LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Electric car owners will soon have more places to charge their vehicles in Lincoln.

Lincoln Electric System is installing two charging stations next week in a city parking garage that’s under construction. The stations should be operational in September.

Each station inside of the parking garage will have two charging ports, but one will be reserved for company-use only. The other three ports will be open to the public.

Customers will have to pay a $2 flat rate to charge their vehicles.

The company’s manger of energy services says there are between 100 and 150 electric cars registered in Lancaster County. He says that includes plug-in hybrid cars and all-electric cars.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Authorities say a man has been arrested in connection to a shooting in Omaha that injured one person.

The Douglas County Attorney’s Office says 22-year-old Thomas Jones-Ross was arrested Thursday. He faces charges of possession of a weapon by a prohibited person and possession of a stolen firearm.

Court records do not list an attorney.

49-year Theonis Jacobs was shot early Wednesday morning in north Omaha. He was remains in critical condition.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 95-year-old stranded by storm damage to his van has been given some new wheels so he can get to work and back to his home in Lincoln.

The outpouring of generosity has been almost overwhelming.

During a June storm a tree limb fell on his van, leaving him without a way to get to his shoe repair shop at Hillcrest Country Club.

Attorney John Aman read an earlier Journal Star story about Clark’s plight and soon gave his pickup keys to Clark, telling him to use the truck until he could find replacement wheels.

And then Kellie and Craig Johnson, who own Wayne’s Body Shop, came to the rescue, too. They gave Clark their son’s former car, a 12-year-old Pontiac.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A Nebraska panel has unanimously approved a liquor license for a gun range owned by the city of Omaha.

The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission on Thursday sanctioned beer and wine sales at the Harry A. Koch Trap & Skeet Range. Omaha Parks and Recreation says patrons will only be allowed to drink after shooting. They say the move will up attendance at the city-owned facility and therefore generate revenue for Omaha.

The commissioners had expressed concern about selling alcohol at a facility where shotguns are used. City officials say a software system will track who has purchased beer and prevent them from shooting.

The city recently invested $300,000 to renovate the range’s clubhouse after taking over management from private contractors who had operated it for decades.

ALBION, Neb. (AP) — Authorities say a Greeley man has been killed in a traffic accident in east-central Nebraska.

The Boone County Sheriff’s Office says Harold Wondercheck died on Wednesday night. The accident occurred at a highway junction in Boone County.

The crash is being investigated by the Sheriff’s Office and the Nebraska State Patrol.

COLUMBUS, Neb. (AP) — The city of Columbus and the local community college will discuss extending public transit service to the campus.

The City Council this week decided to let staffers talk to Central Community College-Columbus about offering service at the campus just north of the eastern Nebraska city.

College President Matt Gotschall requested the discussions as part of a college sustainability plan that includes reducing carbon emissions by promoting carpooling and public transportation.

Columbus Area Transit service passengers pay $2 per one-way trip through a call-based system. The service hasn’t been operating outside city limits.