Episodes

  • Lincoln News Today — June 22

    Lincoln News Today — June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Lincoln's Local Wire update highlights a car fire in central Lincoln, severe weather warnings for Nebraska, and veteran Shawn Donald's golf fundraiser for PTSD awareness. The episode also covers Dwaine Leonhardt's recognition as Lincoln’s "athlete of the week" for his Adventure Golf Center dedication.
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  • Lincoln: Severe storms and flooding threats loom for Lincoln this weekend. | June 21

    Lincoln: Severe storms and flooding threats loom for Lincoln this weekend. | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Lincoln residents should prepare for severe storms impacting the region Saturday into Sunday, with heavy rain and potential flooding, while Birria Boss on O Street adapts to roadwork by expanding takeout options. The Red Sea Rising event will also take place at the Hawks Championship Center, offering a community-focused celebration.
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  • Lincoln: Severe storms and flooding threats loom for Lincoln this weekend. | June 20

    Lincoln: Severe storms and flooding threats loom for Lincoln this weekend. | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Lincoln: Severe weather warnings are in effect for southwest and south-central Nebraska through Saturday, with heavy rain and flooding risks. Local businesses like Birria Boss are adjusting to O Street construction, while the University of Nebraska System's 2026-27 budget faces opposition over funding and tuition hikes.
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  • Lincoln: Severe weather and heavy rain possible in Lincoln | June 19

    Lincoln: Severe weather and heavy rain possible in Lincoln | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Lincoln residents should prepare for severe storms and flooding expected Friday through Sunday as a cold front brings heavy rain and travel disruptions. The city also faces legal challenges from the Nebraska attorney general over its minimum wage ordinance, while the Near South Tool Library launches a free tool access program to aid local families and businesses.
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  • Lincoln: North Lincoln Hotel Fire Caused by Discarded Cigarette | June 18

    Lincoln: North Lincoln Hotel Fire Caused by Discarded Cigarette | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Lincoln's latest update includes a fire at the Fairfield Hotel and Suites linked to a discarded cigarette, weather forecasts for scattered showers and weekend storms, and updates on job challenges in Lexington and new STEM opportunities at the Lincoln Children’s Museum. City officials also announced plans to reseat Pinnacle Bank Arena for the 2027-28 Nebraska men’s basketball season.
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  • Lincoln: Hotel Fire in Lincoln Caused by Discarded Cigarette, Building a Total Loss | June 17

    Lincoln: Hotel Fire in Lincoln Caused by Discarded Cigarette, Building a Total Loss | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Lincoln's latest episode covers a devastating fire at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in North Lincoln, calls for stricter smoking rules, and a rise in traffic fatalities across Nebraska. The episode also details upcoming World Cup matches and weather updates with storm chances and wind advisories for eastern Nebraska.
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  • Lincoln: Massive hotel fire forces evacuations, three arrested in shooting, and a warm... | June 16

    Lincoln: Massive hotel fire forces evacuations, three arrested in shooting, and a warm... | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Lincoln's latest update covers a major fire at the Fairfield Inn & Suites, an overnight shooting and chase in the Portia St. area, and academic honors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The city also faces warming weather with a slight rain chance early Tuesday.
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  • Lincoln: Legendary Husker coach George Darlington passes away at 87 | June 15

    Lincoln: Legendary Husker coach George Darlington passes away at 87 | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Lincoln mourns the passing of longtime Nebraska Football assistant coach George Darlington, who died at 87, while city crews close three streets for utility work. FEMA has approved aid for a wildfire in Nebraska, and the Savannah Bananas will play a sold-out game at Memorial Stadium Saturday.
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