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Friday is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. SRO's are vital in build relationships within school communities and partnering with school staff to create a safe, supportive learning env...

On this Valentine's Day, Nebraskans are being encouraged to register as an organ donor and help save the life of someone in need. National Donor Day is observed each year on February 14 to celebrate t...

A man is facing first degree murder charges in the shooting death of his ex-fiance in Seward last Saturday night. The Nebraska State Patrol has officially arrested Casey Klindt for the murder of Jamie...

Lincoln Police were called to 2nd and 'O' Street early Thursday morning on a report of a man who set a car on fire. Public Information Officer Erika Thomas says 41-year-old Jacob Leibel stole two beer...

Lincoln Police have released the results of a traffic enforcement project over Super Bowl weekend that focused on impaired driving. From February 7 through 9 additional officers worked overtime to ide...

A combination of strong winds, blowing snow and a wintry mixture of precipitation will be possible today. This could create a few slick roads. Southerly winds could gust up to 45 mph, with the blowing...

Lincoln Police are investigating a home invasion burglary that took place about 1:45 am Friday near 13th and VanDorn. LPD Lieutenant Michelle Jochum tells KLIN News someone dressed in all black, weari...

Nebraska leaders are expressing praise for President Trump's agriculture secretary Brook Rollins. The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly confirmed Rollins to lead the department Thursday on a 72-28 vot...

A water main break in south Lincoln left behind a large hole near 20th and Lake streets. The incident happened just before 6 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 13, and a Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU)...

The Lincoln community has spoken: "Chile" is the name of the Lincoln Children's Zoo's newest humboldt penguin chick. After fielding hundreds suggestions from the public, zoo staff narrowed it down to ...