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Second Suspect Arrested in Lincoln Robbery Involving Sword (opens the original)
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Lincoln Police have arrested a second suspect in a reported robbery that left a 47-year-old Lincoln man with several cuts to his arms and back early Wednesday. Investigators contacted 46-year-old Damien Watkins around 6 p.m. Wednesday, September 30, and took him to the Lancaster County Jail on allegations of second-degree assault, use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony, tampering with physical evidence, possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person and robbery. Police said Thursday tha
UPDATED: County Engineer Announces Emergency Closure of 17 Flooded Roads (opens the original)
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Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman announced six additional road closures at 6 a.m. Thursday as flooding affected roads across the county. The update brings the county’s list to 17 closure locations, including roads and intersections announced closed at 4 a.m. As of 4:00 am Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman has announced the closure of the following roads due to flooding: S. 14th St. north of Saltillo Rd. S. 38th St. south of Roca Rd. and north of Martell Rd. SW 2nd St., between Hig
Lancaster County Approves Road Repairs, Community Grants and Introduces New Corrections Facility Dog (opens the original)
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Lancaster County Commissioners approved a major culvert replacement project and nearly $267,000 in community-service grants Tuesday, while also welcoming a new four-legged member of the county’s corrections staff. The meeting also included approval of a special designated liquor license for a youth-oriented rodeo and concert near Denton. Lancaster County Corrections Director Brad Johnson introduced Valor, a facility dog whose primary responsibility is supporting the mental health and well-being
Flood Watch Issued as Up to Five Inches of Rain Could Fall Across Eastern Nebraska (opens the original)
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A prolonged period of heavy rain could bring flooding to Lincoln and much of eastern Nebraska this week, with the National Weather Service forecasting widespread rainfall totals of two to four inches and isolated amounts exceeding five inches. A Flood Watch takes effect at 7 p.m. Tuesday and continues through 7 p.m. Thursday. Forecasters say tropical moisture associated with former Hurricane Polo is moving into the central United States, creating unusually wet conditions for late September. Nati
Power Restored After LES Outage Affects 2,800 Customers in South Lincoln (opens the original)
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Power has been restored after a substation-level outage affected about 2,800 Lincoln Electric System customers late Monday morning. Kelley Porter, LES Manager of Communications and Public Affairs, told KLIN News the outage occurred shortly before 11 a.m. Monday. The affected area extended roughly from Highway 77 east to South 40th Street and from Old Cheney Road south to Rokeby Road. Porter said LES dispatched crews to the area and restored power at 11:23 a.m. “We’re still trying to determine th
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