Lincoln, NE News Roundup (7/20/25)

Lincoln braced for 105-degree heat: Starting today from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., a National Weather Service advisory warns of heat index values up to 105°F, urging residents to stay cool, hydrated, check on vulnerable neighbors and pets, and take advantage of free fan distribution for seniors — find out how to stay safe.

Free citizenship classes in Lincoln: Lincoln nonprofits are offering a free 10-week English and civics prep course, plus legal assistance for your N-400 citizenship application — find out how to enroll.

Donations empower young adults: On Saturday, Lincoln community members filled a trailer with household essentials to help foster care alumni set up their first apartments — find out how you can pitch in.

Lincoln Firefighter of the Year: Dave Backhus earned Lincoln Fire and Rescue’s top honor for his leadership in the Honor Guard and his national mental health outreach — learn what sets him apart.

Haymarket eatery floods out: A water leak from the adjacent property has forced the Haymarket restaurant to close its doors for repairs — learn what comes next.

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