Chip-seal project to start on Highway 6 on Wednesday
The Nebraska Department of Transportation announced that a chip-seal project will begin Wednesday on U.S. Highway 6.
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16-year-old driving ATV killed in North Omaha crash, authorities say
A 16-year-old boy was killed in a crash involving an ATV in North Omaha late Saturday night.
WEEKEND WRAP-UP: Most watched videos in Lincoln this week (July 5, 2026)
On this week’s Weekend Wrap-Up, a former Lincoln orthopedic surgeon accused of sexual harassment faces discipline, a Nebraska running back was arrested in Florida on an aggravated battery charge and more.
Body of teen recovered after multi-day search at Wehrspann Lake
The family of the teen at the center of a search at Wehrspann Lake say his body has been recovered.
Southeast Nebraska village submits state of emergency declaration after Friday storms
The village of Cook submitted a state of emergency declaration on Saturday after Friday’s severe weather.
Sunny and seasonal Sunday
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - After a cooler than average Saturday our highs heat up for the second half of the weekend.
This Day in History - July 4: Nebraska Governor designates Seward ‘Nebraska’s Official 4th of July City’
July 4, 1973 - Seward was designated “Nebraska’s Official Fourth of July City” by Governor J. James Exon in 1973.
Log Road Fire reaches 81% containment; NEMA returns power to local firefighters
The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency reported on Saturday that the Log Road Fire is now 81% contained.
Trump mixes patriotism with partisanship as he celebrates America’s ‘joyous’ 250th anniversary
President Donald Trump mixed partisan politics with patriotic appeals as he commemorated the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Federal disaster declaration approved for Nebraska after historic spring wildfires
President Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for Nebraska to boost recovery efforts for communities impacted by severe wildfires from March 2 to April 2.
Father, son preserve history of Blue River Cattle Trail in Seward County
Dwaine and Tom Fosler are working to bring official recognition to a little-known piece of Nebraska history: the Blue River Cattle Trail.
Nebraska moving to lift SNAP restrictions on soda and energy drinks after court ruling
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services is in the process of lifting restrictions on soda and energy drinks after a recent ruling.
Seward prepares for nearly 50,000 visitors at Nebraska’s official America 250 celebration
Seward police say the FBI, State Patrol and National Guard will all have a presence Saturday as the city expects nearly 50,000 visitors for Nebraska's official America 250 celebration.
Lincoln barber offers free haircuts four times a year at Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach
A local Lincoln barber knows that a little help, like a haircut, can go a long way.
‘The party keeps going’: Lincoln fireworks tents ready for 4th of July, possible severe weather
For fireworks tents around Lincoln, the 3rd and 4th are the only days they can legally sell, and some say they won’t let a little rain stop them.
Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari wanted in Lincoln, accused of assaulting pregnant woman
Former Nebraska Wrestler AJ Ferrari was booked on multiple charges in Lincoln County on Saturday.
Nebraska farmer creates American flag and eagle design in 70-acre soybean field for 4th of July
For one Nebraska farmer, celebrating the Fourth of July means leaving a message for the world to see from above.
Nebraska State Patrol warns about danger of laser pointers after arrest
Pilots with the Nebraska State Patrol are urging Nebraskans the danger behind laser pointers and aircrafts.
Lincoln police ask for public’s help finding missing 14-year-old
Police say Mailey Figueroa was last seen in the early morning hours of June 20th.
AI-generated call issues bomb threat at Nebraska school
York County Sheriff's Office seeks information after investigation reveals AI voice used in call.
This Day in History - July 3: Independence Day celebrations start a day early
July 3, 1901 - Independence Day celebrations started a day early in 1901, when a display of fireworks for sale at H. Hardy’s Ninety-nine Cent Store in Omaha was lit by a dropped match.
Nebraska State Patrol steps up enforcement for July 4th weekend
The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) will be on patrol across the state this weekend as America’s 250th birthday is Saturday.
Seward police allowing bottle rockets despite city ordinance
The city will follow the state fire marshal’s regulations, which permit those types of fireworks.
Nebraska State Patrol welcomes two new K9s
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Nebraska State Patrol expanded its Police Service Dog Unit with the addition of two newly certified Belgian Malinois, the agency announced Thursday.