Category Archives: KLIN News

The Nebraska Department of Labor has issued 1099-G tax forms to unemployment claimants who received benefits in 2020. The forms are normally released in January, but the IRS granted the Department's r...

Last year was the deadliest in U.S. history. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), deaths topped 3 million for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many America...

To see the latest outages visit the LES OUTAGE MAP. Tuesday, 12:00 pm Lincoln Electric System officials provided a community update Tuesday morning. Kevin Wailes, CEO of LES, says more than 12,000 cus...

With a nod toward successes realized in a turbulent year, Chancellor Ronnie Green's 2021 State of Our University address built upon the N2025 strategic plan, outlining seven "Grand Challenges" that wi...

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department (LLCHD) reported 13 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Lancaster County Monday bringing the community total to 27,534. The total number of deaths in the ...

As current artic conditions continue to impact large sections of the country, Black Hills Energy is closely monitoring the situation to ensure the impact on homes and businesses is minimized. "To date...

Due to an unprecedented energy demand during record low temperatures, the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), Lincoln Electric System's regional reliability coordinator, has notified utilities within its regi...

Nebraska taxpayers who are eligible for a property tax credit (credit) are reminded to claim this new tax credit that will provide property tax relief for Nebraskans. This credit was a result of LB 11...

.Cold high pressure will dominate the region the next few days with very cold temperatures and bitter cold wind chills. Wind chills will be coldest during the overnight and morning hours, with some re...

Lincoln Electric System asks customers to take steps to conserve energy until mid-week due to low temperatures that are causing increased electricity and natural gas usage. The higher usage is putting...