Good morning, Lincoln.

Kevin McCaffrey ran 50 miles around Holmes Lake on Sunday to support Girls on the Run of Nebraska and raise donations for a local nonprofit.

He encourages community members to join his monthly challenges — he previously ran for the Food Bank of Lincoln and Special Olympics.

LFR responded to a 50-gallon gas spill at a Casey's near 25th and O Streets Saturday at 6:30 p.m.—the spill happened when a hose pump failed.

Lincoln Fire & Rescue responded on Sunday to a house fire in South Bottoms near Second and F streets after an electric bike’s lithium-ion battery exploded in the basement—firefighters cut a hole in the roof to ventilate the home, two people were displaced and damage was estimated at $50,000—while the health department disposed of multiple batteries.

On Sunday evening, officers searched west Lincoln after a man with slash wounds and a 32-year-old man were injured in separate stabbings and taken to the hospital—no arrests had been made by 10:35 p.m.

The upcoming primary election features races for Lincoln City Council and the Airport Authority — the three at-large council members face six challengers.

Lincoln experienced a pre-spring blizzard that left LED traffic signals covered in heavy, wet snow and raised driver concerns until city crews cleared them by Thursday — the storm also felled a hackberry tree at Hazel Abel Park near 17th and E streets, prompting 170 tree-related service calls.

Bryan Health is launching a 14-month celebration called Bryan Beyond 100 to honor the centennial anniversaries of its two hospitals—Bryan West Campus turns 100 today while Bryan East Campus will celebrate its centennial soon.

The event will include activities such as public tours to highlight the hospitals' long service to Lincoln.

No. 21 Nebraska softball swept Minnesota this past weekend at Lincoln—outscoring the Gophers 24 to 5 over three games—and improved its record to 23 to 8 while Minnesota fell to 13 to 18.

Nebraska will play UNO Mavericks on Wednesday at 5 p.m.

Geoff Tate - Operation: Mindcrime, The Final Chapter Tour

Grammy-nominated heavy metal artist Geoff Tate will perform his acclaimed 'Operation: Mindcrime, The Final Chapter' tour at Bourbon Theatre in Lincoln.

Employer in Residence with NRC Health

11 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Hawks Hall South Lobby | Free entry | Engage with NRC Health to explore career opportunities and learn about industry insights.

Thursday Night Live Music with Cheap Death and Blackbird Rock Co. at The Zoo Bar

Cheap Death, a six-piece band known for their diverse genres, will perform at the iconic Zoo Bar alongside Blackbird Rock Co.

The Zooeys Concert in Lincoln

8 PM | Bourbon Theatre | $5 General Admission | Enjoy a lively evening with local bands including The Zooeys and more.

Micro Wrestling Federation

7-12 p.m. | Bourbon Theatre | $25-$260 | Experience an unforgettable evening of high-energy wrestling entertainment suitable for all ages.

On-Site Tour at Waterford Wilderness Hills

9 AM - 7 PM | Waterford Wilderness Hills Memory Care | Free entry | Explore the best senior living community recognized for exceptional care and engaging activities.

Spring Golf Clinic for Youth

4:30-5:30 p.m. — YMCA Youth Sports Administrative Office — Registration fee applies — Participate in a youth golf clinic led by professionals at Jim Ager Golf Course.

4x4 Challenge 2025

April 1st – April 30th — Cooper YMCA — Fun and prizes await — A team-based challenge open to everyone for a month of friendly competition.

Spring Golf Clinic for Youth

4:30-5:30 p.m. — YMCA Youth Sports Administrative Office — Cost: Included golf shirt and rounds — Learn from City of Lincoln Golf Professionals in this exciting four-week golf clinic for ages 5-14.

Jeremy Pinnell Concert

7-11 p.m. — Bourbon Theatre — Cost TBD — Experience a night of captivating Americana music from acclaimed artist Jeremy Pinnell.