Lincoln kids sworn in as first responders with LPD and LFR for Halloween
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Hundreds of new faces joined Lincoln's police and fire departments on Thursday, as kids took on the job of first...
From nurse to patient: Cancer survivor shares her story
A longtime nurse and trauma program coordinator at CHI St. Elizabeth is sharing her personal journey with breast cancer in an effort to spread...
Husker volleyball to try to break Purdue’s Big Ten attendance record with game at...
LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska volleyball is looking to make history. Purdue made Big Ten history when they swept Indiana in front of a record-breaking...
Coverage of women’s sports jumps from 4% to 15% in five years
LINCOLN, Neb. - Women's Sports have seen coverage growth over recent years as more and more games are being watched. A study conducted by...
Driver injured after semi rolls into median on I-80 near Waverly
WAVERLY, Neb. (KOLN) - A semi driver was injured in a single-vehicle crash on I-80 just south of Waverly Thursday morning. The Nebraska State...
‘Bring it back’: Lincoln man upset after trike he rode to help with Parkinson’s...
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) - A Lincoln man is upset that someone stole his tricycle, which was more than just a way for him to...
Coverage of women’s sports jumps from 4% to 15% in five years
LINCOLN, Neb. - Women's Sports have seen coverage growth over recent years as more and more games are being watched. A study conducted by...
Lincoln man arrested for selling crack cocaine out of apartment, investigators allege
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln man was arrested Wednesday after being accused of selling crack cocaine from his apartment. The Lincoln-Lancaster County Narcotics...
Lincoln officials highlight benefits of $14 million stormwater bond on November ballot
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln city officials are educating voters on what approving a nearly $14 million stormwater bond issue on the November General...
Celebrate reptile month with UNL’s educational, native reptile night
The slithering sounds of snakes and other reptiles will fill the first and second floor lobbies of Hardin Hall on Oct. 24 from 4:30-7...
