COVID death in Lancaster County
The individual who died was a man in his 90s.
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KLKN-TV Muchachos gives back after winning food tournament Muchachos gave away one free street taco to customers and for every taco they gave away, they also gave an equal cash donation to The Matt Talbot kitchen. April 6, 2021 10:25 pm LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) –The Lincoln restaurant Muchachos is giving back to the community after winning a local food tournament. The “Munch Madness” tournament was put on by KLIN and involved a number of local restaurants, all of them hoping to win the title. After weeks of voting, Muchachos beat out H.F. Crave for the top spot, claiming the gold. While o...
KLKN-TV National Child Abuse Prevention Month: How you can make a difference April is National Child Abuse Prevention month, bringing attention to an issue that so many face. April 5, 2021 10:19 pm LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — April is National Child Abuse Prevention month, bringing attention to an issue that so many face. “Sometimes people say, no, this isn’t happening in my community, or this isn’t happening in my school or in my church. It’s happening everywhere,” Angela Roeber, the Director of Communications for Project Harmony, said. One in seven. That’s how many children are ef...
The community death total remains at 227. Changes have been made to the COVID-19 Dashboard. Recovery will now be defined as being 60 days out from an individual’s positive COVID-19 test. The person must not be hospitalized either in order to be considered “recovered.” Based on this new definition, more than 26,700 people have recovered from the virus. So far, more than 188,500 vaccines have been administered. Nearly 7,800 of those were administered Monday at a mass vaccination clinic.
KLKN-TV Extra Mile Walk goes virtual this year while still providing for children Throughout the pandemic, families and children have been hit hard when it comes to food insecurities. March 31, 2021 10:26 pm LINCOLN, NE.. (KLKN) — Throughout the pandemic, families and children have been hit hard when it comes to food insecurities. “We do know that the need is about 15% to 20% greater as a result of the pandemic. So definitely, you know, more folks that are there needing help for a variety of reasons,” John Mabry, the development director with the Lincoln Food Bank, said. The Lincoln F...