Category Archives: KLIN News

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities officials say a portion of north 84th Street between Holdrege and Leighton Avenue will be closed from 8 p.m. Sunday, March 6, until 6 a.m. Monday, March 7, for uti...

The City of Lincoln will be rolling out the red carpet this weekend as fans from across the country come to town for the Big Ten Wrestling Championships. The two day competition will held at Pinnacle ...

Lincoln Police report that over the last two months, their analysts have noticed a marked increase in reported thefts from mailboxes. Thirty-two thefts have been reported from the first of January thr...

A 26 year old man is facing charges after threatening to assault and kill his 48 year old girlfriend. Around 9:15 on Wednesday, March 2nd, Thomas Carodine and the woman were at the Super C convenience...

The Lincoln Board of Education will consider the proposed contract for new superintendent Paul Gausman at their regular meeting on Tuesday, March 8. The contract is a 3 year agreement with a base annu...

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is pushing lawmakers to approve funding for a $260 million new state prison and a $500 million canal to capture water from Colorado in the South Platte River. On Wednes...

Longtime business owner Cameron Hall has announced he is running for the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners in District 1. "I am excited about the opportunity to serve this district," Hall says. ...

All Lincoln Police Department employees have the opportunity to complete an anonymous survey about their experiences and perspectives on operations of the department. 21st Century Policing Solutions i...

Attorney General Peterson co-led a nationwide investigation into TikTok for providing and promoting its social media platform to children and young adults while use is associated with physical and men...

The Nebraska State Patrol Bomb Squad and the Explosive Ordinance Disposal Team from the Nebraska Air National Guard's 155th Air Refueling Wing safely destroyed three old military ordinances that were ...