Category Archives: KLIN News

About 775 evacuees from Afghanistan are expected to settle in Nebraska as part of the first group arriving in the United States. State department data obtained by The Associated Press detailed how a f...

Martin Parsons, 57, was last seen in the 2300 block of Northline Court (southwest of 27th and Superior) around 5 a.m. Martin has an intellectual disability that requires 24-hour supervision. He is 5'5...

Lincoln Police have arrested two men for the robbery of DeLeon's at 27th and Randolph Tuesday morning. Police say 38 year old Timothy Washington entered the restaurant and cornered the two female empl...

Acting United States Attorney Jan Sharp announced that Ian Michael Ivey, 24, of Lincoln, Nebraska, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Lincoln for conspiracy to distribute/possess with intent ...

Two West Nile Virus (WNV) deaths for the 2021 season have been confirmed this week in the Three Rivers District Health Department (3RPHD) that includes Dodge, Saunders, and Washington counties. Both i...

Lab-confirmed cases reported Wednesday: 162 (56 cases were due to delayed reporting, samples were collected between August 12 and September 7) Total number of cases: 37,326 Deaths reported Wednesday 2...

Non-emergency phone lines at the 911 center are experiencing technical difficulties. If you are in need of non-emergency public safety services and cannot reach us at 402-441-6000, please dial one of ...

(AP) The state Department of Revenue says Nebraska government collected more tax revenue than expected last month. The department reports net tax receipts of $547 million in August, which is 9% higher...

(AP) A new watchdog report warns that Nebraska's prisons face a persistent staffing crisis that has created dangerous conditions, including maximum-security units that are going unstaffed for hours at...

Residents across the state have felt the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year in terms of their physical health, mental health, work, and consumer habits according to the University of ...