Garrett Bergquist is a government reporter for WISH-TV, focusing on local politics in Indiana, particularly in Indianapolis. With a passion for outdoor activities and cars, Garrett brings a unique perspective to his reporting. His work has also been featured on 93 WIBC.
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — News 8’s All INdiana Politics analysts on Friday said Democrats missed an opportunity to better connect with voters on economic issues.
Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Steven Street watches the Indianapolis Veterans Day parade from the Indiana War Memorial Monday afternoon. Street marched in the parade in high school before he enlisted in the Army.
Sen. Todd Young, R-Indiana, speaks to reporters following a Nov 12, 2024, event. (WISH Photo/Garrett Bergquist)
Heartland BioWorks will build its headquarters on Indiana Avenue near Fall Creek, on the eastern edge of the Haughville neighhorbood. (WISH photo/Garrett Bergquist)
By: Garrett Bergquist
Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun. (Photo from Video Aired on WISH)
Senate Minority Leader Greg Taylor faces sexual harassment allegations, apologizes but does not address specifics. Democrats push for more independent reporting process.
Marion Mayor Ronald Morrell, Jr. (Provided Photo/City of Marion Mayor's Office Department)
Indiana Gov.-elect Mike Braun speaks to the media on Nov. 6, 2024. (WISH Photo)
By: Garrett Bergquist, Jason Ronimous
Voters wait in line to vote in Noblesville on Election Day 2024. County-level data show Democratic gains in the Indianapolis suburbs and Republican gains in the historically Democratic Lake County. (WISH photo)
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Two members of Indiana’s best political team on Friday said a major cultural change is needed in Indiana politics to prevent sexual harassment.
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