Category Archives: KLIN News

University of Nebraska Regent Elizabeth O'Connor announced Tuesday that she will resign from the Board of Regents, effective Jan. 9. This comes just days before the start of the 2026 legislative sessi...

In accordance with the Raise the Wage ballot initiative passed by voters in 2022, Nebraska's minimum wage will increase to $15 per hour effective January 1, 2026. This is the final year of increases t...

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has recorded its second case of measles this year. On Tuesday, DHHS confirmed an unvaccinated child with a history of travel to Arizona had been di...

Governor Jim Pillen continues to collect endorsements for his 2026 re-election campaign, securing Tuesday his first cosign from the State Troopers Association of Nebraska (STAN). STAN serves as a labo...

Nebraska will receive more than $218 million in federal funding aimed at strengthening rural health care, following an award announced by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Govern...

Statewide gaming tax receipts dropped 2.1% in November compared to October, totalling just over $4.8 million. Lincoln's WarHorse casino tax receipts were down 5.5% in the same time period at just over...

Several volunteer fire departments spent hours battling a fire at a Pillen Family Farms hog barn near Humphrey early Monday morning, working through freezing temperatures and strong winds. The Humphre...

An elderly couple in Hickman has lost a quarter of a million dollars after falling victim to an elaborate, months long scam. Lancaster County Sheriffs Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said the case began in A...

Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews battled an apartment fire and frigid temperatures around 5:30 a.m. Monday near South 11th and "G" Streets. LFR Spokeswoman MJ Lierman said six of the eight units in the t...

A 37-year-old Lincoln woman was arrested late Sunday afternoon by Lincoln Police at a residence in the 2300 block of F Street. LPD officers learned Grace Ann Phillips had confronted several juveniles ...