Category Archives: KLIN News

Candidates are asked to be mindful of state and local laws guiding the placement of campaign signs. Secretary of State Bob Evnen says, "We are moving into the business time of election season. While c...

The Lincoln Police Department responded to three accidents overnight Monday in Lincoln – two resulted in deaths. The first culminated from a disturbance according to Captain Jake Dislaver. ̶...

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Ronnie Green spoke with KLIN’s Kellan Heavican last week. Green reflected on the Big Ten’s decision to return to play football this fall. He also ...

An attorney for a white business owner who was charged in the fatal shooting of a Black man during civil unrest in Nebraska says the man has died by suicide. Police say Jacob Gardner’s body was ...

90 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday and another 68 reported in Lancaster County Sunday brings the community total to 5,698. The number of deaths in the community remains at 23. Visit COVID1...

A 50-year old inmate at Lancaster County Department of Corrections has died. Jeffrey Thomas was found unresponsive in his housing unit. Correctional staff administered life-saving measures until he wa...

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department reports the COVID-19 risk dial remains in the mid-Orange, or High Risk category for yet another week. At a briefing today, Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird ann...

During the LES Administrative Board meeting Sept. 18, Lincoln Electric System staff and the Board's Budget & Rates Committee recommended no increase to retail electric rates in the 2021 budget an...

The Nebraska Department of Corrections reports an inmate in his 50's died Friday at a Lincoln hospital where he was receiving medical treatment. Upon admission to the hospital, he tested positive for ...

Today, Governor Pete Ricketts welcomed news that Nebraska has the lowest unemployment rate in the United States, at 4.0%. "As we continue to get Nebraska growing after the disruptions of the pandemic,...