebraska is holding its final Civic Saturday of 2022 at 11 AM on Saturday, Oct. 22, at Antelope Park. The event gives residents the chance to reflect on what it means to be an active and empower...

Several streets throughout Lincoln will temporarily close October 23 for the Good Life Halfsy half-marathon. About 6,000 in-person and virtual runners will participate in the race, which begins at 8:3...

Bennet Firefighters were called to the area of 138th and Old Cheney around 11:00 Tuesday night after several large hay bales caught fire. Fire Chief Tim Norris says it took about three hours and a lot...

Lincoln Police say a man was critically injured Sunday morning when his Ford Expedition slammed into the back of a semi at 84th and Highway 2. "Arriving officers found a 2022 Ford Expedition had colli...

Careless smoking is being blamed on a fire in south Lincoln Wednesday morning that caused about $75,000 damage. LFR crews found flames coming from an attached garage when they arrived at the home nort...

Cattle Bank and Trust is opening its newest Lincoln branch on Oct. 25, but this will be no ordinary bank. The latest location is at Kooser Elementary School, and the tellers will be nine and 10 years ...

The COVID-19 Risk Dial has moved from mid-yellow to low yellow as several key indicators continue to show improvement. According to the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department cases decreased again...