Ashlyn Wright is a journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana, writing for WRTV. With a focus on local news, Ashlyn covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, human interest stories, and local government. Her articles aim to inform and engage the Indianapolis community, providing timely and relevant news coverage.
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Ashlyn's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community news, and topics relevant to Indianapolis residents. She frequently covers human interest stories, cultural events, and local organizations. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that promote community engagement.
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INDIANAPOLIS — A grocery store known as the hub for global groceries in Indianapolis is celebrating 30 years at its westside location.
Waterman’s Family Farm planted over 11,000 seeds to fill the patch. The farm is inviting people to come and join them in picking the sunflowers and getting into the fall spirit.
This comes after IMPD and state police announced increased patrols this weekend after they responded to five different street takeover events last weekend.
By: Ashlyn Wright
The system’s 51st station is located on West Michigan Street at Warman Avenue at the B&O Trailhead. It includes 20 docks for both e-bikes and classic bicycles.
By: Jason Ronimous, Ashlyn Wright
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis officials are celebrating what they call a “blockbuster year” for the Circle City.
By: Ashlyn Wright
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has released bodycam footage of a shooting in which officers injured an armed male near the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Nov. 2023.
By: Ashlyn Wright
INDIANAPOLIS — Elementary school students in Perry Township put together an event to raise money for childhood cancer awareness and support one of their peers in the process.
By: Ashlyn Wright
INDIANAPOLIS — On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Colts took a day off from work on the field to be sure kids around the city have access to healthy meals in schools.
By: David McNew, Ashlyn Wright
Not only will Hoosiers be voting for the President of the United States, but candidates for governor and Congress as well.
With five days to go until Election Day, Marion County is seeing higher early voter turnout than at this point in the 2020 election.
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