Amber Grigley is a news anchor and reporter for WRTV, focusing on local news in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a passion for community journalism, Amber covers a wide range of topics including local government, social issues, education, and human interest stories. She strives to bring impactful stories to the forefront and give a voice to the people of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United States (Local)
Amber Grigley's coverage is focused on local news, community events, social issues, and sports in Indianapolis and Indiana. Her articles often cover evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and event coverage.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The man accused of shooting six people in a Broad Ripple bar will be in court Tuesday morning.
INDIANAPOLIS — The city was buzzing Wednesday evening with many young girls witnessing a once-in-a-lifetime experience with ballet icon Misty Copeland.
A Hoosier woman is creating space for other women in business to reach their full potential not just in the state, but across the country.
The Monroe County Community School board plans to vote next month on merging two elementary schools.
INDIANAPOLIS — A scheduled mixer held by one organization to recruit more mentors for Indy youth, came right on time Monday evening, following a mass shooting over the weekend.
INDIANAPOLIS — The countdown is on as we get closer to witnessing the total solar eclipse.
Grace Berger and Lexie Hull were both drafted in the first round by the Fever
By: Amber Grigley
It was the first time in many years that the event was open to the public. Deborah Whitfield took office at the beginning of the year.
Friends remember Marcus Robinson, one of two kayakers found on White River
By: Amber Grigley
8 months after giving birth, Indiana Fever's Katie Lou Samuelson is back to dominating the court
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