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Lincoln: A 18-year-old Lincoln East High graduate died in a Memorial Day crash near a local intersection, sparking an ongoing investigation. A small plane made an emergency landing near Blair Executive Airport after an engine failure, highlighting aviation safety.

Lincoln — Tiffany Yant continues her father’s legacy by training law enforcement on grief and duty after his death two years ago, while 12-year-old Jessie Roush raises funds for Make-A-Wish with her ice cream creations. Boaters face low water levels at Nebraska reservoirs, and Theileria, a tick-borne parasite, has been found in local cattle.

Lincoln's latest episode covers a fatal crash west of town at Northwest 84th and West O streets, ongoing pool safety updates at Arnold Pool, and the hiring of Michael Chatman as Nebraska's new Director of Strength and Conditioning.

Lincoln's latest episode covers a tribute to fallen heroes at Veterans Memorial Drive in Antelope Park, a multi-vehicle crash west of Lincoln, and the announcement of One Book One Lincoln finalists. The episode also highlights the Nebraska baseball NCAA regional tournament in Lincoln and weather updates for the area.

Lincoln's Local Wire update covers Memorial Day events in Seward, including VFW Post 4755's community gathering, and Lincoln Lutheran High School's historic Class C State Baseball Championship win. The episode also highlights Nebraska Softball's sweep over Oklahoma State and the upcoming 2026 NCAA Baseball Regional in Lincoln.

Lincoln's Seward community honored veterans with Memorial Day events hosted by VFW Post 4755, while Lincoln Lutheran High School celebrated its first Class C State Baseball Championship. Nebraska Softball advanced to the Women’s College World Series after a sweep of Oklahoma State, with standout performances from Alexis Jensen and Hannah Coor.

Lincoln — The Local Wire covers the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nebraska softball's NCAA Super Regional win, and updates on the Big Ten Baseball Tournament scheduling. The episode also highlights local mom Emily Korte's budget adjustments and Memorial Day weather forecasts.

Lincoln's NCAA Super Regional softball game between Nebraska and Oklahoma State has been postponed due to severe weather, now set for a later date at Bowlin Stadium. A local Facebook group, "Everyone Has Value," founded by Destiny Hadcock, is helping Nebraskans support small businesses through collaboration and resource sharing.

Lincoln's latest Local Wire update covers a downtown crash that damaged power lines, Lincoln's parks department climbing to 25th in the 2026 ParkScore Index, and Lincoln Southwest High School winning the Class A State Soccer Championship. The episode also highlights a paramedic couple's $50,000 GoFundMe campaign and rising oil change costs in the city.

Lincoln's Local Wire covers Lexi Wagner's adoption after 900 days in foster care, the Lincoln Pius X girls' soccer team's state championship win, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's decision to cut its meteorology program amid severe weather concerns. The episode also highlights a concrete mixer accident on a railroad line in southern Lincoln County.

Lincoln residents are grappling with the aftermath of a San Diego Mosque shooting, sparking discussions on community safety and interfaith unity, while severe storms and tornadoes continue to impact the region, including a confirmed tornado in Central Nebraska. A western Nebraska man received a 22-year sentence for child pornography, underscoring efforts to combat digital crimes and protect vulner...

Lincoln, Nebraska is bracing for severe storms with tornado watches active through Sunday night and farmers facing extreme drought conditions, with over two-thirds of the state in dire need of rain. The Will’s Walk mental health event drew hundreds to Holmes Lake, highlighting community support for mental health awareness and resources.

Lincoln residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms in western Nebraska through Sunday with large hail and tornado threats, while farmers across the state face extreme drought conditions amid calls for aid. Public health officials also monitor two passengers from the MV Hondius now in Omaha’s National Quarantine Unit, and the Nebraska softball team secures a win in the Lincoln Regional.

Lincoln residents face severe drought conditions as Nebraska farmers, including Lincoln-area farmer Larry Hudkins, struggle with extreme dryness and water shortages. Lincoln police arrested Clarence Wilson for six burglaries, while the Nebraska softball team made a strong regional comeback and severe weather warnings remain active with new quarantine updates.

Lincoln's Local Wire covers a rollover crash in southeast Nebraska, a bike drive event in Lincoln, and a nonprofit supporting youth with disabilities. The episode also highlights severe storm warnings and weather updates for the upcoming days.

Lincoln's Local Wire update covers a cruise passenger transferred from Omaha’s biocontainment unit to the National Quarantine Unit, rising storm risks with severe weather expected by weekend, and the Nebraska softball team’s regional games amid ticket affordability concerns. The episode also highlights Lincoln’s Hygiene Network “Diva Party” and a bike drive partnership with Channel 8 News.

Lincoln voters rejected $64 million and another bond proposal in Norris school districts, raising concerns about education funding. A two-vehicle crash in east Lincoln near South 70th Street and Victory Park Road left one car on its side, with injuries under investigation.

Lincoln's Local Wire update covers a 2.8 magnitude earthquake near Cowles, Nebraska, lane closures on I-180 for bridge demolition, and the city council's decision to keep the $15 minimum wage. The episode also highlights a Lincoln mother's fundraising effort for the Children’s Hospital through a Super Mom competition.

Lincoln drivers should plan for road closures near downtown due to construction on 6th and P Streets. Nebraska softball made history by winning the Big Ten tournament, while a single mother received a free car from local business owners.

Lincoln's Nebraska softball team made history by winning the Big Ten tournament with a 7-2 victory over UCLA, securing their second-ever championship. A toddler was seriously injured in a car crash through a Lincoln restaurant wall, prompting safety reviews, while local business owners surprised a single mom with a free used car as part of a community initiative.

Lincoln officials confirmed a bomb threat at a Seward Walmart was a swatting call, while the University of Nebraska works to restore Canvas accounts after a hack. Local businesses surprised a single mother with a free car, and a new initiative in Lincoln links running to addressing homelessness.

Lincoln's Seward Walmart was temporarily closed after a potential threat investigation, while a house fire in northeast Lincoln sparked a quick fire rescue response. Nebraska joined 23 states in supporting a federal stay on Mifepristone, with AG Mike Hilgers filing an amicus brief.

Lincoln's latest Local Wire update covers a student's miraculous recovery at Cathedral of the Risen Christ School, the grand opening of the Clyde Malone Community Center, and warnings about illegal water pellet guns in the city. Also discussed are delays at Nebraska DMV and a forecast of cool temperatures with minimal rain chances.

Lincoln's Local Wire covers the reopening of the Old Main Bar and Grill in Crete, a volunteer group from Lincoln aiding tornado victims in Oklahoma, and a prescribed burn at Wilderness Park to reduce wildfire risks. The episode also highlights efforts to make youth football more accessible in Lincoln and updates on the city's cool and unsettled weather.

Lincoln's Waverly Public Schools are finalizing a $64 million plan to modernize facilities after a previous bond failed, with a community vote coming soon. Grand Island firefighters are auctioning a rare bourbon barrel from Iowa’s Lonely Oak Distillery to raise funds for local nonprofits.