Good morning, Lincoln.

The International Quilt Museum in Lincoln displays a 142-panel memorial quilt honoring every Sept.

11 victim. The quilt, assembled by volunteers in 2002 using blocks from across the country, can be viewed via a digital kiosk in the gallery or on the museum’s website.

Gov. Jim Pillen (state governor) said all U.S. and state flags will fly at half-staff tomorrow in Lincoln to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept.

11 and honor Patriot Day.

Gov. Pillen has ordered all U.S. and state flags to fly at half-staff today to honor Patriot Day and mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11; the measure will run from sunrise to sunset (a solemn tribute to those lost).

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities and City of Lincoln Parking are inviting community members to share their views on downtown parking, with the survey open until Sept.

27 (an effort to guide future parking adjustments).

Nebraska DHHS announced new federal requirements that will change Medicaid rules for some non-citizens (those without lawful permanent resident status) starting Oct.

1. Affected members should update contact details and schedule appointments since those losing coverage may receive assistance through other DHHS programs.

Drivers headed for Husker volleyball (2 p.m. with Georgia Tech) and football (6 p.m. vs. Bowling Green) games on Saturday in Lincoln are advised to allow extra time for delays.

Lincoln Transportation and Utilities temporarily opened Exit 401A on I-180 at 10 a.m. to ease westbound traffic.