Ella Abbott is a multimedia reporter for 89.1 WBOI. She focuses on a variety of topics including health and wellness, animal care, and education, with a strong emphasis on storytelling that engages audiences through audio mediums. Ella's work has been featured in Indiana Public Media, WTIU, WFIU, WFYI, and 88.1 WVPE.
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Ella's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and government announcements in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She frequently reports on education-related topics with event coverage and press releases. Her reporting also touches upon family & relationships.
Given Ella's focus, she may welcome pitches related to local events, educational initiatives or policies within the Fort Wayne area, as well as human interest stories centered around families and relationships. Pitches should highlight their relevance to the local community.
For those looking to engage with her, consider providing insights into new educational programs or initiatives in Fort Wayne schools, updates on community-focused organizations or efforts that relate to family dynamics within the region.
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In the spring, the Fort Wayne YMCA's boys over 15 swim team competed at a national short course meet.
Northwest Allen County Schools' superintendent announced his retirement on Wednesday, giving the school board a year to plan for his departure.
A heatwave is sweeping across the midwest this week, bringing temperatures up into the mid-90s and increasing the humidity as the system comes up from the south.
Indiana's First Lady Maureen Braun visited the Allen County Public Library Wednesday to read to children in honor of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.
The Fort Wayne Civic Theater is preparing for its opening weekend of ‘Grease' and after weeks of preparation the stage is set and ready for the actors to do their part.
While the City of Fort Wayne faces delays in getting approval for its proposed homeless resource center in downtown, the homelessness problem isn't going away.
In the first part of a special series from WBOI News, a look at homelessness, what's causing the crisis and how the city has been responding.
Homelessness is at a record high nationally, according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, with more than 6,000 people in Indiana without a permanent place to live in 2024.
The Fort Wayne Zoo has a new baby male reticulated giraffe, bringing the herd up to seven.
At the beginning of this year, the Indiana Democratic Party announced there was a Democrat running in all 25 State Senate seats on the ballot and in 91 of the 100 state house districts – for the first time since 1974.
