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Oct 15, 2026

Joel SartoreGUEST
12:04
But I always thought that it would be a really good thing to be able to show people what biodiversity looks like.
Joel SartoreGUEST
12:14
The Salt Creek tiger beetle is the size of a sunflower seed, and it only lives in the salt marshes in northern Lincoln and northern Lancaster County.
Joel SartoreGUEST
12:22
And it is really in trouble.
Joel SartoreGUEST
12:24
It still is.
MarkHOST
2:09
Yeah.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:10
That's, that's why they got rid of, um, Lancaster County, Sar- uh, Sarpy County, and Douglas County's numbers.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:16
Too many people for the digits that they had available.
MarkHOST
2:20
Yes.
Jack MitchellHOST
11:02
I mean, yeah, I don't know.
Jack MitchellHOST
11:04
And in Lancaster County, and I believe Douglas and Sarpy, they don't have the county number.
Mark ValeHOST
11:08
Nope, they don't.
Jack MitchellHOST
11:09
But they still do...
Jack MitchellHOST
14:18
That's, that's more than enough.
MarkCORRESPONDENT
14:19
What happens in York County makes the news in Lancaster County.
Jack MitchellHOST
14:23
Yes.
Jack MitchellHOST
14:24
Yes.
Sami MirzaCORRESPONDENT
8:10
Investigators still secure the evidence, and it's the county attorney, who's elected to office, that presents the case to the grand jury.
Sami MirzaCORRESPONDENT
8:15
In Lancaster County, that's Pat Condon.
Pat CondonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:17
They can ask for more evidence from us.
Pat CondonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:21
They can ask, ask questions.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:08
That certainly helps.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:10
But, uh, the, the suspect was booked into Lancaster County Jail, suspicion of secondary assault and use of a deadly weapon.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:17
Apparently they found a .22 caliber firearm that, that was hidden inside of a, a, a street storm drain.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:26
So I don't know if that means threw it down there or what exactly, um, but they were able to get it pretty quickly as well.
Jack MitchellHOST
4:04
All right, moving on.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:06
Number four.
MarkHOST
4:07
Made a big cash contribution to, uh, one of the candidates in the, uh, Lancaster County Sheriff's race, comes from somebody that, uh, well, used to be in the NBA.
Jack MitchellHOST
4:19
So Jay Pitts is-
speaker_3CORRESPONDENT
5:32
I'm Maddie Ames, Nebraska Public Media News.
Jackie YaretaHOST
5:35
The city of Lincoln and Lancaster County are proposing a $6 million secure entrance to its downtown buildings.
Jackie YaretaHOST
5:42
Currently, the Hall of Justice and the City and County Building have different entrances.
Jackie YaretaHOST
5:47
This proposal plans to make the Hall of Justice a single entrance with a secure hallway to get to municipal offices.
Austin OermanHOST
23:21
Mm-hmm.
Kat OuseyGUEST
23:21
So we've also had a Dolly Parton Imagination Library in Lancaster County for now three years.
Kat OuseyGUEST
23:28
And so, um, now 7,000 kids are receiving-
Austin OermanHOST
23:31
Wow
Kat OuseyGUEST
26:14
So the concept is then they have a home library of 60 books before they enter kindergarten.
Kat OuseyGUEST
26:20
Um, so we are really excited about fostering that love of reading before they even enter school.
Kat OuseyGUEST
26:26
Um, so yeah, if you're in Lancaster County and have a zero to five-year-old, you just go to our website or, um, to linktoliteracy.org, or, uh, even just straight to the imaginationlibrary.com website, and you can sign the kiddo up, and they will receive a book, um, a couple months later, and until they turn five.
Kat OuseyGUEST
26:45
Um, yeah, so and then what's really interesting is even though the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, the foundation created the infrastructure, it still costs us local partners about $32 a year-
Aaron BondersonHOST
1:29
Jolie Peel tells us about those races.
Jolie PeelCORRESPONDENT
1:32
There are three districts up for grabs, District 1, which covers Lincoln and Lancaster County, District 2, which covers West Omaha and parts of Sarpy County, and District 4, which covers eastern Douglas County.
Jolie PeelCORRESPONDENT
1:45
The candidates running in each district shared concerns about the university's budget, given the ongoing state budget deficit.
Jolie PeelCORRESPONDENT
1:51
They are also running on platforms that address how to best retain and recruit students.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:12
Let, let's do check the latest numbers here in Lincoln for...
Jack MitchellHOST
2:16
Well, for Nebraska, your average price right now for the whole state is $4.24. Lancaster County, $4.30. Yeesh.
Nate RohrGUEST
2:28
Ugh.
Jack MitchellHOST
2:29
Uh, is down a cent from yesterday.

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