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Steffani Nolte

Steffani Nolte

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News Director, KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE)

Lincoln, Nebraska

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Total articles 214

  • Crews battling grass fire in Gage County

    By Steffani Nolte Verified| KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE) Verified BEATRICE, Neb. (KLKN)– First responders are battling a grass fire in Gage County. Lisa Wiegand, Gage County Emergency Manager, tells us the fire is about 1.5 miles south of Rockford Lake. She says crews are successfully fighting the fire right now. At this time, Wiegand said no evacuations are necessary at this timeWe have a reporter heading to the scene and will post updates as they become available. Categories: Breaking News, Gage, Nebraska News, News

    By Steffani Nolte Verified · KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE)

    Oct. 06, 2024

  • NSP expanding crime lab to keep up with growing demand

    By Steffani Nolte Verified| KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE) Verified Project will cost $26M LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN)– The Nebraska State Patrol is working to keep our state safer by expanding its crime lab. Wednesday it broke ground on the $26 million project. The existing crime lab, off Air Park Road,will increase from 31,000 square feet to 59,000 square feet. NSP said since the crime lab opened eight years ago, work has increased 23-percent.

    By Steffani Nolte Verified · KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE)

    Sep. 18, 2024

  • Lincoln Police, CenterPointe partner to better serve people during mental health crisis

    By Steffani Nolte Verified| KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE) Verified LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Lincoln is partnering with CenterPointe to help better serve people in a mental health crisis by mental health professionals and police responding to calls together. CenterPointe said it had 6,400 crisis intervention contacts with people this year – highlighting the need for the program. Mental health professionals will provide their expertise and resources to those in crisis, while LPD officers maintain safety and security through the Co-Responder Program.

    By Steffani Nolte Verified · KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE)

    Sep. 17, 2024

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KLKN-TV (Lincoln, NE)