Tom Beckius News Today

The City Council considered a land exchange with J.A. Woollam Co. in the Haymarket to create new parking areas to accommodate the citys new South Haymarket Park plans.

Land O'Lakes has made a significant contribution to the Food Bank of Lincoln. Through Land O'Lakes' First Run ...

Street crews will soon begin $47 million worth of street projects that includes 18 lane miles of arterials and 8 lane miles of residential streets.

Business leaders, environmentalists and developers spoke in favor of a proposal to eliminate minimum parking requirements, which planners say would reduce sprawling commercial lots over time.

Lancaster County Commissioner Christa Yoakum announced her intention to run for a second term to represent District 2 in the northwest part of the county.

The City Council approved a special permit that will allow a developer to join the urban-garden-focused Hawley Hamlet development despite opposition by neighbors.

City hopes to get rid of giant, underused parking lots; Former Tip Top Tux location holds inventory sale; Appleget enters transfer portal.

City planners want to eliminate parking requirements for most commercial and industrial areas in Lincoln, responding to changing retail habits and allowing the market to dictate parking needs.

The City Council voted 4-3 to approve a one-year contract for nearly 500 street, maintenance, technical and clerical employees despite union objections.

After the successful launch of the city of Lincoln's first designated Food Truck Zone, The City Council is inv...