Gina Glaros is an Anchor and Reporter at WTHR.com. She covers a variety of topics including crime, food and drink, and holiday events, with a particular focus on stories relevant to Indiana and Indianapolis. Gina has been featured in FOX West Texas, WQAD News 8, WHAS-TV, and WTHR-TV.
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Gina Glaros primarily focuses on local news and events in Indianapolis, with a strong emphasis on health, sports, and entertainment. She often covers seasonal topics and government announcements related to the community.
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More than 20 pools opened their facilities for no charge Friday to encourage water safety.
By: Gina Glaros
"Indiana Avenue and our city was built by innovative, brave, Black American leaders. And now, we'll continue to build," U.S. Rep. André Carson said.
Nine school districts across central Indiana, including Brownsburg, returned to classes for the first day of the 2024-25 school year on Wednesday.
The 40-week program at Dream Center Indianapolis coaches single mothers on ways to overcome barriers and graduate with a stable career.
By: Gina Glaros
Edinburgh police said the men loaded the heavy batteries into the bed of a pickup truck from Walmart stores during early morning hours.
Signed jerseys, hats and cards cover every inch of Rick Stevens' ceiling and walls in his "Colts Cave."
By: Gina Glaros
"Our students deserve better, and today is the day we give it to them," IPS Superintendent Dr. Aleesia Johnson said Friday.
More than a million dollars from this outing has helped hundreds of kids with programming and after school care with the Boys and Girls Club of Morgan County.
From the road, it's easy to drive right by. However, according to neighbors, Kwan Hui's garden is the hidden gem of Lakeshore Drive.
By: Dave Lindquist, Kevin Gregory, Adrienes Flowers, Gina Glaros
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