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Despite rising food costs, labor shortages and erratic sales, 2021 was a good year overall for Lincoln restaurants according to Grow Lincoln co-host Robin Eschliman. "I fully expected that we would fi...
Tom Stanton Jan 06, 2022
Due to the COVID-19 Risk Dial moving into the red indicating the risk of spread is severe, the City of Lincoln is making some changes to public services. Director of Lincoln City Libraries Pat Leach t...
Karla James Jan 06, 2022
Fire departments from Bennet, Hickman, Southeast, Douglas, and Palmyra responded to a large building fire just after midnight Thursday at Vogt Construction at 11811 Roca Road. Lancaster County Sheriff...
Karla James Jan 06, 2022
A 37 year old man is recovering after a home invasion around noon Wednesday near 20th and J Street. The victim told police a man was knocking on his door and eventually kicked it open. He told the vic...
Karla James Jan 06, 2022
Lincoln-Lancaster County health officials are reminding residents that there other COVID-19 testing options following the temporary closure of the NOMI testing site at the Gateway Mall in Lincoln. NOM...
Tom Stanton Jan 06, 2022
Bitterly cold temperatures coupled with gusty northwest winds will result in wind chill indices dropping into the 20 to 30 below range through noon today. Thus, a wind chill advisory is in effect unti...
Mark Vail Jan 06, 2022
551 COVID-19 cases were reported in Lancaster County Wednesday along with another 4 deaths. A man in his 50s who was unvaccinated, a man in his 60s who was vaccinated, a woman in her 60s who was vacci...
Mark Vail Jan 06, 2022
Lincoln Animal Control is urging pet owners to get your animals inside during this brutal cold spell. Manager Steve Beal tells KLIN News they have received 3 or 4 calls this week that primarily dogs w...
Karla James Jan 05, 2022
The extreme cold is keeping Lincoln's largest homeless shelter busy. "We're housing anywhere from 150 t0 180 men right now and another 100 to 120 women and kids," says Pastor Tom Barber of People's Ci...
Tom Stanton Jan 05, 2022
Nebraskans Against Gun Violence is speaking out in opposition of LB 773, a bill introduced by State Senator Tom Brewer that would prohibit regulation of carrying a concealed handgun by cities, village...
Karla James Jan 05, 2022