Jacob Elliott
Digital Content Producer
Lincoln, NE
Jacob Elliott joined 10/11 as a Digital Content Producer in February 2019.
Jacob Elliott graduated in December 2016 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with degrees in English and Broadcasting, and minors in Art, Psychology and Japanese. For three years, he worked at the Daily Nebraskan, where he wrote for both the News and Art departments.
After graduation, Jacob briefly interned at 89.3 KZUM, where he shot video and worked on articles for the station. Soon after, Jacob started a part-time position at KLKN. There, he worked on graphics and audio for a year and a half.
In his spare time, Jacob enjoys creative pursuits including drawing, writing, reading, various hand-crafts, and Dungeons and Dragons. Jacob is a life-long learner, and is always eager for new skills and experiences.
Jacob Elliott is a natural-born Lincolnite. Fond of his city, Jacob enjoys going to various local events such as First Friday, the Farmer's Market and Jazz in June.
A Lincoln man who works as a custodian at Waverly High School is accused of stealing items from a student’s locker and reselling them.
Two people were injured after a crash near Beaver Creek Lane and Pine Lake Road on Saturday at 9:27 a.m.
The University of Nebraska Interim President Chris Kabourek formally introduced the new Nebraska Director of Athletics, Troy Dannen, on Tuesday.
The Lincoln City Council approved Michon Morrow as the city’s next Chief of Police on Monday, with a vote of 7-0.
Two men were indicted by grand juries in a fentanyl-overdose death in Lincoln, and a woman was indicted for selling fentanyl.
Lincoln Police responded to an assault at the People’s City Mission on Thursday. The incident happened at 7:26 p.m.
Three people were injured in a crash near Homestead Expressway and Roca Road on Monday at 2:07 p.m.
Lincoln Police arrested five people after a robbery in central Lincoln on Friday.
A 72-year-old man was arrested on Saturday after he ran into a tree.
Lincoln Police and Lincoln Fire and Rescue were called to Northwest 14th and West O Street after a pedestrian was struck by a car Saturday morning.
A burglary at a north Lincoln smoke shop caused $29,000 in damage after a car was rammed into the front of the building.
Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to a fire in north Lincoln Sunday.
Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to a fire at Honest Abe’s near Cornhusker Highway and North 27th Street on Saturday.
Two cars were damaged by gunshots in central Lincoln on Friday.
There will be a three free showings of Barbie at Gothenburg's Sun Theatre this weekend.
A 27-year-old man serving a prison sentence for assault will serve even more time for assaulting an inmate.
Lincoln Animal Control rescued a marmot that was caught in the engine compartment of a van this weekend.
Lincoln Police caught a juvenile who allegedly stole a vehicle in north Lincoln on Saturday.
Last week, the new flight service out of Lincoln Airport, Red Way, ended seasonal flights to Minneapolis, Atlanta and Austin early after demand wasn’t what they expected it to be.
Portions of two Lincoln streets are scheduled to close Monday.
A Nebraska State Trooper and second driver were both hospitalized following a crash that occurred on Highway 275 Tuesday afternoon near Fremont.
Starting Aug. 3, the connector trail between 84th Street and the Murdock Trail at Mahoney Park will be closed for repairs.
A chip seal project will begin Wednesday on N-64, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.
With new rules in place pushing America’s automotive industry towards electricity, Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts is proposing something different.
The Crete Police Department responded to a Crete Area Medical Center after receiving a report of a gunshot wound to the foot on Saturday.
An armor coat project will begin Aug. 7 on N-43, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.
Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded to three lightning strike incidents in southeast Lincoln on Saturday.
The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office and Lincoln Police Department announced on Tuesday their second annual Bridging the Gap event.
Lincoln residents are invited to celebrate National Night Out with four free community events Tuesday, Aug. 1. Officials said the annual event promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood awareness, friendship and support.
Lincoln Children’s Zoo recently welcomed two female cheetah cubs and now the public can help choose their names.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird encouraged residents to participate in a free program that combines reading and performing arts into a unique cultural experience.
Lincoln Police responded to a robbery in downtown Lincoln on Saturday.
Lincoln Police are investigating a vandalism that occurred at JPK Investment Motors in northeast Lincoln on Saturday.
Lincoln Police responded on Friday to a pair of robberies in south Lincoln they believe to be connected.
The Nebraska Department of Transportation, together with Governor Jim Pillen and other local leaders, gathered to celebrate the opening of the Fremont Southeast Beltway on Tuesday.
The Dietrich Trail north of Colfax Avenue will be closed for improvements beginning Tuesday after recent construction at Dawes Middle School.
Lincoln Police responded to a robbery in north Lincoln on Friday.
Two people were injured after a crash in central Lincoln on Friday.
Lincoln Police responded to an armed robbery in south Lincoln on Friday.
A Spirit Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles made an emergency landing Monday afternoon in Lincoln after smoke was noticed in the flight deck.
A Lincoln man was arrested after cutting a 34-year-old man in south Lincoln on Friday.
A roof collapses in a north Lincoln mobile home fire Monday afternoon.
Lincoln Police arrested two men for speeding and leading officers on a pursuit in two separate incidents between Friday night and Saturday morning.
Lincoln Police responded to a crash at 91st and Nebraska Parkway Sunday morning.
The Omaha Police Department located a missing 2-year-old on Sunday.
Five women were robbed at gunpoint in north Lincoln on Friday.
The NSAA released the 2023 State Baseball Championship Bracket on Monday.
Lincoln Police responded to a bomb threat made to a local business near South 70th Street and Pioneers Boulevard on Sunday.
