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.
One area family has a Thanksgiving tradition that is unlike others. It isn’t at their kitchen table, but instead at Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach.
One Lincoln high schooler is spending her Thanksgiving Holiday Gathering Donations and giving back to humane societies.
The Lincoln Children’s Zoo isn’t having the popular Zoo Lights show which is leaving people looking elsewhere for holiday activities. One Malcolm family might have the answer, with their new and improved light show that can only been while socially distancing.
Joyce Durand was well known for her Sidetrack Tavern and band on game weekends. After a second battle with lymphoma, she passed away Thursday morning.
Bars and restaurants have been dealing with regulations and restrictions for eight months now. Some are able to weather the storm while others have to lose their doors for good.
With a bright vest and American flags coming out of his backpack, Gene Curtis is walking 100 miles from Grand Island’s airport to Lincoln’s Airport along Highway 34.
In case you needed a reminder, we are three weeks away from Thanksgiving and 50 days from Christmas. With the pandemic some people are looking for joy and getting those decorations up earlier.
The Lincoln Youth Football league (LYF) has been around for 70 years. This year is more unique than ever, and it’s not because of the pandemic.
Halloween night is being celebrated a little different this year with the pandemic. People had to get creative with how they handed out candy.
Sunday morning, Hundreds of area runners are taking the streets for the Good Life Halfsy.
The LPS Foundation is using a unique way to show gratitude for LPS educators.
Local restaurants and bars have been struggling for months due to the pandemic. Husker football could help ease some of those burdens, but with the home opener canceled it’s just another punch in the gut.
Week six of NAIA football play, and there were a handful of GPAC action games across the state.
Research shows due to stress from the job, one in three educators leave after five years.
Midland University won its straight game with a drubbing of Dakota Wesleyan University by a score of 50-14 on Saturday afternoon in Mitchell, South Dakota.
The Aurora Lady Huskies took home the 2020 Central Conference Championship. They defeated York in two sets 25-20, 25-20 in Crete Saturday afternoon. Below are other scores from the day.
Jake Boltmann knew it was going to be hard to practice this week. His mind was elsewhere with the NHL Draft underway. However, Wednesday turned out to be his favorite practice of his career.
The Center for People in Need has had to close their building’s doors, but the demand of people who need help continues to grow during the pandemic.
In three and a half weeks we’ll know if gambling is going to be legal or not in Nebraska. Thursday night voters had the chance to voice their support or their opposition at the capitol.
Wiley has posted more than 250 videos showcasing his brand and art designs. One of those videos got the attention of CBS The Greatest #AtHome Videos.
During this pandemic, a friendship with a 75-year age difference has formed and is even stronger during the pandemic.
Mail-in ballots were sent out on Monday, and they’re already being turned back in. These votes are coming in over a month before Election Day.
With the announcement of a Nebraska football schedule, one local restaurant is hoping to change a city ordinance to help bring in more business on game days.
The exhibit is called Shortage. It’s at the Lux Center for the Arts and is sponsored by local non-profits to bring attention to eviction as a cause of poverty.
A local community theater is supposed to be celebrating their 75th season this year, but due to the pandemic they’ve been closed for months. However, this weekend, they’re reopening their doors.
The Lincoln Police Union hosted a spaghetti feed to honor the late Investigator Mario Herrera. It was drive through style at Sheridan Lutheran Church to help with distancing.
Sheridan Lutheran Church hasn’t hosted an in person service since mid-March, but come October 4th that’s going to change.
According to the CDC’s Halloween guidelines, indoor haunted houses are considered high risk.
We’re learning about Nebraska volleyball and what the future holds for them.
The Bold Hope Mural was unveiled on Saturday at Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach.
The Jim Ager Golf Course is one of five city courses. You can play it nestled in the heart of Lincoln, or you can find it on the PGA2K video game.
Some sad news to pass along. Larry Frost, the father of Scott Frost has died.
The Downtown Lincoln Association, Convention and Visitors Bureau and Husker Athletics are launching “City of Red” to help fill the streets of Lincoln with Husker pride this fall.
C and L Dairy Sweet is back in business Saturday afternoon. They’re located at their previous location on W. Van Dorn St., but they have a new trailer.
In a time when senior living centers have to restrict visitors, people at the Gateway Vista Living Center got a special treat on Saturday.
You may have noticed the white and blue big top tent outside Gateway Mall. That’s because the circus is back in town, and they’re dealing with COVID-19 Restrictions.
The Nebraska Department of Transportation is making a push to keep drunk drivers off the road this holiday weekend.
The two are in charge of the 5,000 acres at the Lincoln Airport, and make sure wildlife do not become a threat to air traffic.
One organization is using their loss to help others gain awareness for drowning prevention.
People had the chance to test out riding scooters Saturday afternoon to help get them ready for the launch this Thursday.
Most people who misuse medication get it from the medicine cabinet of a friend or relative. Nebraska pharmacies are hoping to end this trend with the “Take Back Day Initiative.”
If approved by a majority of voters in November, the initiative would allow patients to access and use medical marijuana as recommended by their physician or nurse practitioner.
“The goal for us is simply to make our community and and our state stand behind us and not accepting this injustices as “ok” and turning a blind eye.”
Some businesses have even shut their doors indefinitely, but one mom and pop shop is expanding during this time and honoring veterans and area heroes in the process.
The USA BMX Cornhusker Nationals is in full swing this weekend at Star City BMX.
With concerns about if games would even be played, high school football is officially underway in Nebraska.
Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise in Lincoln. LPD said there’s been five times as many thefts as this time last year.
As many restaurants are struggling during the pandemic, one in Lincoln is expanding its business.