Pedestrian killed in west Lincoln crash
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A pedestrian was killed in a crash early Tuesday morning in west Lincoln, police say. The crash happened near Northwest 22nd and West O streets just before 6 a.m. According to a preliminary investigation, a man in his 50s was crossing O Street when he...
Hidden Heroes: Lincoln Northeast drama teacher inspires generations of students
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - In 10/11 NOW’s latest edition of Hidden Heroes at Lincoln Public Schools, we talked with an educator who has been inspiring many for decades at Lincoln Northeast High School. Drama teacher Mr. Bruce Chapman is described as more than a director: he’s also a mentor....
Law students inspire middle schoolers during Constitution Week in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. — University of Nebraska-Lincoln law students engaged with Pound Middle School students during Constitution Week, celebrated annually from September 17-23. The event marks the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787 and aims to educate the public on its significance. This year, law students visited...
Sherrone Moore addresses Brandyn Hillman’s taunting penalty at Nebraska
Michigan's head coach addressed Brandyn Hillman's taunting penalty against the Huskers at his weekly press conference on Monday
Department of Transportation closes three Interstate 180 ramps for pavement repairs
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Nebraska Department of Transportation announced the closure of three Interstate 180 ramps Monday night. Weather permitting, the southbound ramp to westbound Cornhusker Highway, the southbound ramp to eastbound Cornhusker Highway and eastbound Cornhusker ramp to southbound I-180 will close...
Lincoln ABC Affiliate Sold as Rincon Buys Standard Media Stations
Rincon Broadcasting Group is buying all of Standard Media Group‘s stations, which include network affiliates in Nebraska, Kentucky, and Rhode Island. An equity acquisition agreement filed with the FCC on Sept. 22 calls for Rincon to pay Standard Media parent CNM Television Holdings $50 million “less the aggregate...
5 Nebraska Spots Where Runza Could Still Feel Old-Fashioned
Runza restaurants have been a Nebraska staple since 1949, serving their famous stuffed bread pockets across the state. While many locations have modernized over the years, some still maintain that classic, nostalgic feel that longtime customers remember. I’ve traveled across Nebraska to find spots where you can enjoy...
Nonprofit sues Nebraska Secretary of State over Department of Justice demand for voter data
A HopeSpoke employee accused of sexually assaulting a teen in the Lincoln nonprofit’s care was arrested on Friday. When the "Big Beautiful Bill" was signed into law there were many people concerned with provisions in it that would take away federal funding from SNAP and require states to foot more of the bill.
Voices of Hope Marks 50 Years With Survivor Celebration
For 50 years Voices of Hope has been a local leader in supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking and other forms of abuse. On Thursday night, an anniversary celebration called “A Taste of Hope will be held to honor survivors. “A Taste of Hope is more...
Lincoln man sentenced for setting house and golf course shed on fire
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln man accused of setting a vacant home and golf course shed on fire in Lincoln earlier this year was sentenced Monday to 26 to 31 years in prison. Cory Cramm, 36, of Lincoln, pled no contest on Aug. 20 in Lancaster County District Court...

















