Danielle DaSilva
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Reason for Antelope Creek water turning red, now revealed (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The water flowing through Antelope Creek was a normal color on Wednesday night, but just a few days earlier it looked more like tomato soup, according to Lincoln resident Mike James. James frequents the trail near Antelope creek during walks with his wife but noticed the startling color on Saturday. “This is not natural. Somebody put this here,” were his first thoughts when laying eyes on the red water. James then showed Channel 8 the exact point where the water changed co
Both sides of the aisle react to President Trump's planned visit to Nebraska (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – When the news that President Trump was coming to Nebraska first broke, many people almost didn’t believe it. “Rumors start before the reality hits,” said Mary Jane Truemper, Chair of the Nebraska Republican Party. “I thought it might be a joke because we don’t typically get presidents coming to Nebraska,” said Hannah Wroblewski, Chair of the Lancaster County Democrats. But once the Trump itinerary was made public, Truemper says it was very exciting. “Apparently a lot of Ne
Sons of Crete native fulfill his final wish of donating brand-new fire rescue truck (opens the original)
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CRETE, Neb. (KLKN) – The trucks behind the glass doors of the Crete Fire and Rescue garage are covered in life-saving equipment. Many of those vehicles along with their various components could take up to two decades to replace, but thanks to the dedication and penny-pinching ways of one Crete native, a new and modern rig is on its way. “A fire truck doesn’t happen near as often, and one like this means a lot to be able to do this. We would not have been able to do this for another 20 years if w
Schuyler fire destroys tens of thousands of dollars' worth of Christmas donations (opens the original)
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SCHUYLER, Neb. (KLKN) – Extension damage left behind by a massive fire Wednesday night isn’t the only the destruction left behind at the Svoboda Moravec Johnson Funeral home. It also destroyed tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of donated items to be given to families in need for the holidays that were stored inside the building that’s been around for more than 120 years. With Christmas just months away, the non-profit Colfax County Food and Toy Program, now has to start over from scratch. Peg
City of Wilber welcomes the Czech Republic President for the first time (opens the original)
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WILBER, Neb. (KLKN) – Despite the downpour of rain on Thursday, young cultural dancers performed, the Wilber Czech Alumni Band made traditional tunes and generations of families showed up to welcome the President of the Czech Republic to Wilber with pride. The City’s Mayor, Roger Chrans announced at Sokol Hall, that September 24th would officially be ‘President Petr Pavel’ Day. Before President Pavel spoke to the people who showed up to honor him, he toured local businesses on their main street
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