Good morning, Lincoln.

Speedy Pete’s E-Bikes partnered with Lincoln Police and Lincoln Fire on Monday to teach safe bike and E-bike riding to local residents (addressing rising concerns over unsafe riding).

The event aimed to help parents and students adopt better riding habits.

City safety officials will hold a news conference today afternoon to offer guidance on traffic routes for Husker football games as construction projects change usual paths to Memorial Stadium; groups including transportation and police will provide recommendations.

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins visited the State Capitol Monday evening to outline a five-point plan to strengthen Nebraska’s cattle industry and announced a new USDA office for veteran farmers.

Her plan includes initiatives like heifer retention and grassland conservation to help boost regional production.

Nebraska DHHS announced a Request for Proposals to select an independent firm for evaluating the interRAI clinical assessment tools used with vulnerable populations.

The structured RFP follows community concerns from families+providers+clients and will allow qualified vendors to submit proposals.

Nebraska Community Blood Bank is hosting a sweepstakes from Wed, Sept.

3 to Wed, Sept. 9 to boost blood donations during the holiday weekend & into the fall. Donors get a daily chance to win a $500 gift card.

Husker football will start this Saturday at 11 a.m. against Ohio.

The team went 7-6 in both 2025 and 2024, and a poll asks fans to predict the number of wins for this season.

The Cornhuskers swept the Texas Longhorns 3-0 in Las Vegas last night; the AVCA rankings now show Nebraska (No. 1) while Texas (formerly No. 2) drops to No. 9 and Pittsburgh takes No. 2.