Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs begins work on peace pole project
The Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs is beginning to work on a project involving peace poles. According to a Monday post, the commission is working with the Rotary District 5650 and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to create peace poles. It says poles will be placed in various locations throughout Nebraska,...
$220,000 Nebraska Pick 5 winning ticket sold in Lincoln still unclaimed
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — The Nebraska Lottery said one unclaimed ticket from Saturday’s Nebraska Pick 5 drawing matched all five winning numbers: 04, 08, 18, 26 and 40. The $220,000 winning ticket was sold at U-Stop #07, located at 5600 S. 56th St. in Lincoln. Winning tickets expire...
Staying Home: Rautenberg Commits to Her Home State Huskers
The 2028 middle blocker is the daughter of former NU All-American Lisa Reitsma.
LIVE: Firefighters respond to large hotel fire in north Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) -Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to a fire in north Lincoln on Monday. The fire was reported near Superior Street and Industrial Avenue at 6:50 p.m. This is an ongoing incident. Stay connected to 1011now.com for the latest information.
48th Street to Close for Pavement Repairs; Additional Street Closures Announced
LINCOLN, Neb. — Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU) has announced several upcoming street closures, including a two-week closure of 48th Street for pavement repairs. Beginning Wednesday, June 17, 48th Street between Adams Street and Cornhusker Highway will be closed to traffic. The closure is expected to remain
City Waives Block Party Fees for America 250 Celebration
Lincoln residents are being encouraged to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary by bringing their neighborhoods together. As part of the citywide America 250 celebration, Lincoln Transportation and Utilities is waiving the usual $45 block party permit fee through July 5th. LTU’s Erika Hill says the goal is to make it..
As Husker recruiting rolls on, let’s take stock of the weight of that June...
Recruiting rolls on and Nebraska has continued to add to its class this weekend. But that June 5 weekend is like few others in what it produced for Nebraska with commitments. Put a bookmark on this page. It was a weekend that dramatically shaped this Husker 2027 recruiting class. One...
Heavy police presence, K-9 search reported in north Lincoln overnight
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A heavy police presence was reported in north Lincoln early Monday morning. Just before midnight, Lincoln emergency crews responded to an incident that would eventually make its way to 48th Street and Cornhusker Highway. After midnight, a 10/11 reporter arrived on scene and saw a car that appeare
Woman who died after Highway 77 crash in southwest Lincoln identified
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The woman who died after a crash on Highway 77 in southwest Lincoln on Friday was identified as Jayme Karash. The crash report released by the Lincoln Police Department provided new details about what led to the crash at the intersection of Highway 77 and Warlick Boulevard at 9:45 a.m.
Nebraska’s once-controversial ‘500-mile Sculpture Garden’ celebrates 50 years
To mark America's 250th birthday, the Nebraska Arts Council is planning a series of events to celebrate the sculptures installed for the bicentennial in 1976.
