Dave Engler News Today

The City Council approved a contract with the Lincoln firefighters that includes an 18% raise over the next three years.

Portions of the county — especially areas near creek beds — are at risk for flooding since a flood watch was issued Tuesday morning for Butler County. The watch was to last until 8 a.m. Wednesday, Ap...

Joel Sartore — the Lincoln-based photographer who set an ambitious goal 17 years ago to photograph every species living in the care of humans — hit another milestone.

Lincoln Fire and Rescue has announced the addition of a new truck at their station near 18th and "Q" Street. T...

A grant will allow Lincoln Fire and Rescue to hire 18 new paramedics and EMTs — the latest increase to a workforce that has grown more than 35% since 2017.

Lincoln's Fire and Rescue (LFR) services will be fortified with 18 new firefighters/paramedics, thanks to a fe...

The $5.9 million grant, provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, will help pay for 18 additional firefighters and paramedics.

10/11 NOW met with Crist and looked back on her career with LFR, which started well before those five years as public information officer.

Lincoln Fire & Rescue officials and Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird spoke about the newest ladder that would allow first responders to continue to provide quick and reliable service to the community Thursday.

"I think the timing is wrong, and I really question the Planning Department's thoroughness in researching whether this is ready," one resident said.