Catharine Huddle
Lincoln Journal Star
Lincoln, NE, United States
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Inmate-on-inmates assaults reported in Tecumseh
Multiple inmates at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution were involved in an altercation Thursday evening, the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services said in a news release Friday. → Read More
Fire at Lincoln Patio and Awning
Lincoln Fire and Rescue are at the scene of three-alarm fire near 37th Street and Cornhusker Highway. → Read More
Fire forces residents from apartments on Cornhusker
A fire above a Lincoln business on Friday forced residents from several above-ground apartments. → Read More
Court lets free-speech ruling stand in evangelist trespassing case
A federal judge has upheld a Lancaster County Court ruling that the plaza space outside of Pinnacle Bank Arena is a nonpublic forum for purposes of the First Amendment. → Read More
Name that chick
The first phase of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission's name-that-chick contest is complete, and it's time to vote on what to call the newest peregrine falcon babe in a → Read More
Prison escapee caught in Omaha
Escaped prison inmate Timothy Clausen has been arrested and is in custody in Omaha. Lincoln Police Chief Jeff Bliemeister confirmed Clausen's capture at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. He said he has no other details yet. → Read More
District Judge Funke is new state Supreme Court justice
District Judge Jeffrey J. Funke will succeed William M. Connolly on the Nebraska Supreme Court. → Read More
Irving principal: BB gun not OK to bring to school
Irving Middle School Principal Susette Taylor sent a note to Irving families Thursday afternoon to let them know a couple of students were on school grounds with a BB gun → Read More
County jail administrator is suspended
Lancaster County Corrections Administrator Mike Thurber has been placed on administrative leave for two weeks. → Read More
Fire at Zion Church
Dispatchers called a second alarm at a fire at Zion Presbyterian Church at 27th Street and Old Cheney Road Tuesday morning. → Read More
Experimental drone used for controlled burn
BEATRICE -- New technology that may keep firefighters out of harm’s way during controlled burns was tested at Homestead National Monument of America Friday. → Read More
Lincoln man goes to prison for sex with girl
A judge sentenced a 22-year-old Lincoln man to eight to 10 years in prison Thursday for having sex with a 12-year-old girl. → Read More
Fonner Park locked down by herpesvirus
Fonner Park has been locked down because of a possible case of the equine herpesvirus. → Read More
Prison employees scuffle with inmate in Tecumseh
Tecumseh State Correctional Institution employees trying to move an inmate into a holding cell Sunday had to subdue him with pepper spray. → Read More
4 prison employees assaulted in 2 days
Two Nebraska Department of Correctional Services staff members were assaulted by inmates at the Nebraska State Penitentiary Thursday and two at Tecumseh State Correctional Institution on Friday. → Read More
Man dies after being hit by tow truck in Omaha
An Omaha man died after he got off a city bus near 72nd and Cass streets Thursday afternoon and was hit by a tow truck as he tried to cross → Read More
Flags lowered in honor of Scalia
All U.S. and Nebraska flags are to be flown at half-staff in honor of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died over the weekend. → Read More
2 shot in southwest Lincoln
Two people were shot late Thursday afternoon in a home in southwest Lincoln, Lincoln police said. → Read More
Shooting in southwest Lincoln
Police are en route to a home in southwest Lincoln where gunshots were reported just after 5 p.m. → Read More
City crews will focus on potholes
The Public Works and Utilities Department tripled the usual number of crews working on pothole repair Monday, transferring staff from other maintenance duties and bringing the number of workers assigned → Read More