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- Aug 30, 2026
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'Beyond believable': Community rallies behind Lincoln nonprofit after HVAC system is stolen (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A local nonprofit is heating up — and not in the way they expected. Volunteers with Domesti-PUPS were preparing for a big weekend of fundraising when they noticed how hot it was inside their building on Saturday. “We came outside, and I don’t know if anybody had it in their mind that perhaps this could happen; I don’t think anybody expected it,” said Paula Harre, a volunteer with the organization. “But suddenly, this is what we’re facing. Somebody came and stole our air co
'I just want to make a difference': Over 200 people march from Lincoln to Omaha (opens the original)
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PAPILLION, Neb. (KLKN) — Over 200 people crossed the finish line at Werner Park on Sunday. The marchers travelled 50 miles, starting at the state capitol building on Saturday and finishing in Papillion. “It’s very overwhelming to see all of the people that come out to support us,” said Scott Stogdill, one of the marchers. “The family, the friends, the community. It shows that we do care.” Almost a thousand people waited to greet their loved ones with tears, hugs, signs and flags to celebrate the
'Books can change lives': Hundreds attend Wordstock at Antelope Park (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Hundreds of people filled the pavilion at Antelope Park on Saturday for the Wordstock festival. Thousands of free books lined the tables as families, local businesses and nonprofits all came together. “We know that books can change lives,” said Ashley Larson, the Programs and Community Outreach Director for Linked2Literacy. “Our mission is that the more books we get into the hands of people in our city, our state, and beyond, the more we know these books can encourage peop
Lincoln dad warning others after two-year-old finds drug paraphernalia at local park (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — For one dad, it was supposed to be a normal day at the playground at Neighbors Park with his two-year-old son. “It was super surprising,” said Jeremy Williams. “The last thing you’d expect is for your 2-year-old to hand you drug paraphernalia.” Williams was guiding his son up the steps before helping him onto the platform to ride the slide. That’s when his son grabbed a pipe, allegedly full of drugs, and handed it to his father. “I was shocked, to say the least,” Williams
Local man helping curb food insecurity, while also supporting farmers through Nebraska grant (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — From farm fields to food pantries, one Nebraska man is making a local impact. ‘ Nolan Lemna received a three-year, $200,000 Nebraska Environmental Trust Grant. He is using the money to buy food from local farmers and donate it to Catholic Social Services in Lincoln and the Community Action in Kearney. “I kind of put two and two things together, thinking, is there a way I could support our produce farmers who are doing a lot of work, and also feed the hungry,” Lemna said. T
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