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Pine Lake Road from Nebraska 2 to 70th Street will be closed beginning Tuesday at 7 a.m.

Burning leaves and yard waste is illegal in the city limits and those convicted of open burning are subject to a fine of $500 and up to six months in jail, city officials said in a news release this week.

Lancaster County's juvenile detention center can't hire additional staff to handle overcrowding spikes but can turn young people away if it's full, a divided Lancaster County Board decided Thursday.

A 32-year-old Lyman man died on Thursday afternoon after his pickup rolled over into a ditch off of in rural Scotts Bluff County.

Decades of Lincoln’s history on one of the city’s earliest blocks will soon disappear, razed to make way for a $65 million high-rise hotel and housing project known as Block 54.

Twenty-eight designers basked in the ahhhhhs and applause as models wearing their cutting-edge creations strutted along the catwalk to an upbeat soundtrack Oct. 13 at the Cornhusker Marriott. The annual Project Funway fashion design competition/runway show benefited Fresh Start.

Mike Shoro sounded sad and angry on the phone Monday afternoon.

The stacks of sand-filled baskets along South Folsom Street will soon disappear, replaced by a permanent landscaped levee.

Aging Partners invites all veterans, senior citizens and the public to attend the free veterans celebration dance 7-10 p.m. Tuesday at Auld Recreation Center, 1650 Memorial Drive in Antelope Park.

“I am a man.”