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Nebraska’s Anthony Colandrea Gets an Average Ranking Among Big Ten Quarterbacks

The senior transfer from UNLV is in the middle of the pack among QBs in CBS Sports rankings
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Crews respond to early morning apartment fire in Lincoln

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Fire and Rescue crews responded to an an early morning apartment building fire, Wednesday morning. Around 2 a.m., LFR responded to an apartment building near 25th and Q streets. While no visible smoke or flames were seen upon arrival, a 10/11 reporter saw firefighters working...
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Nebraska State Fair welcomes Home Free for free concert at TD Landing

All-vocal country group Home Free is coming to the Nebraska State Fair for a free concert Friday, Sept. 4 as part of the Nebraska Lottery Concert Series.
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Journey Announces Rescheduled Concert Date for Lincoln Show

Classic rock band Journey has rescheduled its concert stop in Lincoln as part of its Final Frontier Tour. The show, originally set for April 9, was postponed due to illness within the band. It is now scheduled for July 6 at Pinnacle Bank Arena. “The band looks forward to returning...
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Recruiting Blitz: Nebraska commits Trae Taylor, Tay Ellis dominate OT7

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor and wide receiver Tay Ellis teamed up for Cold Hearts this past weekend at OT7 Dallas. Inside Nebraska was in attendance to see the two Husker commits, along with a number of targets across the 2027 and 2028 recruiting cycles Inside Nebraska’s Tim Verghese shares highlights, along with evaluation notes and intel on some of Nebraska’s top commits and...
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Controlled burn taking place in Lincoln’s Pioneers Park

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A controlled burn is being conducted in Pioneers Park Tuesday morning. Lincoln Parks and Recreation said the controlled burn is taking place on about five acres near the bison viewing area west of the Pioneers Park Nature Center. It will last until noon. The park road...
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Cheba Hut Toasted Subs coming soon to Telegraph District

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A new sandwich shop is opening soon in the Telegraph District. According to the Telegraph District’s Facebook page, Cheba Hut Toasted Subs is looking to bring fresh flavors to the area. According to the restaurant’s website, the cannabis-themed sandwich “joint” is dedicated to combining homegrown...
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Lincoln ‘Soft Opens’ New South Haymarket Skatepark

Lincoln officials on Tuesday marked the soft opening of the city’s first in-ground skatepark and announced a new name for the surrounding park space in the South Haymarket. Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird said the skatepark at Canopy Yard, near 7th and N streets, is now open daily from sunrise to sunset, though temporary closures may occur as construction continues in the area.
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Filing: Man accused of killing Stromsburg couple and unborn baby aims to avoid death...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln man accused of killing a Stromsburg couple and their unborn child is seeking to avoid the death penalty. Court documents filed Tuesday show that 24-year-old Sterling James’s attorneys filed a motion to quash and declare the death penalty statutes unconstitutional. Evidence was brought...
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Gov. Pillen Announces Retirement of Crime Commission Executive Director Tuma

LINCOLN, Neb. – Today, Governor Jim Pilen announced the retirement of Executive Director Bryan Tuma of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. His final day with the agency will be June 5.Tuma has served the state for nearly 45 years, launching his career in the Nebraska State Patrol. He was superintendent of the Patrol for six years. Other leadership roles followed...

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