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The fund began with the inspiration from a cocker spaniel named Sadie, but to keep pets and their parents healthy and happy for as long as they can, they need your help. More>>
In an effort to revamp and fix a broken child welfare system, lawmakers are now looking at eliminating the state board altogether. Some senators believe threats are being made to keep people from talking. More>>
Police say they ticketed a teacher at Southwest High after he assaulted a student. More>>
President Obama is sending colleges and universities a notice: keep tuition costs down or risk losing federal funding. More>>
If you end up with Norovirus, you'll definitely miss a couple of days from work. But it's scarier in health-care facilities, where lower, immune systems can make symptoms much worse. More>>
David Hergert had faced up to 3 decades in jail after a bank fraud case. More>>
A measure to abolish the death penalty in Nebraska has been pulled from debate in the Legislature, but could return later in the session. More>>
Funeral arrangements have been made for Officer Tony Howe. More>>
James Greenwood will go to prison for first degree sexual assault of a 9-year-old girl. More>>
If passed, Legislative bill 961 would put the responsibility back in the hands of the state. Now lawmakers are trying to figure out it it's the people doing the work or the process, that needs to be fixed. More>>
The Antelope Valley Project is the result of five years of planning and construction. Today, we got the first inside look at what Lincoln is hoping will kick start the Antelope Valley development. More>>
Some good news in the local housing department. Especially when you look at national numbers. More>>
The former Nebraska governor and U.S. senator says he will not make a decision this week on whether to run for the U.S. Senate seat he once held. More>>
Under a current law, if a person breaks into your house and you use force without first retreating, the suspect could sue you if he gets hurt. A new bill proposed by Senator Lautenbaugh would address that issue. More>>
Great news for a Lincoln software company. They're growing much faster than expected. More>>
The tiny pests that have been reported in at least two UNL dorms have been possibly found in a fraternity house. More>>
After three years of environmental studies, Republicans like Nebraska's Lee Terry say it's time to move forward with Transcanada's Keystong XL Pipeline. But the State Department disagrees with how they hope to speed up the process. More>>
Micheal Wills pleaded guilty to leading police on a March 2010 high-speed pursuit that ended in a crash. More>>
A Congressional hearing was held Wednesday morning on Rep. Lee Terry's bill regarding the Keystone XL Pipeline. More>>
Lincoln police say the woman stabbed her boyfriend during an argument near 11th and D. More>>
By: Kelly Sommariva ksommariva@klkntv.com Parking garages like the one at 14th and P started letting you park for the first hour free during the summer of 2010. Since the program began, it's really More>>
The Sheriff says 37-year-old Walter Russell's blood-alchohol level was three times the legal limit. More>>
The small paper balloons powered by a flame would be illegal in Nebraska under a measure before the State Legislature. More>>
A new program is being offered that is aimed at low income schools in Lincoln. It's made possible by a federal program, and although the one going on now is only a guinea pig, staff says they can see it spreading out and changing a lot of lives. More>>
The fire shut down parts of 27th street for hours, and investigators continue to look for the cause. More>>
By: Ashley Harding aharding@klkntv.com He may have announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate months ago, but today Jon Bruning is making it official. In a press conference this morning, the Attorney General More>>
By: Ian Hest ihest@klkntv.com Cassandra Briggs pled guilty to stealing close to $9,000 from the Santa Cop Program she ran between 2008 and 2010. Briggs, a former Lincoln police officer, was arrested More>>
Robert Mahler will go to prison for vehicular homicide in an accident that killed Alexis Calfee and Christopher Oberg. More>>
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is receiving a $25 million federal grant to research various forms of E. coli bacteria. More>>
A local church has been burglarized and vandalized and so far police say they have no suspects. More>>
Here in Lincoln, people were speaking out about the life of Joe Paterno. More>>
The Nebraska State Patrol is preparing meetings across the state for people who want to find out more about the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Compliance Safety Accountability Program. More>>
Police say a teenager lost part of a finger when he got it caught in a fence playing lazer tag. More>>
For college students, Saturday mornings are usually reserved for catching up on sleep. Instead, today some had what you may call a take home test. More>>
How old is your car? More and more of us are hanging on to them longer than before as the economy continues to slowly recover, meaning good news for auto repair shops. More>>
Prison inmates are in the spotlight this Legislative session. More>>
After 29 years of service, board members voted to end Carol Stitt's tenure as executive director. More>>
Flames and smoke destroyed a home in Crete, leaving a family to rebuild. Now, they look back on the night that changed everything. More>>
Nebraska is still waiting to hear Bob Kerrey's decision on whether or not he will run for Nebraska Senate. More>>
Russwood Auto at 84th and O announced it's calling it quits. More>>
Union Pacific plans to invest $1 billion in railroad projects in Nebraska over the next several years. More>>
A Lincoln teen is getting a second chance at life, after undergoing the first heart and liver transplant in Nebraska. More>>
The city of Lincoln's making some big bucks off of your unpaid parking tickets. More>>
Police say the victim found the suspect in her car early Friday morning. More>>
The capacity of the People's City Mission is around 350 people. This past July, they set a record of serving 378 and that was surpassed Tuesday night with 390. More>>
North Platte police say the 25-year-old woman left her daughter home alone. More>>
A Nebraska native will be keeping a close eye on the NFL playoffs this Sunday. That's because he helped recruit a few of the starting players. More>>
Occupy Lincoln has been told to make way for the renovation of Centennial Mall. The occupiers may not be too thrilled, but the city says it's a necessary move. More>>
One Senate Republican candidate wants to put the clamp down on Washington. More>>
Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Heavican says the judicial branch is testing a new, regional approach to court services to improve efficiency. More>>
It's now day 97 at the Occupy Lincoln camp. A number this group can only see going up, but may not get the chance to. More>>
Whether they want to see more jobs in the state, or they're worried about the environmental impact of the oil, politicians on each side of the debate had something to say about the decision today. More>>
A legislative panel would continue to track Nebraska's child welfare reform efforts through at least 2014 and report annually on the progress made, under a bill in the Legislature. More>>
It's true, these projects will cost money, but university officials say if they're approved it'll mean more jobs and better healthcare. It might even combat the nursing shortage. The University is asking More>>
Months after last summer's Missouri river flooding, Fort Calhoun's Nuclear power plant is getting close to re-opening. More>>
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