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Lincoln News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Lincoln News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Lincoln—from local news and business to sports, culture, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Lincoln News Today is your daily

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1:47

Vietnam Veterans Reunion Returns | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Nebraska’s Vietnam Veterans Reunion is making a triumphant comeback after being canceled last year—thanks to overwhelming demand from attendees who weren’t ready to say goodbye. Organizers Mary Jane Skala and Holly Davis, both deeply connected to the cause through family ties and decades of service, are reimagining the event as a focused three-day memorial at Western Community College, April 21–23. With new leadership, purchased assets, and a renewed mission, they’re building a lasting tribute

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1:23

Methodist Health System Earns Heart Awards | Lincoln...

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2026/08/06

Methodist Health System just earned ten top American Heart Association awards for leading the charge in life-saving heart care—using cutting-edge guidelines to treat heart disease, strokes, and heart attacks faster and smarter. These honors spotlight how hospitals like Methodist Fremont Health are pushing patient outcomes forward through programs like HeartGuide, which ensures emergency care is evidence-based and timely. It’s not luck—it’s teamwork, dedication, and a relentless focus on saving

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2:05

Electric Scooters and Kids on the Streets | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Electric scooters and bikes are taking over neighborhood streets — but with rising speeds, no helmets, and zero road sense, they’re turning into a deadly trend for kids. Hospitals are flooded with injuries — concussions, broken bones, even worse. Parents are terrified, communities are shaken, and lawmakers are scrambling to catch up. This isn’t just about fun anymore — it’s about survival. The tech is cheap and fast, but safety? That’s lagging behind. It’s time we all step up — parents, riders,

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1:45

Shredders Pizza Goes Viral | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Shredders, a nostalgic 90s pizza spot in Countryside Village, has exploded beyond its humble “casual family joint” roots—lines around the block, three-hour waits, and $2K+ sales in hours. Owner David Utterback, a James Beard finalist, aimed for retro vibes with Godfather’s meets Papa John’s, but demand turned it into a high-energy hotspot. To cope, they’ve pared down to one pizza size, paused call-ins, and are upgrading ingredients like grinding their own meats. Signature dishes like the

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2:26

Mural Bridges Omaha and Sicily | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

A stunning 26-foot mural is rising at Pine Elementary in Omaha’s Little Italy, painted by local artist Lita De La Guardia and students from both Omaha and Carlentini, Sicily — Omaha’s newly designated sister city. Featuring iconic landmarks like the Henry Doorly Zoo and Sicilian mountain homes, with a central handshake and flags symbolizing unity, the mural honors immigrant heritage and fosters cross-cultural pride. It’s the first phase of “United in Our Roots,” a larger initiative aiming to

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1:31

Karly Rain Wood Act to Protect Communities | Lincoln...

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2026/08/06

A young woman’s tragic death at a house party sparks a powerful push for change. Karly Rain Wood, just 20, was fatally shot in Omaha — and her mother, Amber, turned grief into action. Together with Senator Pete Ricketts, she championed the Karly Rain Wood Act, proposing a national registry for repeat violent offenders to bolster public safety. Inspired by Karly’s memory and fueled by the belief that hidden records endanger lives, this legislation aims to empower law enforcement and prevent

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1:18

Wymore Hero Saves Life with CPR | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

In Wymore, everyday heroes like Preston Meyer earned Code Save Awards for saving a life during cardiac arrest—his quick CPR skills made all the difference. Acting before EMS arrived, he kept the man alive until help came, proving that training and courage can turn tragedy into triumph. The town’s EMS chief praised his bravery, urging others to get trained and step up in emergencies. Preston, humble and grateful, said the patient’s family’s thanks was priceless—a powerful reminder that anyone

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1:19

Nebraska Star Visits Milford Team | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Andi Jackson, Nebraska’s elite middle blocker, surprised Milford High’s girls’ volleyball team with an unforgettable visit—bringing not just inspiration, but brand-new GhostFit warm-up jackets and a powerful reminder that greatness starts with connection. Having bonded with the team at a camp, she returned to give back to athletes who mirrored her own journey, proving that even a 45-minute meet can spark lasting impact. For both players and star athlete alike, it was a heartfelt moment

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1:13

Lincoln Man Tasered in Domestic Incident | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

A 58-year-old Lincoln man was tasered Wednesday night during a volatile domestic disturbance near N 91st and Leighton, after becoming verbally aggressive and threatening those inside the home. Officers intervened to de-escalate the situation, and while he was hospitalized, no serious injuries were reported. Charges remain pending, with official details expected Thursday. The incident serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly tensions can spiral when emotions run high and substances are

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1:38

Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Iceberg Lettuce |...

