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Blizzard warning prompts school closures and late starts; cities declare snow emergency
KEARNEY, NEB. — Most of central Nebraska may see blizzard conditions early Wednesday prompting schools to close while cities declare snow emergencies. Monday reached around 80 in the area and Tuesday brought sunny skies with temps in the 60s but Nebraska weather can change in a hurry and overnight into Wednesday things could turn dangerous.
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Appeals court upholds feedlot owner's theft convictions
BATTLE CREEK, Neb. -- A northeast Nebraska feedlot owner's theft conviction will stand for now. In a decision released Tuesday, the Nebraska Court of Appeals upheld the felony theft conviction of Travis Belina of Battle Creek. A jury convicted him in 2023, after he was accused of stealing cattle from...
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Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department issues Public Health Advisory
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department issued a public health advisory on Monday following the release of untreated wastewater into surface waters near N. 20th Street and N. Gate Road from a private sewer line. This water flows into Salt Creek near N. 27th and Fairfield streets.
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Blizzard conditions shut down I-80, Highway 30 between Lexington and Lincoln
KEARNEY, Neb. — Blizzard conditions forced the closure of Interstate 80 and Highway 30 in both directions between Lexington and Lincoln as hazardous weather creates treacherous travel conditions, the Nebraska Department of Transportation announced Wednesday morning. A Blizzard Warning remained in effect until 2 p.m. for the region, with...
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Man arrested in investigation of objects left on highway near Bennington
BENNINGTON, Neb. (WOWT) - Douglas County Sheriff’s deputies have made an arrest in a string of mysterious traffic incidents last year along Highway 36. First Alert 6 was there Monday as deputies brought 23-year-old Spencer Rademacker to the station. He’s facing charges of attempted first-degree assault and felony criminal mischief.
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Schools, state legislature unsubscribing to student cell phone use
As the clock hits 11:10 a.m. at Grand Island Senior High, the cafeteria staff is prepared for more than 650 freshmen to file in. Students fill the lunchroom, sitting down next to their friends while they wait for their section to be sent through the food line. Teachers or school...
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Changing weather conditions in Lincoln, from rain to sleet to snow
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The City of Lincoln said winter operation crews are on standby ready to respond to changing conditions. Crews began patrolling at 4 a.m. and when conditions allow, they will apply granular salt, pre-wet with brine before the morning commute. Plowing will begin on emergency, school and bus routes when snow begins to accumulate.
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Man killed in crash north of Grand Island
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — One man was killed Monday in a two-vehicle crash in central Nebraska. The crash was reported about 6:30 a.m. at Nebraska Highway 92 and Second Road, which is about 20 miles north of Grand Island. Two vehicles were going south on Second Road together and...
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Blizzard conditions expected Wednesday morning
HASTINGS, Neb. - A powerful winter storm is set to hit Nebraska early Wednesday morning, bringing blizzard-like conditions including snow and high winds to most of the state. According to the national weather service out of Hastings, snow accumulation is expected to range from two to six inches in most areas with some spots possibly seeing more.
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Lincoln Police locate missing teen
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln Police Department has located a missing 18-year-old girl. Police had originally asked for the public’s help Tuesday after she was last seen on Saturday. On Tuesday afternoon, police said that the girl alerted law enforcement that she is safe. Other details in this...
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Nebraska Town Offers $50,000 House Down Payment If People Move There
In the hometown of Daniel Whitney — aka Larry The Cable Guy — the local nonprofit development corporation wants to build 25 new homes in the next five years. To “Git-R-Done,” it’s offering new homebuyers $50,000 in downpayment assistance for people to move there as part of a campaign to revitalize the town of 878 people 80 miles southeast of Lincoln.