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Flooding hampers travel around Ashland
ASHLAND, Neb. (WOWT) - Ashland authorities advised caution navigating around the small city Friday as highways and roads were cut off from flooding that hit the state overnight Wednesday. In a 9 a.m. social media post, the Ashland NE Volunteer Fire Department said all county roads were impassable. “All of...
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City of Beatrice announces street closures due to flooding
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The city of Beatrice announced several street closures due to flooding caused by Wednesday’s heavy rain. Center Street, from Belvedere Avenue to Court Street (U.S. Highway 136). Helen Street at Center Street. City officials also said that, based on the latest river forecast from the...
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BNSF hit by severe weather in Southwest and Nebraska
BNSF Railway is continuing recovery after flooding at two locations on its system this week. On Thursday, Oct. 1, the railroad reported service disruptions in the Lincoln, Neb., area after 4 to 5 inches of rain fell in a few hours led to widespread flooding. High water disrupted operations at the railroad’s Lincoln Yard, with [...] Read More...
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Lincoln Breaks Ground on $33M Multi-Modal Transit Center to Ease Commutes
LINCOLN, NEB — Whether heading to a crucial medical appointment or packing the family into the car for a Husker game day, navigating downtown traffic in Nebraska's capital is about to get a lot easier. Following a recent groundbreaking ceremony at 9th and G streets, city leaders and federal...
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Seward closes multiple roads due to flooding
SEWARD, Neb. (KLKN) — The Seward Police Department (SPD) announced certain road closures due to flooding today, Oct. 1. East Seward Street between Plum Creek Lane and the traffic circle. South 2nd Street between Izaak Walton Road and Oak Street. Bridge at the fairgrounds to go to Kiddie Korral.
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Sept. 24: Lincoln StarTran Board discusses bus delays, fare payment upgrades and accessibility
The Lincoln StarTran Advisory Board received updates on bus operations, infrastructure projects and planned service improvements. Assistant Transit Director Carla Cosier said downtown construction has caused delays of up to 30 minutes on the No. 44 O Street route. StarTran is continuing work on a fare payment upgrade that will allow riders to pay by tapping phones and debit cards. Fare boxes are expected by December, though credit card processing does not yet have a launch date. The groundbreaking for Lincoln’s Multimodal Transportation Center has taken place.
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Lincoln Urges Fans to Allow Extra Time for Downtown Travel
Fans traveling to downtown Lincoln for football and volleyball events should allow an extra 30 minutes to an hour because of construction and increased traffic, city officials say. Lincoln Transportation and Utilities and Park & Go issued the reminder Wednesday. Drivers are encouraged to check traffic conditions before leaving, follow...
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Flash Flooding Closes Omaha Area Roads as National Weather Service Warns of Dangerous Overnight Travel and a Jackknifed Semi Stalls Interstate 80 Near 42nd Street
OMAHA, NE — Heavy rain triggered flash flooding across the Omaha metro Wednesday night, forcing road closures, stranding some vehicles and creating hazardous driving conditions across several neighborhoods. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the area through 3 a.m. and warned that the situation was dangerous and life-threatening.
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Semi spins out on slick I-80 in Omaha amid heavy downpours
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Flooding, mudslides close major roads in Omaha metro for morning commute
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Omaha Public Works says streetcar construction crews prepared for heavy rainfall
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - With continuing rain — and possible flooding — in the forecast for the Omaha metro Wednesday night, First Alert 6 checked in with the city to see how the weather might impact construction along the streetcar route. In particular, First Alert 6 asked about...
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‘A 100-year event’: Dozens rescued from record flooding in Omaha; mudslides close roads
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha emergency crews rescued dozens of people Thursday morning from flooding as waters reached depths of 8 feet in some areas of the metro area. “The National Weather Service tells us the Missouri River jumped three feet from the rain in Omaha, which is significant. They also say we are set to dry out over the next week, which us also important,” Mayor John Ewing Jr. said in a live update later that morning.
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Lincoln Breaks Ground on $33M Multi-Modal Transit Center to Ease Commutes
LINCOLN, NEB — Whether heading to a crucial medical appointment or packing the family into the car for a Husker game day, navigating downtown traffic in Nebraska's capital is about to get a lot easier. Following a recent groundbreaking ceremony at 9th and G streets, city leaders and federal...