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Lancaster County’s finance scene is buzzing this month, with openings from entry-level banking to executive leadership. Whether you’re starting out or ready to lead, there’s something here for you.

Lincoln homeowners can now apply for the Rainscaping Lincoln–Sustainable Landscapes Cost Share Program, which helps fund projects that improve water quality. The program reimburses 50% of eligible costs, up to $2,000, for features like rain gardens, bioswales, waterwise lawns, or pavement removal.

The American Job Center (AJC) at 1330 N Street, Suite A is offering a full month of free career-building events this April. Sessions include resume and interview workshops, financial literacy classes, veterans outreach, and multiple hiring events with local employers like Allied One Source Staffing Solutions and...

LINCOLN—(KFOR Mar. 22)—A fire early Sunday morning in south Lincoln affected two homes, with occupants in one of them being displaced. Lincoln Fire and Rescue was called to a home in the 5600 block of Coyote Circle, which is northeast of 34th and Old Cheney, after someone smelled smoke. A fire fully involved a garage...

EAGLE, Neb. (KOLN) - A woman took a plea deal on Monday after she was accused of abusing a child at an unlicensed daycare in eastern Nebraska in 2024. According to court records, 39-year-old Robin Sinner was found guilty of committing neglectful child abuse resulting in no injury and providing unlicensed child care....

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln man accused of setting a playground on fire and hitting a police officer with drumsticks was arrested Thursday. Lincoln police were called to the area of 10th and Benton streets at 10:45 a.m. on a report of a fire. The caller reported that 24-year-old Sang Huynh was pouring gasoline...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Fire and Rescue shared several photos of their experience with the western Nebraska wildfires on Saturday, and reminded residents to not burn any items during the Red Flag Warning. Several LFR members returned from western Nebraska on Thursday, where four wildfires are still burning....

Nebraska Farmer magazine and Farm Progress were honored with the Outstanding Service Award, bestowed on March 10 by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Agricultural Economics at its annual spring banquet on East Campus. Editor Curt Arens and staff writer Elizabeth Hodges accepted the award on behalf of...

Nebraskans from Omaha to Lincoln to cities and towns across the state are making plans and readying placards to join the next installment of the No Kings protests on Saturday.  Assembly is a freedom enshrined in the Bill of Rights. For those who took to the streets by the thousands in the 1960s, massive marches […]

Nebraska does not advertise its best breakfast spots, and honestly, that is part of the deal. The places worth knowing about are usually the ones with a parking lot full of trucks at seven in the morning and a laminated menu that has not changed since the nineties. Someone greets...