Cigarette believed to cause overnight fire at UNL’s Theta Xi
A discarded cigarette is believed to have caused a fire outside of Theta Xi early Wednesday morning. Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to the fraternity home just after 12:10 a.m. on a reported fire. The fire started outside the building and did not spread to the fraternity house, according to a LFR spokesperson.
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approves bridge project funding
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approved an agreement to allow the county to participate in a state program that helps pay for bridge repair projects. Under the program, the state would cover 55% of the cost, and the county would cover the remainder. Currently,...
High grocery prices affect Lincolnites’ plans to celebrate Superbowl
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Super Bowl LX is scheduled for this Sunday, and many fans usually prepare by stocking up on party essentials like chips, beer, and soda, but this year, grocery prices are up. Because of this, many Lincolnites are changing how they celebrate. Tonya Ellis decided to...
‘Elated’ missing pregnant woman and her husband were murdered by the male victim’s half-brother,...
At the time of her disappearance, the victim was 32 weeks pregnant, police said. She was said to be "excited and elated" about the baby on the way. The post 'Elated' missing pregnant woman and her husband were murdered by the male victim's half-brother, police say first appeared on Law & Crime .
Rider safety, fair pay and community: While Leadville and Unbound grab headlines, these other...
Controversy may fuel gravel racing headlines, but these three events are preserving its spirit while improving safety, pay and access
Light Goose Conservation Order starts Feb. 10
NEBRASKA — The Light Goose Conservation Order begins Feb. 10, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The dates are: East Zone, Feb. 10-April 15; Rainwater Basin Zone, Feb. 10-April 5 and West Zone, Feb. 10-April 5. White and blue-phase snow geese and Ross’ geese may be taken...
Lincoln City Council discusses new apartment complex to bridge downtown and Telegraph
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln City Council discussed a potential new apartment complex coming to 18th and N Streets, Monday. The “18N Building Redevelopment Project” was presented to city council members for a second reading, aiming to bridge the gap between downtown and the Telegraph District. During Monday’s...
Lincoln East hires alumna as new volleyball coach
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln East High School alumna will return to her alma mater to serve as the next head volleyball coach. East Athletic Director Zach Limbach announced Monday the hiring of Katie Wenz. “Having one of our own return to lead the program is incredibly meaningful. Her...
Nebraska State Patrol trooper avoids crashing car on I-80
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Nebraska State Patrol trooper narrowly avoided being struck by a sliding car Thursday as icy conditions triggered a series of crashes on Interstate 80 just west of Lincoln. According to the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP), two troopers were assisting stranded motorists when an out-of-control...
Lincoln man sentenced in Morrill County District Court for Possession of a Deadly Weapon
BRIDGEPORT, Ne. -- Cody Scalf, 37, of Lincoln, was sentenced in Morrill County District Court on charges of Felony Operating a Motor Vehicle to Avoid Arrest and Felony Possession of a Deadly Weapon by a Prohibited Person. He was also charged with Obstructing a Peace Officer and Driving Under Suspension.
