In a news release from Congressman Jeff Fortenberry: In his speech and subsequent hesitation to swiftly react to the violence, the President wrongly amplified an emotionally charged environment––emboldening persons predetermined to do violence, adding to a mob frenzy, and overshadowing the important policy work of four years and those who peacefully stood by him. Our…… Read more »
Governor Pete Ricketts issued a statement Wednesday following news that Redstone Arsenal had been named as the preferred location of U.S. Space Command (USSPACECOM). Nebraska was designated as a reasonable alternative location. “Even with today’s announcement, Nebraska will continue to make the case to the incoming administration for bringing USSPACECOM to the Heartland in the…… Read more »
The Lincoln Police Department is aware of potential rallies being planned at the Nebraska State Capitol. The department is monitoring information and working with multiple law enforcement agencies to obtain the most accurate information. Based on the valid information we receive; we will plan accordingly to ensure the safety of all.… Read more »
Lincoln Police stopped a vehicle on January 11th around 7 p.m. for no plates at 14th and B Street. The driver, 37 year old Risa VanMeter was not able to provide a drivers license or paperwork for a vehicle. Police say she was acting nervous and the office questioned her about her behavior. She denied…… Read more »
The father of a 19 month old girl is facing charges after he returned her home from visitation on January 11th just after 2 p.m. at 14th and E. The mother called police and when officers arrived they called an ambulance. it was apparent the girl had a broke femur. She also had extensive bruising…… Read more »
Lincoln Police were called to 1th and F street on January 12th at 9:30 a.m. after a man called saying he was assaulted. The 37 year old man said his roommate was armed with a box cutter and was assaulted. He told police that 41 year old Kambis Amjad had left the building and was…… Read more »
For a 10th week, the Lincoln-Lancaster County COVID-19 Risk Dial remains in the Red, or severe risk category for spread. This COVID-19 Risk Dial provides a summary of current conditions in the Lincoln-Lancaster County community. Each color incorporates federal and national guidance published by public health experts and is coupled with specific guidance. Five key…… Read more »
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered MJB Worldwide LLC and Hy-Vee Inc. to stop the sale and distribution of disinfectant wipes that EPA says are noncompliant with federal law and may represent a danger to consumers. “During the COVID-19 pandemic, EPA has observed increased production and sale of unregistered products claiming to kill viruses…… Read more »
A total of 15,000 National Guard members have now been activated and will deploy to Washington, D.C., to help provide security in the run up to the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. The Nebraska National Guard tells KLIN News that 30 members are in-route or will soon be leaving for the nation’s Capitol. They will…… Read more »
The Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development announces the promotion of Luke Peltz to Vice President of Economic Development from his previous position of Director of Business Development. Peltz succeeds Pat Haverty, who passed away in September 2020, and has served as the Interim Vice President of Economic Development since that time. During Peltz’s time as…… Read more »