Good morning, Lincoln.

Lincoln Crime Stoppers are asking the public for tips to identify suspects in two cases — a Feb.

13 hit-and-run where a late 90s GMC Sierra struck a parked car near Southwest 30th and West A and a March 14 vandalism at the Sharp Building when a person in a denim jacket broke an exterior glass door after hours.

A 73-year-old Lancaster County woman lost $10,000 after falling for a fake Apple Support alert — which claimed foreign hackers were behind a child exploitation ring — and withdrew cash for a Bitcoin ATM deposit before contacting law enforcement, officials said.

A Lincoln man was arrested after he allegedly attacked a 37-year-old man with a snow shovel at about 3 p.m. on Monday outside Wally’s Tobacco and Vape on O St.—the victim sustained injuries to his head and right eye.

Early Monday at 4:30 a.m., a woman in Lincoln called 911 after a man she knew held her hostage and assaulted her for three hours near 47th and South streets—officers later arrested 35-year-old Carl Miller, who faces charges for assault by strangulation or suffocation, third-degree domestic assault causing bodily injury, and second-degree false imprisonment with a court hearing set for April 22 at 10 a.m.

Past and present Nebraska theater teachers asked the State Board of Education to change Rule 24 so future theater teachers can earn a full endorsement without leaving the state—supporting a simple language change that may boost enrollment and address local shortages.

The group has spoken at board meetings and submitted letters to back the change.

Lincoln Public Schools and the YMCA reached a nearly $1.5M agreement to share the Standing Bear athletic complex at the high school — the partnership will give the YMCA access to the facility and help complete the ongoing project.

Nebraska lawmakers are prioritizing bills that would help sexual assault survivors sue schools for treatment costs and ease filing for protection orders for domestic violence, while proposals to lower the age for adult charges and alter minimum wage rules for youth face contention with key votes pending. Lawmakers will debate these measures next week—decisions that may shape policy for Nebraskans.

U.S. lawmakers passed a stopgap funding bill this month that cut more than $100 million in federal earmarks for Nebraska projects (including funds for airport upgrades, water systems, and local public safety).

Sen. Deb Fischer said she will work to secure new funding in next year's budget.

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.

First Friday Art Walk Featuring Kinsee Hillis

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Francie & Finch Bookshop — Free entry — Explore the whimsical artwork of Kinsee Hillis during Downtown Lincoln's monthly art walk.

Lincoln Gem and Mineral Club Gem Show

9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Sandhills Global Event Center — Free entry — Discover gems, minerals, and family fun with hands-on activities and exhibits.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Nebraska Cornhuskers Baseball

12:05-4:05 p.m. — Haymarket Park — Ticket prices vary — Witness college baseball action as the Scarlet Knights take on the Cornhuskers in Lincoln.