Category Archives: KLIN News
Man Rescued From Lincoln Apartment Fire
A man was taken to the hospital Sunday night after fire broke out in his apartment near 40th and G Streets. LFR's Nancy Crist says they received reports that a man was inside the apartment and was una...
Oct 11, 2021
Lincoln Teen Found With Drugs, Loaded Gun In Park
An 18 year old is facing drug and weapons charges after an LPD officer found him and two other people in a parked vehicle at Antelope Park early Monday morning. Officer Erin Spilker says the park was ...
Oct 11, 2021
Man Facing Charges After Crashing Into Lincoln House
A 20 year old Lincoln man is facing charges after police say he crashed a car crashed into a house in the 2000 Block of A street around 5 Sunday afternoon. "The collision was significant enough...
Oct 11, 2021
Hospitalized Inmate Dies in Omaha Hospital
An inmate in his 40s died Saturday at a hospital in Omaha. The inmate tested positive for COVID-19 prior to being hospitalized. For the privacy of the family as well as to maintain the confidentiality...
Oct 10, 2021
Hospitalized Inmate Dies - Had Tested Positive for COVID-19
An inmate in his 30s died Friday at a hospital in Omaha. The inmate tested positive for COVID-19. For the privacy of the family as well as to maintain the confidentiality of the man's medical records ...
Oct 09, 2021
Two COVID-19 Deaths In Lancaster County Friday
There are two more COVID-19 deaths in Lancaster County Friday, a man in his 40's and a woman in her 50's Both were hospitalized and unvaccinated. That brings the number of deaths in the county to 295....
Oct 08, 2021
Community Volunteers Needed To Provide Free Tax Help In 2022
The IRS is looking for Lincoln-area volunteers to train for the upcoming filing season to provide free tax help. This season, organizers of the Lincoln Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program are hopi...
Oct 08, 2021
Ricketts, Public Employees Union Reach Agreement On New Labor Contract
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts announced Friday a contract agreement with state public employees that will provide significant pay hikes, particularly to those working in some health care and high-de...
Oct 08, 2021
Timm Resigns From State Board Of Education
Patricia Timm resigned from the State Board of Education after 17 years of service. Timm was first appointed to represent District 5 by Governor Mike Johanns in 2004. Since then she has worked tireles...
Oct 08, 2021
Arrest Made In Construction Equipment Theft
Another arrest has been made in the theft of construction equipment along the South Beltway project last September. The Missouri State Patrol Thursday arrested 22 year old Bryatt Wadlow for the theft ...
Oct 08, 2021