City of Lincoln announces reopening of South 56th Street
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Lincoln Transportation and Utilities Department announced the reopening of South 56th Street between Normal and Pioneers boulevards. According to LTU, crews have completed the main improvements for this phase of the project. “We’re pleased to open South 56th Street,” said Thomas Shafer,...
Nebraska education plan highlights chronic absenteeism problem
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Nebraska Department of Education is putting their 4-year plan into action starting in 2026 after the state’s board of education spent a year shaping up a blueprint to improve academic success for students. One of the focal points, cracking down on chronic absenteeism in...
Cozy Christmas drive-thru light show returns to Nebraska Parkway in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - When the cold of winter bites, it can become hard to enjoy Christmas festivities with your family. The Nebraska Christmas Light Show in Lincoln, between 27th Street and Nebraska Parkway, offers all the holiday feels from the comfort of your own car. Five years ago, Constantine...
Lincoln Man Enters Not Guilty Plea in September Domestic Assault, Kidnapping Case
LINCOLN–(KFOR Dec. 11)–The 36-year-old Lincoln man suspected of abducting and assaulting his ex-girlfriend back in September has pled not guilty. Christopher Collins waived his right to appear at his arraignment Wednesday in Lancaster County court. He’s accused of kidnapping, terroristic threats, use of a deadly...
New Exhibit for ‘Tweens’ Opens Saturday at the Lincoln Children’s Museum
A new space is opening this weekend at the Lincoln Children’s Museum. The new “LNKLab” is designed specifically for kids ages 8 to 12, expanding the Museum’s offerings for older children and creates hands-on opportunities for reading, movement, creativity, and community involvement. A grand opening event...
Nebraska Wesleyan students award $10,000 grant to Good Neighbor Community Center
The Good Neighbor Community Center helps low-income people and supports Middle Eastern and North African immigrants and refugees. The organization currently serves more than 5,000 people.
Lincoln Standing Bear students develop startup skills in UNL business pitch program
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — Students at Lincoln’s Standing Bear High School got the chance to channel their best “Shark Tank” impressions by participating in a Quick Pitch program with the Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Nebraska. More than 50 ninth and tenth grade students...
Nebraska’s 13 Sandwich Spots You Absolutely Can’t Miss
Hungry for the tastiest handhelds across the Cornhusker State? This guide maps out the must-try sandwich stops where crusty bread, sizzling grills, and bold flavors collide. From small town counters to bustling city favorites, consider this your road trip checklist. Bring an appetite and a little curiosity, because...
UNL Delta Tau Delta house mom fills motherly gap for fraternity
At 7 a.m., Connie Wilson places a spread of jams, English muffins and cereal across the table, then boils a fresh pot of coffee for her 65 sons. By 8 a.m., dozens of college students grab breakfast – some coming back from a 4-mile run at ROTC training and others heading to their desk jobs in suits.
Snow and arctic cold this weekend
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A significant pattern change arrives this weekend with accumulating snow Saturday and cold temperatures that will make Sunday morning feel like the dead of winter. Snow begins Friday evening and continues into Saturday morning with the potential for very minor accumulations in Lincoln. However,...

















