Alyssa Johnson is a local investigative reporter based in Lincoln, Nebraska. She has written for various local and national publications, including the Lincoln Journal Star, Omaha World-Herald, and Miami Herald. Alyssa's work focuses on covering local news, crime, human interest stories, and community events.
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Alyssa Johnson's coverage focuses on local events, government and politics, crime, and human interest stories in Nebraska. She pays close attention to community events, evolving stories, breaking news, as well as government announcements.
If you are reaching out to Alyssa with a pitch for an article or story idea, consider topics related to local events in Nebraska such as community gatherings or activities. Additionally, she may be interested in pitches related to government policies or announcements affecting the region. Human interest pieces involving crime scene cleaning and heartwarming personal stories also align with her areas of focus.
When crafting a pitch for Alyssa Johnson, keep it relevant to the Lincoln area and ensure that your angle ties into her coverage themes focusing on local news and human interest stories within Nebraska.
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Cinthya Espinosa and her husband, Jose, opened The Waffle Cone at 311 N. Eighth St. with their three kids in February.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Despite temperatures being in the high 90s on Wednesday, more than 70 participants took part in the Telegraph Run Club's first meeting.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Despite temperatures being in the high 90s on Wednesday, more than 70 participants took part in the Telegraph Run Club's first meeting.
By: Alyssa Johnson
ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star Husker football fans can plan on leaving their cash at home this season.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Husker football fans can plan on leaving their cash at home this season.
Only 300 students can consider themselves a member of "The Pride of All Nebraska" each year. Only 32 can say they're on the flagline. Our reporter was one of them.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Many Husker fans had their names engraved on bricks and placed in Memorial Stadium's original Tunnel Walk. Now, they have a chance to buy the bricks back.
By: Alyssa Johnson
This new father-daughter run restaurant in Lincoln's Haymarket is serving up affordable breakfast and lunch.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Lori Miller and Hanna Pinneo, the co-presidents of Lincoln’s Silent Book Club, work together to create a space of community while fostering the love of reading.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Two University of Nebraska-Lincoln alumni are combining their love for Husker sports and country music to bring new life to the Railyard’s nightlife with Tank's Country bar.
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