Lincoln moves forward with $120 million railroad project at 33rd and Cornhusker
The goal is to reduce congestion caused by the two at grade railroad crossings on both N 33rd Street and Adams Street.
Lincoln officials move forward with $120 million railroad project at 33rd and Cornhusker
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird, Lincoln Transportation and Utilities Director Liz Elliott, and several railroad officials are ...
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Lincoln man part of Nebraska National Guard sniper team’s national championship
A Lincoln resident was part of a two-person Nebraska Army National Guard sniper team that recently shot their way to a ...
Saluda Grade rail corridor comes with $31.5M price tag. Who's covering the cost?
The Saluda Grade rail line is selling for $31.5 million this summer to a conservancy that will turn it into an SC and NC rail ...
Nebraska Game and Parks closes pedestrian bridge over Platte River due to debris
Nebraska Game and Parks closed a Cass County pedestrian bridge as crews clean up debris. The Lied Platte River Bridge is a former railroad bridge that serves as a hiking and biking trail between ...
No. 6 Nebraska wrestling knocks off No. 4 Minnesota for Mark Manning's 300th dual win
The Huskers navigated "deep waters" to give their coach a milestone moment. Nebraska beat Minnesota 21-13 in front of a large ...
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‘It really is a pain’: Lincolnites glad for $66.7 million grant to redo 33rd and Cornhusker
At least 65 trains run the rails near 33rd Street and Cornhusker Highway daily, officials said, and the crossings are closed ...
Lincoln secures $66.7 million federal grant for 33rd and Cornhusker viaduct project
Millions of federal dollars are headed to Lincoln to address traffic and safety issues at 33rd Street and Cornhusker Highway.
Lincoln gets $66.7 million federal grant for railroad crossing project
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration announced Thursday that it awarded up to $66.7 ...
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Western Nebraska lawmakers' bills address K-12 tax credits, rail safety
Gering state Sen. Brian Hardin's Legislative Bill 81 and North Platte Sen. Mike Jacobson's LB 37 were among the first bills ...