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Rollover crash leaves one injured in northeast Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A man was injured in a rollover crash in northeast Lincoln on Wednesday morning. Crews were called to the intersection of North 64th Street and Morrill Avenue just after 8 a.m. Crews discovered a two-vehicle crash with one vehicle on its side. A 2005 Monterey Mercury...
Abby Sekle selected as UNK Distinguished Chemistry Alumna
KEARNEY – Abby (Roland) Sekle has been selected as the 2024 Dr. Donald E. Fox Distinguished Chemistry Alumna. She will be honored at the 44th annual Distinguished Alumni Awards luncheon, scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Oct. 11 in the Gala Room at the Regional Engagement Center, 2204 University Drive. Tickets are $25 per person ($30 starting Sept. 30) and $15 for children ages 12 and younger. They can be purchased until Oct. 2 at unkalumni.org/homecoming or by calling the UNK Alumni Association at 308-698-5271.
Big Ten Lands 10 on Mackey Award Watchlist
Preseason awards watchlist season continues rolling along! On Friday, the John Mackey Award watchlist was announced with 10 Big Ten players honored. In the first week, the Maxwell Award, Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Outland Trophy, Jim Thorpe Award, Paul Hornung Award, Wuerffel Trophy, Ray Gay Award, and Lou Groza Awards were all previewed. Before the Mackey Award watchlist was announced, the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award, Doak Walker Award, Biletnikoff Award, and Davey O’Brien Award watchlists had already dropped.
Jumping in fast, Butler absorbing new scheme and coaching Husker DBs hard
It's pretty simple. If you don't have the goods, players will figure that out real fast. As expected, based off his three decades of experience including the past 10 years in the NFL, new Husker secondary coach John Butler has an impressive database of knowledge already obvious to those in Lincoln. That's not editorializing. That's from Nebraska defensive coordinator Tony White.
The Best Kind of Confidence Is the Quiet Kind
All the talk coming out of Lincoln about a breakthrough season in 2024?. Husker players running their mouths about how they are going to shock the world?. Actually, I don’t hear it either. Because there is no talk coming from players in Lincoln about being the old Nebraska again or restoring order.
Three & Out: Michael Terry planning another visit to Nebraska, 2026 names to know from the radius, other 2026 names in radius who could get offers
This week, we discuss Michael Terry III's return to Nebraska, 2026 names to know in the 500-mile radius, and some other 2026 names who could get an offer from the Huskers. The post Three & Out: Michael Terry planning another visit to Nebraska, 2026 names to know from the radius, other 2026 names in radius who could get offers appeared first on On3.
College Football Season Preview: Nebraska Cornhuskers Win Total Preview, Prediction and Best Bets
OVER 7.5 (-125) Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook. Nebraska’s offense will be an improved unit this season, relying on high pedigree recruits and transfers to pick up the slack from last season. Highly touted freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola appears to be the starting quarterback this season. Raiola put together a...
Severe Storms Possible Wednesday Evening in Lincoln
Lincoln woke up to damp city streets this morning, and those storms might be back tonight with a vengeance. National Weather Service Meteorologist Van DeWald tells KLIN News the greatest threat area will be primarily along/east of Highway 77 from 5 PM to midnight, but likely between 7-8 PM. “They...
69-year-old inmate dies Wednesday at Lincoln corrections nursing facility
LINCOLN, Neb. — A 69-year-old inmate died Wednesday at a Lincoln corrections skilled nursing facility, according to the Nebraska Department of Correction Services. Duane Schriner was incarcerated at the Reception and Treatment Center Skilled Nursing Facility in Lincoln for second-degree sexual assault, burglary, use of a firearm to commit a felony, and escape.
Dover supports LB 34 after receiving concessions for county governments
Nebraska lawmakers advanced LB 34 on Tuesday, a scaled-down version of Gov. Jim Pillen’s property-tax reduction legislation. District 19 Senator Rob Dover of Norfolk told News Talk WJAG’s Jeffrey Steffen, the legislation included restricting annual increases in property-tax asking authority by county governments by the consumer-price index, or CPI.
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