Hanna Mordoh is a news anchor and reporter at WISH-TV in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a focus on local news, Hanna covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and breaking news. She is a proud mom and an alumna of Indiana University Bloomington.
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — As school districts focus on students’ mental health, working school pets are becoming a more popular option to integrate into daily school life.
By: Hanna Mordoh
Eskenazi Health employees and Western Governors University staff pack appreciation kits for night shift nurses ahead of the switch to standard time.
By: Hanna Mordoh
Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton interviews former President Obama on 'The Young Man & the Three' podcast. Full episode drops Wednesday.
Franciscan Health offers $49 lung scans during Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection can save lives. Schedule an appointment today.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — People of all ages can get vaccinated for free on Halloween at the University of Indianapolis. The school is partnering with the Indiana Immunization Coalition to host the clinic on Thursday, Oct. 31.
By: Hanna Mordoh
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — You can win a massive friendship bracelet after Taylor Swift's tour in Indianapolis. The Children's Museum is giving away one of the large custom-made friendship bracelets that is currently being worn by one of the dinosaurs.The museum says you can enter to win the Tay bracelet by 'liking' the post on the Children's Museum's Facebook page, and comment by tagging a friend you trade bracelets with. Then, check your direct messages to see if you’ve won.
You can get your Taylor Swift swag ahead of the pop star's concerts in Indianapolis. On Wednesday morning, the official Eras Tour Merchandise Shop opened at the Indiana Convention Center. Merchandise will be sold there through Saturday. (Provided Photo/The Eras Tour)
By: Hanna Mordoh
October’s Golden Apple Award winner is Mrs. Jaymie Popcheff. She’s in her 24th year teaching and is currently a reading specialist in the Wayne Township Metropolitan School District. She works with students of all ages from several different districts at Sanders School and her coworkers say her gift is making kids feel special. Sanders School is special. It serves students in kindergarten to 22 years old, with a specialized alternative day school program. "We work with students who have some significant behavioral and emotional challenges. However, we do this work in a way that's respectful and protects the dignity and grace of that student," Principal Taryn Richard said while describing the school. She also says no one does this better than Mrs. Popcheff.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — WISH-TV is your home for high school football and every week Greg Rakestraw from the ISC Broadcast Network joins Daybreak to break down the ‘Game of the Week.’
NCAA's "Readers Become Leaders" program encourages reading among elementary students. Over 3,000 students and teachers to attend pep rally.
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