Lincoln NE

If you ask the owners of the four gyro shops in downtown Lincoln how they got started, the story will have two things in common. Gyros, of course. Also, family. For decades now, a mostly friendly but sometimes contentious gyro war has been waged at the corner of 14th and O streets between the two original shops:...

A retooled offensive line was a major emphasis over the offseason, and Nebraska's QB1 is confident in the group up front.

The sun shines as windows roll open. The smell of sweet and savory crepes fills the air, leaving customers indecisive on their orders. What will it be? A classic French treat or a play on your favorite fast food item?. Crepe Cafe is Nebraska’s first and only crepe food truck...

LINCOLN–(KFOR Apr. 1)–A woman crashed her vehicle into an east Lincoln Cost Cutters on Wednesday morning. It was shortly after 10am when police and LFR were called to the Cost Cutters at Piedmont Shopping Center near Cotner Boulevard and “A” Street, where reports of a woman has crashed her vehicle into the building....

LPD needs help identifying suspects in a random bus attack and a case involving a motorcyclist fleeing police.

LINCOLN–(NU Athletics Mar. 31)–Nebraska softball two-way star Alexis Jensen was named the National Freshman of the Week by Softball America, D1 Softball and Softball on Sports Illustrated, the organizations announced Tuesday. Jensen went 2-0 in the circle last weekend and helped the then-No. 9 Huskers to a series...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A portion of O Street in downtown Lincoln will close Sunday for tree removal and preconstruction ahead of Project O Street. Lincoln Transportation and Utilities said Tuesday that the westbound lanes will close for tree removal and preconstruction work, while one lane in each direction will...

Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Lincoln neighbors are giving away all kinds of free items this week — from furniture and home goods to kids’ gear and more.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A former Lincoln special education teacher convicted in a child abuse case was denied a new trial and sentenced on Wednesday. Hilary Everett, 44, was found guilty of one count of felony child abuse resulting in no injury on Feb. 6. Her defense requested a new...

Waverly, Nebraska’s city council approved a 195-foot cell tower near Lawson Park yesterday despite strong opposition from residents, according to KLKN-TV. The tower would be at the edge of the park near an area that features several ball fields and family recreation areas. The city’s Park and Recreation Department...