Good morning, Lincoln.

State employees collected food and supplies for the Food Bank of Lincoln over the past 10 days to help those in need.

The 40th annual Stuff the Truck event gathered thousands of pounds of food at the state Capitol — last year’s drive raised over 5,000 pounds contributing 40,000 meals — showing growing local support.

A house fire in Crete on Wednesday killed three people – a 5-year-old child and a couple in their 70s – near 16th Street and Oak Avenue, and investigators said a propane grill on an enclosed porch may have started the blaze as first responders arrived.

Local wineries and liquor retailers are preparing for higher costs because of new tariffs on foreign imports + suppliers from Mexico and Italy may charge more for bottles, corks and machines, pushing buyers to choose local wines.

Cellar 426 Winery released its award-winning wine Origin 2552 today and owners said the tariffs could bring both good and bad effects as prices rise.

A Lincoln Police captain was placed on administrative leave and removed from leading the Special Victims Unit amid misconduct allegations, city officials confirmed.

The Nebraska Department of Education is preparing for changes from an executive order that calls for closing the federal Education Department and shifting policy authority back to states.

Commissioner Brian Maher urged parents and communities to remain calm as discussions continue and operations stay normal — no immediate changes are planned.

A group of Nebraska leaders including former Husker coach Tom Osborne, Senator Pete Ricketts, former governor Kay Orr, and State Auditor Mike Foley sent a letter to lawmakers opposing a bill that would let gaming operators offer online sports wagering—this measure may lead to more gambling problems and hurt Main Street businesses.

Nebraska Task Force One returns today to Lincoln after nine days in Arkansas assisting flood victims — officials said the team faced tough conditions.

Lincoln Fire and Rescue praised the team for their tireless work — community members are invited to welcome them at headquarters, 901 W. Bond St.

Return to Dust Concert

6-10 p.m. — Bourbon Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the karmic saga of Los Angeles based alternative/grunge rock band Return to Dust.

Easter Egg Hunt

5:45-6:00 p.m. — Copple Family YMCA — Pre-registration required — Families are invited to participate in a delightful Easter Egg Hunt with age-divided hunts and limited space.

Alton Brown Live

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Lied Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices from $83 — Catch the culinary comedian Alton Brown live on stage with his unique blend of food and entertainment.

Dance Mini Session at Copple Family YMCA

5:20-7:30 p.m. — Copple Family YMCA — Cost info not specified — Explore various dance styles including ballet, jazz, and hip hop for ages 3-11.

Open Coffee Meetup

8-9:30 a.m. — Crescent Moon Coffee — Free coffee — Casual networking event for entrepreneurs and the startup community in Lincoln.

Floyd - A Pink Floyd Tribute

8:30 p.m. — Bourbon Theatre — $15 – $35 — Experience a night of classic Pink Floyd music performed live.

Lincoln Mom Prom

7-10 p.m. — Turbine Flats — Celebrate motherhood — A fun-filled night of dancing and laughter for moms to enjoy together.

Jurassic Quest

6:59 p.m. — Sandhills Global Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Dive into a prehistoric adventure featuring exciting dinosaur exhibits and activities for families.

Neil deGrasse Tyson Concert in Lincoln

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Lied Center for Performing Arts — Tickets available — Experience an evening with renowned astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Becky Robinson Performance

8 PM – 12 AM — Bourbon Theatre — $139 — Gametime offers last-minute tickets for a night of laughter with comedian Becky Robinson.