Arika Herron is a journalist at The Indianapolis Star. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, government and politics, education, and energy policy, often focusing on regional interests and public policy. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and Chalkbeat.
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Arika Herron's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, restaurants, and politics in the Indianapolis area. She specifically covers government announcements, legal policy regulation, and event coverage related to local politics and community activities.
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The north side neighborhood has a long road to recovery after devastating flooding.
By: Arika Herron
It looked like the village was in danger on Saturday, but the worst flooding stayed north.
By: Arika Herron, Justin L. Mack, Russell Contreras
Indianapolis is one of the major U.S. cities contributing to a historic drop in homicides over the past three years.
The chair of IPEC says post-graduation outcomes should be considered in school success.
By: Arika Herron
It's the best two weeks to dine out this summer.
By: Arika Herron, Carly Mallenbaum
Lattes and matchas are going bananas — including at a bunch of Indianapolis-area coffee shops.
Maddox Richey is just 3 weeks old — a perfect blond-haired, blue-eyed infant. Why it matters: "He's calm and peaceful. … He's just a normal baby," says his aunt Jody Feiss.
The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park at Newfields is closed until further notice after historic flooding along the White River.
Building back trust in the office will be the first order of business for Indiana's next secretary of state
The kitchen garden brings the grounds of Oldfields back to how the Lilly family enjoyed it.
