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The highly contagious illness marked by severe coughing pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is on the rise in Lancaster County according to local health officials. Cases have seen a steady increa...

Earlier this week two fishermen fell through the ice at Holmes Lake and were able to safely get themselves out of the water. LFR Battalion Chief Mark Majors says with the warming temperatures he is ur...

Earlier this week 29-year-old Michael Reis of Omaha became the first person in the state to receive a life sentence for distributing fentanyl resulting in a death. Emily Murray is with the DEA in Omah...

Lincoln Police say a 15-year-old boy was seriously injured after he was struck by a van at 48th and Cornhusker Wednesday afternoon. According to Lincoln Police the van was westbound on Cornhusker arou...

About 8:45 Wednesday evening Lincoln Police were called to investigate shots fired near Northwest 48th and Adams. Several spent shell casings were found in the street and two houses suffered damage. A...

One Nebraska lawmaker has introduced a bill seeking to pump the brakes on yearly increases to the state's minimum wage, which was mandated by a vote of the people in 2022. The Minimum Wage Increase In...

The Lincoln Police Department has identified the officer who fired his service weapon during an officer-involved shooting Monday morning, Feb. 24. The incident began with a traffic stop outside an apa...

Lincoln Police say a man and woman are dead following a domestic disturbance Wednesday afternoon. Police Chief Michon Morrow says officers were called to the area of 84th and Sandalwood Drive on a rep...

Southeast Community College (SCC) is touting momentum this spring semester with a 12% increase in enrollment compared to last year. SCC President Paul Illich says they have more than 10 thousand stude...

With the arrival of spring-like temperatures more motorcycles are hitting the road and LPD IS urging both riders and drivers to remain vigilant and prioritize safety. "In Lincoln, speed remains the le...