Category Archives: KLIN News

The Nebraska Department of Justice filed the third lawsuit Wednesday challenging the federal government's recent attempts to mandate vaccinations for COVID-19. This filing seeks to stop the Biden Admi...

Lincoln residents are invited to honor area veterans on Thursday, November 11th. Gailen Young is with the Veterans Walk of Recognition and tells KLIN News, "This will be our 23rd year. We start at Vet...

LPS Board member Bob Rauner provided an COVID-19 update during Tuesday nights Board of Education meeting. He says the bad news is cases in the community are on the rise and so are the number of studen...

The National Weather Service - Omaha released their 2021-2022 winter outlook. After combing over dozens of models and reviewing 30 years of weather patterns, the outlook for the season is a bit of a m...

The annual Salvation Army Turkey Drive is Friday and Broadcast House stations are supporting the effort. This year's drive is a bit different due to the pandemic and supply chain issues. The location ...

Lancaster County Health Director Pat Lopez says interest in vaccination clinics for children 5-11 years of age has been high and appointments are filling up. "Most of the clinics are pretty full (this...

Nurses and members of the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurse Society will gather at the Nebraska State Capitol for a proclamation signing ceremony on Wednesday at 10 a.m. This will proclaim November ...

AP: Nebraska recorded a second straight week of increased COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continued to creep up. That prompted the state to resume daily updates on the virus instead of providing o...

Raising the minimum wage in Nebraska to $15 an hour would be a big step in increasing opportunity for Nebraskans. On Tuesday, Nebraska Appleseed hosted a virtual launch of "Raise the Wage Nebraska" co...

Lancaster County Election Commissioner David Shively is looking for Election Day Poll Workers for the 2022-2023 Election Cycle. Shively's office needs over 1,100 Election Day board workers for 198 pre...