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2026/08/06

CDC confirms a massive cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, sickening over 6,300 people across 15 states — including 92 in Nebraska and 83 in Iowa — with Taco Bell pulling the lettuce preemptively. Local health departments report surges, including 71 cases in Douglas County and 33 in Lincoln-Lancaster County, as officials scramble to trace connections and warn consumers about food safety risks.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:19

Puppies Saved From Border Limbo | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

A mama dog and her four pups were rescued from a legal limbo zone on the Nebraska-Kansas border—where neither state would claim them—thanks to a heroic transport partner. Now thriving, the pups are eating solid food and weighing 10-15 pounds, while their mom, likely a Labrador mix, is safe and healing. The Good Life Rescue in Lincoln is now seeking foster families to give these pups a taste of home, with all supplies and medical care covered. It’s a heartwarming reminder of what happens when

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1:56

Karly Rain Wood Act Introduced | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

In the wake of a horrific Omaha shooting that killed 20-year-old Karly Rain Wood, Senator Pete Ricketts has introduced the Karly Rain Wood Act — a sweeping new bill to create a national registry for violent repeat offenders. Co-sponsored by Senator Deb Fischer, the legislation would require the Department of Justice to build a database tracking those with multiple violent or serious drug-related convictions, mandating quarterly court appearances to keep records current. The tragic case, where

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1:10

Nebraska Volleyball Lottery Tickets | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Nebraska volleyball’s solving the ticket frenzy with a lottery—300 extra seats per home game, two for $26 plus fees, one application per person, deadline August 11 at 5 PM, winners notified August 20. A smart, fan-friendly twist to keep the arena packed and everyone’s chance equal.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:17

LPS Pushes for Student Attendance and Health |...

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2026/08/06

Lincoln Public Schools is on a mission to get every student back in the classroom this year, with a major focus on tackling chronic absenteeism—missing just 18 days can seriously hurt academic progress. The district is rallying families around support services like social workers, designed to remove barriers and keep kids engaged. Parents are also reminded of key health requirements: all students need their six required immunizations (with a strong 96% compliance rate, but rising religious

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1:36

Fatal Assault in Grand Island | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

A tragic fatal assault in Grand Island claims the life of Matthew Bishop, whose organs were donated after he succumbed to severe head injuries. Surveillance footage captured the attack by two suspects, Jesus Reyes and Angel Vega, both 23, leading to manslaughter charges after enhanced video evidence. Reyes appeared in court for a bond review, where the judge reviewed the damning footage. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues. Listen in

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1:22

Council Balances Budget and Utility Costs | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Grand Island’s City Council is locked in a high-stakes budget battle for fiscal year 2027, wrestling with tough choices to fund essential services like Public Works, Streets, and Transit—without crushing residents with rising costs. Utility rates, especially electricity, are under intense scrutiny as council members push for affordable user-fee structures. Public Works needs steady funding to avoid infrastructure crises, with the gas tax emerging as a key lifeline. All proposals are being

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1:29

AI-Generated Abuse Accusation in Grand Island |...

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2026/08/06

A 37-year-old man in Grand Island is facing serious felony charges after allegedly possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material — a chilling twist in a case that began when a 17-year-old employee reported him. Faling waived his preliminary hearing, fast-tracking his case to District Court, where his arraignment is set for August 25. Investigators found the disturbing images — including one set as his phone’s wallpaper — and he claims they were sent via an encrypted app by a stranger

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1:34

Hope Village Opens August 17 | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

Hope Village in north Lincoln is set to open its doors on August 17th, offering 18 tiny homes to help formerly incarcerated individuals rebuild their lives — but the nonprofit needs just under a million dollars to finish construction and move out of its current space by August 15th. After nearly a decade of planning, Bridges to Hope’s mission is clear: a criminal record shouldn’t define your future, and affordable housing is the critical first step toward stability. With faith and community

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1:37

A Bakery’s Fall Festival Cancelled by Hardship |...

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2026/08/06

When Paper Moon Pastries in Cortland, Nebraska, canceled their beloved “Once in a Blue Moon” fall festival—normally drawing hundreds and dozens of vendors—their owner, Lindsey Oelling, faced a heartbreaking reality: she’d lost her home. With the bakery funding most of the event, the decision to cancel was agonizing, but ultimately necessary to prioritize her family’s well-being. Yet instead of disappointment, the community rose up in overwhelming support, flooding social media with messages of

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1:19

AI in Classrooms: What’s Next | Lincoln News

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2026/08/06

AI’s already a campus staple—over 80% of college students are using it for schoolwork, seeing it as a career skill. Professors scramble to adapt, crafting rules that vary by subject, from English’s cautious use to intro courses’ heavy reliance. Homework’s no longer just homework—it’s AI-assisted. Teaching methods are being rewritten fast, and institutions are racing to integrate this tech responsibly without sacrificing integrity. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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