40 - 42 Michaelgate in Lincoln is also more commonly known as The Wonky House for obvious reasons! Painted on an original vintage Map from 1963, You can also find prints and greeting cards of it on th...

Council approved forming a city attorney services agreement with Whitebrenner LLP and asked two council members to work with staff to refine language on a 90‑day post‑election clause, a 2.5% technology fee, and appellate authority before execution.

The Lincoln City Council on July 20 approved a broad consent agenda of engineering and contract items, a suite of zoning and pay-schedule ordinances, and other routine business, with most motions carried unanimously on 6-0 roll calls.

Council approved multiple consent-agenda contracts, liquor licenses (with added conditions for Triple B), annexations and zoning changes, pay‑schedule additions, and redevelopment/TIF and bond authorizations including the 18 N Building project ($4,943,379 TIF/bond authorization).

City council invites public comments on proposed biennial budget adjustments for 2024-2026.

Residents and students filled the City of Lincoln chambers to press the council to censure Councilmember Holly Andreatta for remarks she made at a school club event; council heard competing testimony, accepted Andreatta's apology and directed staff to draft a clearer code-of-conduct policy while sending threatened-litigation matters to a closed session.

Council seeks additional vetting on new solar truck purchase before final decision.

City Council conducts regular meeting and pays tribute to late member Dan Carlson.