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Small town says certificate of need law blocks it from saving nursing home
LINCOLN – Regulations and a state law are blocking a small Nebraska village from saving its nursing home from closing. That’s what a state legislative committee was told Wednesday concerning the Butte Senior Living Facility, a 40-bed nursing facility scheduled to close at the end of the month. Scott Brewster, chairman of the Butte Village […]
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‘I felt more violated’: Tenants report recent rash of crimes at southeast Lincoln apartments
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Many in a southeast Lincoln neighborhood are taking to social media to voice their concerns over recent crimes in their area. Most live in apartments along Normal Boulevard near 40th Street. Some of the crimes noted on social media include theft and vandalism. Mary Hultgren,...
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Would-Be Rural Teachers See Their College Dreams Dashed by Trump Funding Cuts
When a 19-year-old college freshman at the University of Nebraska Lincoln got an email last month asking her to meet in a classroom on campus with her fellow teachers-in-training for an announcement, she had a sinking feeling the news wouldn’t be good. She and 15 other students had started at the college that fall in […]
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Tyler Goodrich found, but more than 700 other Nebraskans remain missing
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – While one missing persons in Nebraska comes to an end, hundreds of others remain a mystery. “When my sister disappeared, I looked for her every waking hour for six months,” Jannel Rap said. She last saw her sister, Regina Bos, almost 25 years ago,...
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LPD: Man targeting shoppers in string of thefts at Lincoln grocery stores
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Police are searching for a man involved in a string of thefts targeting shoppers at grocery stores across Lincoln. On Feb. 28, the man entered Super Saver near 56th Street and Nebraska Parkway and took a customer’s wallet out of her purse when she wasn’t looking.
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Nebraska’s climate helped investigators ID Tyler Goodrich quickly, forensic expert says
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Officials say Tyler Goodrich’s body was in a wooded area in Lincoln for more than a year. When someone’s body is found months or even years after their disappearance, forensic science becomes a beacon of hope for families wanting answers. “Sometimes these cases...
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‘Knicely done’: WOWT bids farewell to longtime anchor John Knicely
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Wednesday marks the end of an era for Omaha broadcasting as longtime First Alert 6 Anchor John Knicely’s last newscast airs at 10 p.m. To understand a different side of John Knicely and his 50 years in broadcasting, First Alert 6 asked for perspective from those who saw him from both sides of the television: his children.
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Scores from day one of Nebraska boys state basketball
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Day one of the Nebraska boys state basketball tournament is tipping off Wednesday morning. In Class A, Lincoln Southeast takes on North Star and Lincoln Southwest faces Westside in the first round. Lincoln Lutheran also has a morning matchup with Fillmore Central at the Devaney...
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Fire burns through north Lincoln lumberyard
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A lumberyard in north Lincoln erupted in flames Tuesday night. The fire was reported just before 10 p.m. near 23rd and Y streets. When crews arrived, they saw such heavy flames and smoke that they immediately called for extra help. The Channel 8 Berry Law...
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Man wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas arrested in Nebraska
YORK, Neb. -- A suspect wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas was arrested yesterday in southeast Nebraska. 49-year-old John Adier was driving a semi-truck when he committed a hit-and-run on a vehicle on Interstate 80. Adier's semi was pulling a cattle trailer, and was found moments after being reported. He...
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Protest held outside Sen. Ricketts' Kearney office
KEARNEY, Neb. — The public organized a peaceful protest outside of United States Senator Pete Ricketts’ Kearney Office Tuesday. Around 3 p.m. central Nebraskans gathered to address a wide range of issues the country currently faces in hopes of putting pressure on Senator Ricketts to make the best decisions for Nebraska.