Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Lincoln.
Project Connect Lincoln held its 15th resource event at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday where over 440 pre-registered guests received meals and access to health, legal, housing, and other essential services from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Organizers also collected clean socks to help those arriving in wet weather — highlighting the community's supportive spirit.
UNL Police are investigating hazing that took place on Sept.
14 between 10:30 and 11:59 p.m. at 303 N 17th Street and at additional locations on campus and downtown, with similar incidents reported throughout the Fall 2026 semester.
Local health officials said wastewater from hydrostatic testing at a Black Hills Energy pipeline turned Antelope Creek red + the Health Department is monitoring environmental impact.
On Sept. 30, Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman warned drivers to avoid flooded roads after heavy rain; the LED will monitor conditions through Friday (call 402-441-7681 for road concerns).
Lincoln pet owners are advised to measure portions and limit treats this fall while taking advantage of cooler weather for extra exercise.
Veterinarians recommend consulting for personalized feeding plans, especially after spaying or neutering, to help prevent obesity.
Bryan Medical Center received Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska's Blue Distinction Center+ award for its bariatric surgery program, which helps patients lose severe weight and improve health.
The honor praises the quality, safety and outcomes of its surgical and non-surgical services.
Renovations continue at Memorial Stadium as parts of the venue including stadium signs, suite furnishings, and seats are available for purchase (a men’s urinal trough is priced at $3,000).
This sale is part of the Big Red Rebuild project.
Following its record 52 wins season, Nebraska softball began its fall slate with a doubleheader sweep of Kansas and a press conference by head coach Rhonda Revelle on Sept.
30 at the Hawks Championship Center. The team will face Omaha in a Sunday doubleheader at Bowlin Stadium.
Nebraska running back Jamal Rule is listed as doubtful for the Huskers’ game against Maryland on Oct.
3 at Memorial Stadium after leaving the season opener against Michigan State in the first half, and his teammates Jacory Barney, Jr. and Brendan Black remain questionable.
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