Good morning, Lincoln.

Todd Bingham resigned last week from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry; board chair Pat Keenan said during Wednesday's meeting that the chamber is now searching for a new president and chief executive officer.

Bingham had started his role in mid-May after his appointment in April 2025.

Animal Control removed 102 cats from a Lincoln home last month after an inspection on Jan.

30 found several code violations, and the resident now faces six citations (for issues including a limit on cats, sanitation, and rabies vaccination) that could lead to fines and further penalties.

Lincoln Public Schools announced Wednesday that Gary Czapla will be the new principal at Northwest High School.

He served as the founding principal at Moore Middle School and will begin his new duties on July 1.

Local service providers are alarmed as new InterRAI assessments have moved some people with developmental disabilities into lower funding tiers, risking reduced supervision and care.

Since July, 17 percent of assessments dropped a tier, officials said, sparking concerns over future safety and community inclusion (affecting support for individuals like Dalton).

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities closed southbound North 48th Street between Holdrege and Dudley for water main repairs starting Wednesday, with one lane reopening Friday and work expected to finish by Feb.

27 (detour via Holdrege, 56th, Vine).

Service providers report that changes in the InterRAI assessment are placing developmentally disabled individuals in lower funding tiers, which may reduce supervision and pose safety risks.

Families worry these shifts could limit community support and care in Lincoln.

Nebraska's No. 9 men's basketball lost to Iowa 57-52 Tuesday night.

The Huskers were held to season lows in points and 3-pointers while Pryce Sandfort broke the school's record (90 threes); Nebraska will host Penn State Saturday, Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. on BTN.

Two University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been banned from athletic events after unsportsmanlike behavior at last week's home basketball game against Purdue.

One student threw an object that struck someone on Purdue’s bench while another, after warnings, tossed water bottles+ used inappropriate language, according to the athletic department.

A social media video shows Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg knocking a phone away when an Iowa fan approached him after Tuesday’s basketball game in Iowa.

Iowa’s athletic department has apologized & conference officials said no action will be taken.

On Feb. 17, prep basketball games wrapped up with Millard North beating Lincoln Southeast 68 to 65 in a boys contest and Lincoln North Star defeating Lincoln Pius X 43 to 38 in a girls match, with other schools also posting scores from regional games.

Acoustic Friday at Saro Cider

5:30-9 p.m. — SARO Cider — Enjoy live music — Start your weekend with local acoustic talents while sipping delicious ciders.

Lincoln Stars vs. Fargo Force

6:05-8:05 p.m. — The Ice Box — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting hockey match as the Fargo Force takes on the Lincoln Stars.

Spring Flag Football Preseason Training for Grades 1-6

6-9 p.m. — Park Centers Indoor Facility — Early registration fee applies — Get ready for the spring season with preseason training and a complimentary shirt.

Ricky Chilton with Steady Wells

9 p.m. — Duffy's Tavern — $12 ADV | $15 DOS — Country rock with a wry smile from a unique artist born in a Ford Bronco.

Time to Paddy 5k/10k & Lucky 13.1

8-11 a.m. — Holmes Lake Park — Registration fees apply — Kick off the day with a festive run to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Lincoln.

The Rocket Men

2-6 p.m. — Lied Center for Performing Arts — Ticket purchase available — Experience the top concert pick in Lincoln with Angels Theatre Company.

Harlem Globetrotters Performance

7-8 p.m. — Pinnacle Bank Arena — Tickets from $37 — Experience the entertaining antics and incredible basketball skills of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters.

Lincoln Southeast Choir Fundraiser

6-9 p.m. — Zoo Bar — Tickets starting at $23.10 — Enjoy an evening of music and community support for the Lincoln Southeast Choir.

Acoustic Friday at Saro Cider

5:30-9 p.m. — SARO Cider — Free entry — Start your weekend with live music and locally-made ciders in downtown Lincoln.