Lincoln
Coverage of Lincoln in the Nexus archive.
- The best SUVs for towing in 2026, according to Edmunds
Edmunds highlights the 2026 Toyota RAV4, Nissan Pathfinder, Jeep Grand Wagoneer, and Lincoln as top SUVs for towing across different size and price categories. These models offer varying maximum tow ratings, with the Grand Wagoneer leading at 10,000 pounds, suitable for large trailers and boats.
- After years of neighbor opposition, a private airstrip for Beta’s CEO nears approval
Beta Technologies CEO Kyle Clark's private airstrip in Lincoln, Vermont, is nearing final approval after years of local opposition. The project, initially denied by town officials, shifted to state and federal channels, with the FAA recently denying an appeal and the Vermont Transportation Board now holding the final decision. Opponents argue safety concerns and lack of public input remain unaddressed.
- Man accidentally shoots himself while filming video on how to use gun he just bought
A 21-year-old man was seriously injured when he accidentally shot himself in the leg with a 9mm pistol he had purchased earlier, while filming a video demonstration for his girlfriend at a Scheels parking lot in Lincoln, Nebraska. The injury required a tourniquet, CPR, and hospitalization, with the man in critical but stable condition.
- Then Again: When a mysterious killer stalked the men of Bristol
In 1914, a mysterious illness caused multiple deaths in Bristol, Vermont, linked to wood alcohol sold by local pharmacist Don A. Bisbee. Victims exhibited severe symptoms including blindness and seizures before dying, with authorities tracing the source to illegally dispensed alcohol in a town with no licensed pharmacies under Vermont's 'local option' liquor laws.
- 4th firefighter dies from burn injuries battling Colorado's Knowles wildfire
Nathan Matthews, a 43-year-old firefighter from Lincoln, Nebraska, died from burn injuries sustained while battling the Knowles wildfire in Colorado, according to the Department of the Interior.
- Fourth firefighter dies from burns received in June during Colorado wildfire operation
Nathan Matthews, 43, a firefighter from Lincoln, Nebraska, died from burns sustained during a deadly wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border in June. He was the fourth firefighter to die following the incident, confirmed by the US interior department.
- 4th firefighter dies from injuries in western Colorado blaze
A fourth firefighter, Nathan Matthews, died from burns sustained during a wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border last month. Three other firefighters died at the scene when their Helitack crew was overwhelmed by flames, while another firefighter remains hospitalized. The incident occurred amid severe fire conditions caused by dry weather, lack of snow, and erratic winds.
- Nebraska gunowners insist parks aren’t private property when it comes to concealed weapons
Four Nebraska gun owners are suing Lincoln, arguing the city lacks authority to ban concealed weapons in parks and trails under a 2023 state law allowing constitutional carry. The city claims the law did not remove its power to regulate firearms on its property, while plaintiffs assert public spaces are not private property. The case involves conflicting interpretations of Legislative Bill 77, which permits concealed carry without a permit.
- FORECAST: Scattered storms Sunday afternoon
The NWS confirmed an EF-1 tornado with 90 mph winds impacting Catawba, Lincoln, and Cleveland Counties. Scattered storms are expected Sunday afternoon, with potential for strong gusts and heavy rain between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. A brief cooldown to the 80s is forecasted, followed by a return to mid-90s temperatures by the end of next week.
- Ten communities in Massachusetts went ‘fossil fuel free.’ Then utilities spent $100M on natural gas infrastructure there.
Ten Massachusetts communities adopted 'fossil fuel free' policies banning gas hookups in new construction and major renovations. Despite these efforts, utilities Eversource and National Grid spent $100 million upgrading gas infrastructure in nine of these communities since the policies were enacted, primarily to replace leaky pipes under the state's Gas System Enhancement Plan.
- Recall alert: 66K Lincoln, Explorer hybrids recalled
Ford recalled over 66,000 Lincoln and Explorer hybrids due to a software error preventing pedestrian warning sounds at certain speeds. The recall affects 2024-2027 Nautilus Hybrid and 2025-2027 Explorer Hybrid vehicles, expanding a previous recall (25V691). Repairs for some models involve replacing a digital signal processing module, while others await fixes.
- Mom turns in teen daughter after recognizing her in alleged vandalism video shared by owner
A 15-year-old was turned in by her mother after being identified in a video of a vandalism incident at Kelly’s Produce in Lincoln, Nebraska. The vandalism caused $5,232 in damages, including smashed jars and destroyed refrigerators, with three juveniles now charged or identified in the case.
- Emiten alerta de tornado para partes de Illinois y Missouri
Más de dos millones de personas en Illinois y Missouri se encuentran bajo alerta de tornado hasta las 3:00 p.m. debido a tormentas con vientos huracanados y posibles tornados intensos (EF3 o superior). Las tormentas, originadas en Iowa, generarán riesgos de granizo y una segunda ola con mayor probabilidad de tornados este miércoles.
- Illinois Town Loses a Prison, Leaving Residents Worried About Jobs
An Illinois town has lost a prison, causing concern among residents about job security. The downtown business district in Lincoln has become quieter over the years.
- Discarded cigarette to blame for Marriott hotel fire; causes over $7 million in damages, officials say
A fire at a Fairfield by Marriott Inn and Suites in Lincoln, Nebraska, was caused by an improperly discarded cigarette, leading to over $7 million in damages. The fire, which started in vegetation and spread to the attic, caused a smoke explosion and structural collapse, though no injuries were reported.
- Ford recalls nearly 420,000 vehicles over faulty seat belts
Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles due to faulty seat belts in certain Ford Expedition and Lincoln models. The safety watchdog reported that the seat belts may inadvertently lock, impairing their functionality.
- Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles for a seat belt issue
Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles from 2018 to 2022 model years due to a seat belt issue that could cause injury during a crash. The recall affects Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models, with seat belts potentially locking or retracting rapidly. Owners will receive notifications and can have the issue resolved at dealerships free of charge.
- Body found in search for boy, 15, missing after entering lake
A 15-year-old boy went missing after entering Swanholme Lakes in Lincoln, and a body was later found during the search. The incident has raised concerns about safety at the local lake.