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Lincoln Transportation and Utilities (LTU) announced today that portions of three downtown streets will temporarily close beginning August 15 to accommodate the arrival of University of Nebraska-Linco...

Friday is National Aviation Day and the Lincoln Airport will be celebrating by screening the aviation classic "Top Gun" on the side of the old Cold War hanger for the next installment of the LNK Outdo...

Lincoln Police have made a second arrest in connection with a deadly shooting in the parking lot of Russ's Market at South Coddington and West 'A' Street last month. The LPD SWAT Team served a warrant...

Nebraska State Patrol troopers have made 821 arrests for driving under the influence so far in 2024. That's a 23 percent increase from this same time last year. On Wednesday morning NSP launched an en...

Lincoln woke up to damp city streets this morning, and those storms might be back tonight with a vengeance. National Weather Service Meteorologist Van DeWald tells KLIN News the greatest threat area w...

Lincoln Police are investigating the theft of more than $5,000 worth of tools from three separate home construction sites. The first incident was reported on Monday by a construction worker who found ...

A two vehicle crash in a northeast Lincoln neighborhood Wednesday morning injured one person. LFR Battalion Chief Aaron Pospisil tells KLIN News they were called to 64th and Morrill Avenue just after ...

A motorcycle rider learned that you can run from the law but you can't hide. LPD Public Information Officer Erika Thomas says the NSP helicopter spotted the man driving recklessly and committing traff...

Lincoln Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's help in identifying possible suspects involved in a Walgreens parking lot hit-&-run, and the burglary of a bicycle from an outdoor shed. The first...

On a 34-11 vote to end debate on Legislative Bill 34, lawmakers approved a very different version of a Property Tax Relief plan than initially proposed by Governor Jim Pillen. Senators worked through ...