Stabbing At Omaha School
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) – Police say a male student stabbed a female student, then himself, at a high school in Omaha. The incident led to the lockdown Tuesday afternoon of Burke High School. The Omaha World-Herald reports the incident happened around 2:30 p.m. in the school’s Junior ROTC room. A school resource officer called in…… read more »
Chinander Talks Defensive Struggles and Northwestern
The Huskers practiced for a little over two hours this morning at the Hawks Championship Center. Afterwards, defensive coordinator Erik Chinander met with the media to talk Wisconsin, his defensive concerns, and Northwestern. The Husker defense got gouged by the Badgers, giving up well over 500 yards of total offense. 370 of those yards came…… read more »
Governor and Nebraska’s Ethanol Board Praise President Trump’s Approval of E15
Governor Pete Ricketts and the Nebraska Ethnaol Board praise news that President Trump has directed the EPA to approve the use of E15 year around. They says it is great news for Nebraska farm families continuing to combat low corn and soybean prices. More consumption of E15 is expected to increase demand for their commodities…… read more »
Animal Control Looking For Pair of Dogs That Attacked and Elderly Couple and Their Pet in South Lincoln
Lincoln animal control is asking for the public’s help in locating two dogs that jumped from a moving vehicle and attacked an elderly couple and their dog. Supervisor Steve Beal with Lincoln Animal Control says the couple was walking their dog near the intersection of Cedar Avenue and Woodsdale Boulevard when the attack happened.…… read more »
A number of Lincoln Cabela Credit Card Employees Are Losing Jobs
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – Officials say more than 150 people will lose their jobs at Cabela’s former credit card operation in Lincoln. Capital One Financial notified the state last week of its plans. As part of Cabela’s $5 billion sale to Bass Pro Shops last year, Cabela’s World’s Foremost Bank subsidiary was sold to Synovus…… read more »
Group Undaunted by Mayoral Term Limit Opponents
The group behind the proposal to limit mayors to three terms in Lincoln is planning an aggressive campaign to get it approved by voters. Political Renewal Association spokesman Matt Ennis tells KLIN’s Jack Mitchell on LNK Today that he is not surprised by Republican Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert’s coming out against the proposal that would…… read more »