Husker memorabilia and Pokémon cards were reported missing after an overnight burglary at a south Lincoln sports card store.
Husker memorabilia and Pokémon cards were stolen from Capital City Sports Cards early Wednesday.
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Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star file photo
Janelle Simmons and her daughter Kyla, 1, play Pokemon Go last summer at Memorial Stadium. The game's popularity dropped after its meteoric debut last year, but has seen renewed interest after last month's addition of 80 Pokemon, and in-game events set around holidays such as Halloween and soon, Easter.
Photos: Pokemon Go fever in Lincoln
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Sabrina Sack checks out Hannah MacDonald's catch while playing Pokemon Go on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Pokémon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Pokémon Go players cover the field at Memorial Stadium on Thursday.
Pokémon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Geoffery Schrader, 12, enters Memorial Stadium to play Pokémon Go on Thursday.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Isaih Reed plays Pokémon Go with help from his uncle Brandon Straight on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Grant Thuss (from left), Daniel Brown and Antonio Hamersky stop to make a catch on the Pokemon Go app Monday at Pioneers Park.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Kristin Sanford, Geigh Zollicoffer, Leeaaron Berks and Kaylen Brown sit close to an outlet to charge up while playing Pokémon Go on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Levi Weiss leaves Memorial Stadium while still playing Pokémon Go on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Mary Pinnell heads to a Poké Stop on the Pokemon Go app on Monday at Holmes Lake. Poke Stops give free items used in the game.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star file photo
Janelle Simmons and her daughter Kyla, 1, play Pokemon Go last summer at Memorial Stadium. The game's popularity dropped after its meteoric debut last year, but has seen renewed interest after last month's addition of 80 Pokemon, and in-game events set around holidays such as Halloween and soon, Easter.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star file photo
Antonio Hamersky catches a wild Tauros on the Pokemon Go app July 11 at Pioneers Park.
Pokemon Go
- AMBER BAESLER, Journal Star
Pokemon Go players line up at Memorial Stadium on Thursday.
Reach the writer at 402-473-7241 or ajohnson2@journalstar.com. On Twitter @ajohnson6170
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