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11-story residential complex could be built on site of Lincoln’s former Gold’s Building

The lot at 11th and N streets, which used to be home to the former Gold’s Building in downtown Lincoln, sits empty, but not for long. Lincoln’s Planning Commission on Wednesday advanced a proposal to build a $90 million, 11-story residential unit at the site. The 330-unit complex...
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Two Seriously Injured in Crash Near Hickman

The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office says two people were seriously injured in a two vehicle crash at 82nd and Roca Road near Hickman late Wednesday morning. “There was a northbound vehicle that had stopped at the stop sign, but then failed to yield to a westbound SUV,” says Chief Deputy Ben Houchin.
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The Bridge to close respite beds in Lincoln, citing funding gap

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — The Bridge will stop providing short-term respite services in Lincoln on July 1, closing six beds used for adults seeking support related to substance use and mental health. Executive Director Ed Thornbrugh said the organization has warned about the issue since December, and that the...
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Driver cited after Lincoln crash injures motorcyclist near Holmes Lake

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - One person was cited after a crash Monday north of Holmes Lake that injured a motorcyclist. Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to the intersection of 62nd Street and Normal Boulevard at 12:15 p.m. Lincoln police also assisted at the scene. A damaged motorcycle was found in...
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Crime Stoppers seeks tips in Lincoln retail theft, garage damage cases

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Crime Stoppers is asking for tips in two separate Lincoln cases involving a reported retail theft and damage to a garage door. In the first case on June 5, Best Buy employees near 70th and O streets reported that a man entered the store around 8 p.m. and pushed a cart of items toward the restroom
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After a “Few Bumps in the Road,” Bailey Zimmerman Is Confirmed as Country Music...

On Thursday, Ashland, Nebraska, will go full country with the Country Drive Music Fest. Presenting fans with four days of nothing but country hits, good food, and hopefully great weather, the festival promoted artists like Blake Whiten, DJ Grant Fisher, Hudson Westbrook, Koe Wetzel, and more. But when needing a headlin
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‘A lot of investigation needs to happen’, Seward County prepares for possibility of a...

SEWARD, Neb. (KLKN) – Data centers are popping up all over Nebraska. Gage, Otoe, and Lancaster Counties are already voting on temporary pauses on new data centers or considering them. As for Seward County, there is no confirmation one is headed their way at this time, but county officials...
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Nebraska’s Top Remaining 2027 Recruiting Targets as June Comes to a Close

The Huskers hosted 28 official visitors over the last three weeks, and 21 of them are now included in the class. Who's left?
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LPS Budget Keeps Tax Levy Unchanged for 2026-27

Lincoln Public Schools is proposing no increase in its tax levy for the 2026-27 budget, according to a preliminary budget preview presented to the Lincoln Board of Education Tuesday. The proposed levy would remain at $1.02 per $100 of property valuation, the same rate approved last year after the Board reduced the levy
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Threatening TikTok videos forced Centennial Public School to up law enforcement presence, communication with...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - In mid-April, five threatening TikTok videos were posted about Centennial Public School staff members, Seth Ford, superintendent, said. 10/11 covered the story and the ensuing investigation at the time. His administration immediately called local law enforcement and began communication with paren

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