Angelica Robinson is a journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana. She writes for WTHR-TV and WTSP-TV, covering local news and events in the Indianapolis area. Her articles focus on a range of topics, including crime, community events, education, and human interest stories. Angelica's work has also been featured in WTOL 11.
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Angelica's articles primarily focus on local news and events, with a significant emphasis on family and relationships. She likely seeks out stories that resonate with the community in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. When pitching to Angelica, consider offering human-interest stories related to education, community service initiatives, local events, crime trends affecting the community or heartwarming tales that highlight family bonds.
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By: Angelica Robinson
"He said he looked over to her, her eyes were rolled into the back of her head," said Yannotti. "Then she began convulsing."
Ten Point leader Rev. Charles Harrison said IMPD has deemed at least three blocks along Pennsylvania Street as hot spots for crime. They started patrolling last Wednesday.
By: Angelica Robinson
Stefanie Smith was on a flight headed for Charlotte, North Carolina, when she suffered a medical emergency and died.
By: Angelica Robinson, Maria Yannotti Said
Smith and her boyfriend left Punta Cana to catch their connecting flight in Charlotte. The 41-year-old Danville woman was headed to the Indianapolis International Airport when her boyfriend realized something was wrong.
Whiteland was one of the hardest hit areas, and at one point it was deemed a federal disaster area.
By: Angelica Robinson
According to Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal, there are about 1,800 registered sex offenders in Marion County.
The area around 146th Street and Allisonville Road is expected remain closed through the end of May.
By: Angelica Robinson
Just last year in Indianapolis, ATF traced about 5,100 firearms to other crimes. INDIANAPOLIS — At least two rifles that were stolen from an Indianapolis gun shop have been recovered.
Big Brother Big Sisters of Central Indiana is launching an effort to recruit 300 "bigs" by June 30.
By: Angelica Robinson
Armaandeep Singh took a plea agreement in the crash that put Trooper Azariah Keith in the hospital with severe injuries to his pelvis and leg.
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