Johnson takes lead after Day 2 of qualifying at 2025 U.S. Women’s Open
LINCOLN, Neb. – After the second day of qualifying at the U.S. Women’s Open at Sun Valley Lanes, Stefanie Johnson of McKinney, Texas, now holds the overall lead with a 16-game total of 3,398 after managing to tame the fully flat, 38-foot oil condition that was laid out.
Open Range launches to support Nebraska’s startup ecosystem
After years of fragmented efforts across Nebraska’s startup ecosystem, a new nonprofit is stepping in to help founders navigate the landscape, connect with resources and accelerate ideas into action. Open Range, launched in direct response to the Silicon Prairie Rising report, aims to serve as the organizing backbone...
Over 115,000 lbs of food collected in 10/11 Show You Care Can Care-a-Van
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Preliminary numbers are in and 116,169 lbs of food was collected in the Care Can-Care-a-Van. This number does not include Lincoln totals. All that food goes to the local food pantries in the communities where the donations were collected. A big thank you to everyone who participated and...
Rider on Motorized Bike Seriously Injured in Crash
LINCOLN—(KFOR June 15)—A collision between a vehicle and a motorized bike Saturday evening in midtown Lincoln sent on person to the hospital. Lincoln Police officers were traveling in the area of 28th and “O” Street when they witnessed a serious injury crash between a westbound vehicle and a motorized bike which was...
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Dylan Raiola and Huskers to Face Talented Quarterbacks in November
In Part Three of our QB series, Nebraska will see three highly touted transfers
4-star Nebraska target sets commitment date right after trip to Lincoln
Nebraska surges for Hayden Ainsworth after camp visit as SEC suitors fade
NU Regents to vote on tuition hike, $20 million in budget cuts on June...
LINCOLN — The University of Nebraska Board of Regents are set to consider a tuition increase, as well as millions of dollars in additional cuts to the NU’s core budget at their next meeting Thursday, June 19. At the meeting, the board will vote on the university’s proposed...
WATCH: Morning Pulse with Craig Allison June 13, 2025
Jack Mitchell raises more than $20,000 during ‘Walk of Shame’ around Lincoln. 10/11 caught up with Mitchell on Friday in the midst of the 25 mile long walk to see how he was doing. Updated: 5 hours ago. Two Lincoln teens are in the hospital with gunshot wounds...
Portions Of Several Streets Downtown Closed
LINCOLN—(KFOR June 14)-Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU) announced this week that portions of several streets will close beginning June 13, 14, and 16. The closures are as follows:. 17th Street between “O” and “P” streets will be closed until 2 p.m. Sunday, June 15, for the Star City Pride...