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Sunday, another day with temperatures in the 90s with south winds gusting up to 45 mph. A cold front will move through Sunday afternoon and evening, which will develop isolated storms near Cherry county and O’Neil. These isolated storms will have the best chance for large hail and a few brief spin up tornadoes. These...

The Lincoln Children's Museum annual Red, White, and Blue BASH is June 28th, with kid-friendly activities to celebrate the 4th of July. Keepin’ Cool: The Lincoln Children’s Zoo talks animals and staff safety in the summer heat. Updated: 2 hours ago. As temperatures fly into the hundreds this...

While it might be roasting outside, one Lincoln business is really good at roasting inside. Lincoln celebrates Juneteenth with vibrant party at Woods Park. The summer sun blasting down Saturday didn’t stop hundreds from gathering at Woods Park to celebrate the Juneteenth holiday. Man arrested after crash damages...

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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln Police Department said that a road has buckled due to the extreme heat. LPD received the call right before 5 p.m. The road is located near South 56th Street between Old Cheney Road and Pine Lake Road. The outside lane going south on 56th will be closed for the weekend.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — While it might be roasting outside, one Lincoln business is really good at roasting inside. Inside The Coffee Roaster on Lincoln’s Old Cheney Road is the aroma of fresh beans and chatter of customers. It’s been apart of Sam Karnes’ everyday for most of her life.

LINCOLN — Students across the University of Nebraska system will see a 5% tuition increase this fall after the Board of Regents voted 10-2 Thursday to approve the hike, citing rising costs and limited state support. After about 40 minutes of discussion, Regents Kathy Wilmot of Beaver City and...

In a first time city swap, members of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, local government and businesses traveled to the capital of the Sunflower State to see how they’re addressing things like economic development and homelessness. Both car and cornhole enthusiasts got their fix on Friday, while also helping...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Juneteenth festivities kicked off in Woods Park on Saturday, as many gathered to celebrate their heritage and the end of slavery. In the extreme heat and high winds, one man attending the event said he would be out there no matter what. “It’s hot and...

Governor Jim Pillen speaks at today’s groundbreaking ceremony for DARI Processing in Seward. This afternoon, Governor Jim Pillen, state and local leaders, and Nebraska’s dairy industry celebrated the groundbreaking of a milk processing plant at the Seward Rail Campus. The facility is being built by DARI Processing,...