BREAKING: Victim Identified In Friday Night Stabbing Death

LINCOLN, Neb. (Aug. 6, 2022 – KOLN) – Lincoln Police are investigating a shooting that happened either late Friday night or very early Saturday morning. LPD tells 10/11 NOW that officers were called to Bryan West Hospital just after midnight, after they say a 23-year-old man walked into the facility with a gunshot wound.

LINCOLN, Neb. (Aug. 6, 2022 – KOLN) – The Lincoln Police Department is investigating a three-vehicle crash that occurred at N. 1st and Cornhusker Highway on Saturday at 12:07 p.m. The preliminary investigation determined a red SUV was southbound on N 1st and violated the red traffic signal...

Lincoln, NE (August 5, 2022) A man driving a stolen car was arrested after driving away from a gas station without paying, Before he was in custody, however, two other vehicles had been smashed up, including a police cruiser, and he had driven through a backyard wooden privacy fence. The...

Star City Shores, 4375 S. 33rd Ct., will close Aug. 8 through Aug. 11, due to a lifeguard staffing shortage. Star City Shores will reopen on Aug. 12 for the final weekend of the season. (KFOR Lincoln August 6, 2022) Star City Shores, 4375 S. 33rd Ct., will close August...

(KFOR News Lincoln August 6, 2022) Beginning Monday, August 8, the eastbound lane of Lincoln Mall between South 11th and 12th streets will be closed for a building construction project. This work is scheduled to be completed by January 2023. StarTran Route 55-Downtown Trolley will be detoured around the closure. Sidewalks on the south side of Lincoln Mall will be closed. The eastbound bike lane will be closed. The recommended bike lane detour is to follow South 11th Street to “H” Street to South 12th Street.

Lincoln, NE (August 5, 2022) The work week ended with Friday’s lab report showing 92 new confirmed cases of Covid 19. Earlier in the week, on Tuesday, the City-County health Department announced that the Covid-19 Risk Dial would remain in the Orange Range, indicating a high risk of the virus spreading through the community. That rating was maintained for a fourth straight week large because of the level of new cases each day, which averaged 88 through last week. Today, the Health Department reported 92 new cases confirmed, indicating the stubborn virus is not yet ready to stop interfering with daily lives.