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Last Sunday afternoon, there was Jennifer Snyder all worn out from not running the Lincoln Marathon.

Neighbors have convinced members of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission that a pair of proposed apartment buildings are too tall for a site near 27th Street and Pine Lake Road.

The U.S. Department of Labor filed a complaint in federal court Wednesday alleging a family-owned Mexican restaurant chain with a location in Lincoln's Haymarket isn't paying employees minimum wage or time-and-a-half for overtime.

Weather permitting, temporary nighttime ramp closures are scheduled beginning Sunday through June 1 at three Lincoln I-80 interchanges: Exit 401 (I-80), Exit 403 (27th Street) and Exit 405 (US 77/56th Street), according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Bill Gallentine Sr. spent nearly five decades working on the railroad, but he spent his lifetime working on cars.

Two people were displaced Monday night after a small fire broke out in their duplex.

Weather permitting, work will begin May 17 on the main road north of Branch Oak Lake.

Before the city redraws the map of its on-street biking network, it needs to know where cyclists ride now, where they want to, where they feel comfortable -- and where they get stressed.

Lincoln cyclists will have plenty of ways to celebrate National Bike Month in May:

Northbound traffic on North 27th Street, between Fairfield Street and Old Dairy Road, will be reduced to one lane through May 14 for water main repairs.