Lindsay Esparrago
Lincoln Journal Star
Lincoln, NE, United States
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Harry Potter midnight book release proves the magic lives on
When the clock hit a minute after midnight, madness and magic ensued at bookstores across the nation. → Read More
Bryan Heart first in Nebraska to implant world's smallest wireless pacemaker
George Mormon isn’t sure he’ll be able to top this year's birthday present. → Read More
Man who dragged officer with his car sentenced to 8-12 years
A 46-year-old Omaha man will spend the next eight to 12 years in prison for a theft that led to an assault on a Lincoln police officer in February. → Read More
Longboarding race gathers a 'brotherhood' at Pioneers Park
When Gavin Yusten takes his 55-pound dog on a walk, it’s not uncommon for people to whip out their phone for photos. → Read More
Gold Star Mothers raising money for post 9/11 memorial
Maria Medrano-Nehls and Joyce Peck have a friendship that developed through tragedy. With their moments of comfort came a moment of realization. → Read More
Bike camp instills confidence in kids with special needs
Dara Dirrim was moved to tears the first time she watched her son ride a bike on his own. → Read More
Peaceful Black Lives Matter rally draws 1,000
Sometimes hand in hand, sometimes with fists in the air, roughly 1,000 people attended the Black Lives DO Matter rally Thursday on the Capitol steps for the message: “We must → Read More
New pickleball courts open for 'fun, friendship, fitness' for all
Devoted players lined up as early as 7 to be first on six new pickleball courts at Peterson Park Tuesday morning. → Read More
Change and tragedy brings biggest, proudest crowd to Star City Pride
With more participants than ever, LGBT community members and supporters had no problem representing the “Stand Proud” theme for the celebration of the ninth annual Star City Pride Festival. → Read More
Alumni help Beta's big man beat cancer from miles away
At 6-foot-5½ and 300 pounds, with a voice and laugh so big they could shake the floor, Big Erv Williams is a hard guy to miss. → Read More
June weather means fireflies are showing, lawns are glowing
The glow of fireflies is nothing short of magic. → Read More
Kaboom! Fireworks on sale in county
It’s firework vendors’ time to shine, or blow up, with business. → Read More
Artist-in-residence sends guests out with a story
Tucked away on the main level of the Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel are the studio, gallery and classroom of the hotel's first artist-in-residence. → Read More
Woman arrested as search for prison escapee continues
Timothy Clausen remained at large Sunday, a day after law enforcement arrested a woman in north Omaha for helping him escape from prison. → Read More
Burn survivors head to summer camp
Trenton Green got his scars when he was 2 years old. → Read More
Dixon caught, search for other escapee focused on Omaha
Armon Dixon, one of two inmates who escaped a Lincoln prison on Friday morning, surfaced Saturday afternoon, popping up from a manhole cover at the roundabout of 49th and Francis → Read More
UNL professors to create app for studying behaviors, relationships
University of Nebraska-Lincoln researchers are trying to change the game of analyzing behavior, social networks and relationships -- starting with a new application and software. → Read More
'Connect the Hood' reaches out to at-risk youth, combats gang behavior
Gang violence in Lincoln has steadily increased during the past three years. → Read More
Art exhibition brings 1900s house to life one last time
A termite-damaged, rusted old house, and now a piece of art. → Read More
Give to Lincoln Day brings in nearly $3.1 million
Mother Nature rained on the Lincoln Community Foundation’s biggest day of the year. → Read More