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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By: Alyssa Johnson
After a month of tasting and voting for new local vegan dishes, the 2024 Lincoln Vegan Chef Challenge has officially come to a close.
By: Alyssa Johnson
A bundle of joy and boundless energy has arrived at the Lincoln Children's Zoo as zookeepers welcomed a baby giraffe.
By: Alyssa Johnson
A bundle of joy and boundless energy has arrived at the Lincoln Children's Zoo as zookeepers welcomed a baby giraffe.
By: Alyssa Johnson
So far in 2024, 367 children have been adopted in Nebraska and 150 children are still waiting for families. November is Adoption Awareness Month.
Saturday morning, a group of 60 volunteers made 20 bed frames on a mission to ensure no child in the community has to sleep on the floor.
How about Holly, Jolly and Golly? Holiday or winter-themed names are being sought for the red panda triplets born at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo.
By: Alyssa Johnson
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Erika Thomas, public information officer for the Lincoln Police Department, said eight fraudulent fire reports have been made over the past month, including four since Monday afternoon.
By: Alyssa Johnson
Whether you’re looking for a Thanksgiving dinner for two or a feast for a dozen, skip the dishes with these local ready-to-go meals.
By: Alyssa Johnson
A variety of local organizations are making sure everyone has food on their table this Thanksgiving and no one has to eat alone this holiday season.
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