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It's being called the biggest Veterans Day ceremony in Lincoln's history. Doug McCallum with St. Mark's United Methodist Methodist Church is the organizer and tells KLIN News they are expecting more t...
Tom Stanton Nov 07, 2025
Lincoln Public Schools' official 2025-26 enrollment report shows a slight decline in total students this year, but district leaders say the dip isn't cause for concern. As of October 1, LPS reported 4...
Chase Porter Nov 07, 2025
The Capital Humane Society says the pause in SNAP benefits has led to many families struggling to feed their families and their pets. Nadia Postec is the Director of Animal Welfare and tells KLIN News...
Tom Stanton Nov 07, 2025
Private water service installation will close down 66th Street between Vine and Starr streets starting Monday, November 10. Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU) said this work is scheduled to be...
Chase Porter Nov 07, 2025 Tom Stanton, KLIN News
The Lancaster County Assessor/Register of Deeds Office will temporarily relocate some of its services beginning December 8 to accommodate construction at the County-City Building. The Register of Deed...
Chase Porter Nov 07, 2025 Lancaster County Assessor/Register of Deeds Office (Photo: Lancaster County)
Governor Jim Pillen signed an executive order Thursday restricting abortion providers from receiving taxpayer-funded Medicaid dollars in Nebraska. The order directs the Department of Health and Human ...
Chase Porter Nov 06, 2025 Office of Governor Jim Pillen
Lincoln Police have released more details in Wednesday afternoon's two vehicle crash at 70th and L Street that killed a man and injured two others. LPD says the victim has been identified as 75-year-o...
Tom Stanton Nov 06, 2025
Addressing reporters on Thursday, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen said the controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in McCook is "operational" and currently holding doze...
Chase Porter Nov 06, 2025 Photo: The Office of Governor Jim Pillen | Nebraska Department of Correctional Services
After more than five decades of electrifying performances, chart-topping hits, and timeless anthems, the iconic rock band Journey will be calling it quits in 2026. The Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famers wil...
Tom Stanton Nov 06, 2025 Photo: Brian Ach
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird announced two new initiatives Thursday aimed at expanding access to affordable childcare and strengthening Lincoln's early education network. The first directs $250,000 in f...
Chase Porter Nov 06, 2025 City of Lincoln