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Thousands of Lancaster County property owners experience valuation change

11 hours ago | 1011now.com | Brandon Mueting

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The recent release of home valuation numbers by the Lancaster County Assessor’s Office has some property owners feeling dispirited. This year, 112,000 owners are seeing changes out of the 123,000 properties in Lancaster County. Those who are looking to contest the home valuation numbers have until the end of June to write a protest. Once that deadline passes, the numbers can not change.
Jorgenson holds her own against Ledecky, sets school record

2 days ago | 1011now.com | Danielle Shenk

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Nebraska swimmer Gena Jorgenson made a splash at the 2025 Toyota USA National Championships in Indianapolis, shattering her own school record in the 800-meter freestyle with a time of 8:33.79 on Tuesday night. The standout performance earned Jorgenson a sixth-place finish in the event’s fastest heat, which featured none other than world record-holder Katie Ledecky, who won the race in 8:05.76, just over a second off her world-best mark of 8:04.12 set last month.
One hospitalized, house nearly struck after Belmont neighborhood crash

3 days ago | 1011now.com | Ryan Swanigan

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - One person has been hospitalized after a two SUVs crashes in north Lincoln late Monday night. Lincoln Police, as well as Lincoln Fire and Rescue, were sent to 11th and Manatt just before 11 p.m. after the two vehicles collided, nearly sending one of them into a home on the southwest corner. One person was taken to an area hospital by LFR, but it’s unclear how serious their injuries are.
Omaha, Lincoln students to represent Nebraska at National High School Theater Awards

3 days ago | 1011now.com | Maria Cade

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Many of Nebraska’s brightest young performers were in Omaha for the Nebraska Theater Academy Awards on Saturday. In the 12th year of the Tony Awards-inspired celebration, nearly 500 students performed throughout the show. During the week, students were preparing with masterclasses and rehearsals for the big performance. Awards highlighted outstanding productions, top performers and ensembles, educators, and excellence behind the scenes.
Nebraska Game and Parks increasing patrol to limit alcohol-related incidents in parks, WMA’s

5 days ago | 1011now.com | Jake Bartecki

LINCOLN, Neb. (News Channel Nebraska) - Nebraska Game and Parks will take additional measures this summer to limit the number of alcohol related accidents within parks and Wildlife Management Areas. According to Game and Parks the increased enforcement will focus on reducing the potential for alcohol-related boat and vehicle accidents in parks and WMAs.Efforts increased earlier this month and will continue through the end of August.
Nebraska Legislature passes scaled-back paid sick leave bill

1 week ago | 1011now.com | Brandon Mueting

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - During Wednesday’s session at the State Capitol, lawmakers passed LB 415, a bill addressing paid sick leave for employees. However, the legislation does not reflect the language approved by voters in November 2024, leading to frustration among community members and lawmakers alike. Ken Smith, Economic Justice Program Director at Nebraska Appleseed, has supported the paid sick leave ballot initiative from the beginning. But after Sen.
Matt Talbot celebrates ‘Give to Lincoln Day’ with outdoor picnic, facility tours

1 week ago | 1011now.com | Matthew Mittlieder

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - To celebrate Give to Lincoln Day and the start of summer, Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach hosted an outdoor picnic dinner, raising about $275,000 for the fundraiser by Thursday evening. Staff also gave facility tours to raise awareness about their programming, which goes beyond serving meals. “That money goes right here,” Executive Director Alynn Sampson said. “We do meals two times a day, so lunch and dinner.
Former students gather to raise flag at site of one-room school near Sterling

1 week ago | 1011now.com | Jon Vanderford

JOHNSON COUNTY, Neb. (KOLN) - Students who remember going to Hillsdale School, or what was known as District 66 in Johnson county, recently visited the former school’s grounds to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and share memories. The flagpole is the only thing left to truly identify where the Hillsdale School was, as the building itself is no longer there. “We realized the flagpole was still there, so we thought we should raise the flag and say the Pledge,” former student JoAnn Trout said.
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission unanimously votes to suspend director

1 week ago | 1011now.com | Matthew Mittlieder |Abigail Carrera

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission unanimously voted to suspend its executive director, Hobert Rupe, without pay during an emergency meeting on Thursday. No further details were provided during the meeting which lasted about three minutes, but Chairman Bruce Bailey said this decision was made after a federal search warrant was served at the office of Liquor Control Commission on Wednesday.
The Flying Nun: Sister Stephanie, 81, rappels down Omaha building as she lifts up city’s neediest

1 week ago | 1011now.com | Christopher Burbach

LINCOLN, Neb. (Flatwater Free Press) - The people waiting their turn to rappel down the 17-story Highline Apartments building had strict instructions: Don’t come up to the roof until we come get you. Most of the group, assembled there for a fundraiser, seemed content to hang back in the designated waiting area half a flight of stairs below the roof, where they’d eventually step over the edge into the blue sky high above downtown Omaha. All but one person, actually. Sister Stephanie Matcha, age 81.