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Lincoln Christian uses run game to defeat rival Lincoln Lutheran
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Cross-town rivals Lincoln Lutheran and Lincoln Christian clashed in the battle of the Spirit Sword on Friday in Channel 8’s Game of the Week at Aldrich Field. The Crusaders won 28-14. The Warriors capitalized early off a Crusader turnover in the first quarter with...
City of Omaha says debris pickup could take another week
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Roanoke neighborhood resident Dave Molacek said he’s had his tree debris by the curb since the day after the July 31 windstorm. Like the other piles around his neighborhood, it’s still sitting there four weeks after the city began its curbside debris collection. “I...
Omaha Westside graduate competes in Paris Paralympics
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - One Omaha family is about to take the trip of a lifetime. They’re heading to Paris to watch their daughter compete on the world stage. Kevin and Vicky Houston have their bags packed and ready to go see their daughter Eva compete in the 2024 Paralympics.
Experience the miracle of life at the birthing pavilion
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KOLN) - A popular attraction at the Nebraska State Fair is the birthing pavilion, and it’s a place where kids and adults alike get a chance to see how farm animals come into the world. Dr. Karla Huneke said they have a team of veterinarians, with...
Deion Sanders issues a challenge Nebraska football is happy to accept
To the surprise of no one outside of Boulder, Deion Sanders couldn’t help but act like a jackass just minutes after his team barely overcame an FCS opponent in Colorado’s Thursday night’s season opener. In the process of acting like the charmin-soft jerk that he is, he issued a challenge to the sports world that Nebraska football would be happy to accept.
'Paranormal Cirque' brings an enchanting and creepy performance to Lincoln and Omaha this fall
LINCOLN, Neb. — Lincoln and Omaha welcome exhilarating acts including the Wheel of Death, monstrous creatures, and shocking magic this fall. "Not for the faint of heart," Cirque Italia presents "Paranormal Cirque." The show creates terrifying images, using theatre, circus, and cabaret elements with a European-style flare. The show,...
Henry Doorly Zoo welcomes pygmy hippopotamus calf
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium announced in a Facebook post that a pygmy hippo has been born. Adama, the newest addition to the zoo’s Lied Jungle, was born on June 16 to Chomel, a 24-year-old pygmy hippo. Adama weighs about 50 pounds according...
Falls City author shares ‘hell’ of defeating an addiction to painkillers
By all outward appearances, Lori Gottula was living a charmed life. Her family owned the only grocery store in Falls City, Nebraska, and she was widely known for working at Peru State College, for her freelance stories in the Falls City Journal and for organizing the parade at her town’s annual Cobblestone Festival. But behind […]
Roundup: Lincoln-area high school football games, Aug. 30
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Here are the results of some of the high school football games in the Lincoln area on Friday night. Lincoln Christian 28, Lincoln Lutheran 14: The Crusaders showed off their run game as they took down their cross-town rival. Ralston 44, Lincoln Northwest 0: Running...
Elkhorn Valley Bank welcomes Kate Dolen as new Vice President of Business Development
Elkhorn Valley Bank has announced the appointment of Kate Dolen as the new Vice President of Business Development. In this role, Dolen will be responsible for developing and strengthening client relationships, leading community relations, and enhancing the overall customer experience. She brings a diverse background with extensive experience in software...
Husker football bolsters Haymarket businesses
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - It’s not just adoring fans who are feeling the hype for what’s to come in Memorial Stadium on Saturday. It’s also the legion of small business owners across Lincoln who look to the season opener as an economic engine. Before the sea of...
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