Alex Null is a journalist based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and writes for 21Alive WPTA. With a focus on local news, Alex covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, crime, community issues, and human interest stories. Their work aims to inform and engage the Fort Wayne community on important issues affecting their daily lives.
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Alex Null's coverage primarily revolves around local announcements and events in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The themes covered include family & relationships, sports, and government & politics. Therefore, individuals or organizations looking to engage with Alex should consider providing insights related to local community events, political developments in the region or human interest stories that align with these themes.
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A 23-year-old man was sentenced to 6-9 years in prison Wednesday for a 2023 crash that killed a 21-year-old woman.
By: Alex Null
Thursday morning, people living in Stanbery Park in Mount Washington were told to take what they could and leave. The things they left behind were thrown away.
Staff members at The Montgomery Inn at The Boathouse say more than 200 people canceled reservations Friday after a fire shut down southbound lanes on I-471.
CINCINNATI — Walking through North Avondale, it's hard to miss the older homes and buildings in the neighborhood.
LEBANON, Ohio — 500 pets, five days. This week, the Humane Society of Warren County is hosting its largest-ever spay/neuter event.
Defense attorneys for Jeffrey Wogenstahl have asked for a new trial and his conviction to be thrown out for the 1991 murder of 10-year-old Amber Garrett in Hamilton County.
Boone County crews took time to familiarize themselves with trucks and equipment Tuesday ahead of this year's first snow accumulation forecast.
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati City Council on Wednesday voted to adopt a motion that would allocate $500,000 toward funding mental health services for transgender kids in the community.
By: Alex Null
Quincy Scott, a former corrections officer, is accused of sexual battery against a female inmate at the Hamilton County Justice Center in May. Scott and his attorney deny the accusations.
Sheletta Brundidge, who used to live in Cincinnati and has three kids with autism, now travels the country giving out interior combination door locks to other parents with autistic children.
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