Nicole Griffith
Reporter, 1011
Lincoln, Neb.
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Nicole Griffith has been with 10/11 Now since March of 2019 working as a news and sports hybrid reporter.
She is from the Mount Rushmore state and calls Rapid City home. She graduated from the University of South Dakota with a degree in media & journalism in 2016. After graduation she interned at ESPN and Walt Disney World.
She's excited to cover the Huskers and see what Lincoln has to offer.
Two weeks before Nebraska’s Spring Game, Coach Scott Frost opened another practice for a limited amount of fans.
The skies above the Capital City are busier. The Offutt Air Force Base is temporarily relocating to Lincoln while its runway is being renovated.
The Ashland hardware store has a new name and new owners. For one Nebraskan family owning the store has been a life long goal, and they're honoring one of their late family member through this business.
Sam Hoiberg, son of Nebraska men’s basketball head coach Fred Hoiberg, signed as a walk-on for the Huskers at Lincoln Pius X's signing ceremony.
Nebraska Wesleyan saw their fall season cut short after Division III cancelled football last fall. They were allowed a three game shortened season this April.
Doing school remotely was a challenge many students had to overcome during the pandemic. One Norris middle schooler was able to showcase his creativity and cooking skills while doing online school.
If you’re a fan of hot sauce and wings, you’ve probably heard of the show “Hot Ones.” And someone on the 10/11 NOW Team has been featured on the show, not once but twice.
Starting Thursday you will be able to get a sweet treat at a popular Lincoln spot once again. C & L Dairy Sweet’s opening is an example of one family’s determination and passion for serving.
More than 100 children are getting some surprise Easter cheer, all thanks to three non-profits coming together.
A Lincoln gem, that is recognized nationally, is reopening its doors after being closed for a year.
If you’re feeling restless and itching for trip the CDC set new guidelines Friday.The CDC said vaccinated Americans can safely enjoy traveling again.
See what The Warm Cookie and Boiler Brewing Company did on April Fool's Day to get a laugh out of customers.
Easter is next weekend and one Nebraskan is using a new hobby to get people in the spirit.
CBD Remedies has been open in Lincoln for a few years. They’ve been working with Doane University doctors, Dr. Andrea Holms and Dr. Amanda McKinney, for the past month.
Husker Nation got its first glimpse at cheering on the Big Red after more than a year of watching from the outside on Friday.
The Huskers never made it to a home game last year before the pandemic shut the sports world down. They host Penn State for a series starting Friday.
Spring is officially here and Saturday’s nice weather might have you eager to get out and plant, but experts recommend waiting a few more weeks before you start your garden.
The Strategic Air Command has been retired for decades, but an area museum is showcasing its accomplishments on Saturday and throughout the year.
A pair of friends in Unadilla are making gifts for those who are sick and struggling during these times.
After a long year, area Irish pubs are more than ready to welcome in their busiest day of the year.
The “free little art gallery” is outside Pepe’s Bistro on 11th Street and B Street. Gomez Art Supply and Pepe’s are teaming up to provide this art space.
John Baylor’s been the voice of Nebraska volleyball for 27 years. Sitting court-side is an all to familiar view, but this season his view is completely different.
The pandemic has impacted local businesses in a variety of ways. Some are still open, some have closed temporarily, while others were forced to close. One area woman is using her platform to help minority-owned businesses that are just starting up or struggling from the pandemic.
A third round of stimulus checks are going out to Nebraskans starting as early as this weekend. The $1.9 trillion package didn’t get Republican support, but the goal is to help stimulate the economy.
McGee is now known as the first and only woman to ref a Nebraska boys state basketball game.
High school basketball teams are meeting in the Capital City from across the state for the NSAA State Tournament. One team has a dedicated member, so much so that she’s traveling hours a day just to play basketball.
The riding season starts as the weather gets nicer and the days get longer. One Lincoln man is making it his mission to keep drivers safe after he was in an accident last year.
Seward’s mask mandate expired Wednesday morning, after the city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to end it.
The state’s natural resources districts have an urgent message to Nebraskans as the state’s tree canopy number are declining due to extreme weather.
Some people set goals of running 5K’s, half-marathons or even full marathons in their lifetimes.
You may have seen the community pantries that are stationed around the Capitol City, now they’re getting upgraded. The first “Free Fridge” was installed Saturday Afternoon on South 42nd Street.
Gas prices in Nebraska are going up daily and the state has one of the highest averages in the Midwest.
Nebraskans protested against new prisons at the Capitol on Saturday. This comes as Nebraska’s Corrections Department proposed a $230 million prison this legislative session to curb overcrowding.
Conversion therapy was discussed at length at the capitol. Those in favor and opposed were able to voice their beliefs on the practice of trying to change a person’s sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
As of Thursday morning, more than 74,300 doses of vaccine have been administered by LLCHD, partners and long-term care facilities.
Emergency agencies are taking to the sky to make sure Nebraska doesn’t see historic flooding like two years ago. The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency said it’s optimistic right now, but ready for any sudden changes.
On days like Thursday employees at JetSplash car wash are wearing light jackets and cleaning nearly a hundred cars an hour.
The pandemic has prompted many discussions around mental health, so much so a Central Nebraska school made it their priority during Wednesday’s school day.
This is the 7th annual Shoes for Miles. The shoe drive draws attention to congenital heart defects which is one of the world’s most common birth defects.
Capturing big moments for the big game. It’s been one week since the Super Bowl, but a Nebraska native is reflecting on an opportunity of a lifetime that came out of an internship.
In case you need a reminder, Valentine’s Day is Sunday. Local flower shops are eagerly awaiting this holiday to help business during the pandemic.
Teachers and students at Culler Middle School are getting creative with how they’re celebrating Black History Month.
John Larsen built an empire at Lincoln Southeast winning nine state championships in girls basketball. Now, the head coach at Crete he’s already won one, and Friday night he’s going for history.
Thursday marks one year from when the World Health Organization coined COVID-19 as the new coronavirus disease. It’s been a long year coupled with frigid weather, so mental health and seasonal depression is at the forefront of health experts’ concerns.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird issued the “Mayor’s Big Challenge for Lincoln Littles,” to encourage community donations for the third annual Lincoln Littles Giving Day, Friday, February 12.
Whether you’re a football fan or not, many people tune into the Super Bowl for the commercials. Sunday is one of advertisings biggest days of the year, and one of the national ads you’ll see in the big game was worked on by a Lincoln native.
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Highlights and scores from Saturday’s high school basketball games across Nebraska. By the Associated Press.
The No. 4 Nebraska volleyball team swept Maryland 25-14, 25-21, 25-18 on Saturday night at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
One Nebraska organization is hoping to connect people with other Nebraskans they’ve never met through letters. Humanities Nebraska is calling it the Dear Strange Letter Exchange.
