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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A large law enforcement presence was seen in a southwest Lincoln neighborhood Tuesday afternoon. Authorities were seen in the area of 7th and C streets just before 1 p.m. The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office confirmed there is an active law enforcement investigation happening in the area.

A teen was arrested after a large fight at Mahoney Park in northeast Lincoln on Saturday, according to the Lincoln Police Department.

Fire Department Coffee, a veteran-owned coffee roastery based out of Illinois, has selected Lincoln Fire and Rescue as its March Fire Department Club of the Month.

Lancaster County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing, with several solid full-time roles now open in Lincoln. From hands-on production to advanced engineering, there’s something here for every skill level.

U.S. home prices have set monthly record highs for over two years straight, pricing out many homebuyers and keeping more home sellers on the sidelines. Prices skyrocketed during the pandemic and have remained elevated since, largely due to persistent inflation and a chronic inventory shortage. But the market is...

Few athletes embody their sport and community like senior track and field athlete Ashriel Dixon. Dixon is a two-way threat within the walls of the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Not only is he both a jumper and a sprinter in his own sport, but a student-athlete and a cheerleader across the whole university. His impact...

After teaching students since the late 1970s, broadcasting professor and 90.3 KRNU General Manager Rick Alloway decided to retire through the Voluntary Separation Incentive Program. Alloway said that everything “perfectly aligned” at the right time, leading him to retire after spending 40 years at the University of...

Lancaster County’s job market is buzzing with great opportunities in Human Resources. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to lead a team, there’s something here for every career stage.

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.