Yik Yak post of East Campus gunman reported to UNLPD an hour after arrival
Editor’s Note: A video used in this article includes profanity. Students were alerted of a dangerous person with a gun near the Nebraska East Union, over an hour after they arrived on campus Monday night. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department Assistant Chief Marty Fehringer said the delay in the...
LSO Warns Residents About Traffic Violation Text Scam
The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office sent an alert out Easter Sunday morning about a text message you may have received concerning an outstanding traffic violation. LSO Public Information Officer Kelsey Cruz says it’s a scam. “We are encouraging folks to completely ignore and delete the text. Do not...
Two charged for fighting after road rage
HOSPERS—Two people were arrested about 4 p.m. Sunday, April 5, near Hospers on a charge of disorderly conduct — fighting/violent behavior. The arrest of 61-year-old Mark Ridder Young of Lincoln, NE, and 18-year-old Jacobi James Fischer of Hospers stemmed from an erratic driving complaint on the Highway 60 expressway, according to the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office.
Nebraska Wrestling: AJ Ferrari, Ty Eise and Alan Koehler Enter Transfer Portal
Nebraska now has roster spots available and some cash to spend as it looks to add to its lineup in the transfer portal. The transfer portal opened up on April 1, and Nebraska has seen three wrestlers enter over the last few days. Nebraska’s All-American AJ Ferrari — who transferred...
This Day in History – April 5: Residents of Havelock vote to prohibit alcohol
April 5, 1910 - Residents in Havelock voted to prohibit alcohol on April 5, 1910. The year before, Lincoln had voted to prohibit alcohol, and University of Nebraska Chancellor Samuel Avery had stated that cases of intoxicated students were due to Havelock and its proximity to the school.
Newest groundwater report shows several pockets of decline
Several areas in Nebraska saw groundwater levels decline between spring 2024 and spring 2025, according to a new report from the Conservation and Survey Division at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Researchers found that groundwater levels across 4,695 wells in Nebraska recorded an average decline of 0.29 feet, and 62% of...
Nebraska’s Berlyn Schutz breaks school record at Stanford invitational
On Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4, seven Nebraska Track and Field athletes traveled to Palo Alto, California, for the Stanford Invitational. The Huskers joined 304 other teams for the event. Junior Berlyn Schutz set a school record in the women’s 5000-meter run with a 15:39.38 time. Schutz’s run...
Inaugural Flights From LNK to Las Vegas, Orange County Takeoff Wednesday
The Lincoln Airport will launch new nonstop service to Las Vegas and Orange County this week, marking an airline service milestone for LNK and new low-cost option for flyers. Airport officials say the inaugural Breeze Airways flight is scheduled to arrive Wednesday, April 8, around 2:10 p.m., with departure shortly after from Lincoln Airport.
Light Snow Possible Overnight in Lancaster County
Lincoln and Lancaster County have a small chance to see light snowfall overnight Monday into early Tuesday morning. Officials with the National Weather Service in Omaha say some areas could see closer to 6 inches of snow, especially in the Omaha metro area. Surrounding areas within the narrow band could expect a “sloppy” 1 to 4 inches of snow.
Nebraska parts ways with women’s gymnastics coach, begins national search
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Nebraska Athletics will begin searching for a new head coach for the women’s gymnastics program following the departure of head coach Heather Brink. Athletic Director Troy Dannen announced the change in leadership on Monday. Brink’s contract will not be renewed once it expires on June...
