Jenna Watson is a visual journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a focus on local sports and news, Jenna's work has appeared in various publications including The Indianapolis Star, Stampede Blue, and Behind the Steel Curtain. Her articles and photographs capture the essence of Indianapolis and its vibrant sports culture.
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Jenna Watson focuses primarily on local sports events and related activities in Indianapolis, with a strong emphasis on the Colts, NFL games, and college basketball. Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches that provide unique insights or access to local sports events, especially those featuring the Indianapolis Colts or college basketball teams such as Butler Bulldogs.
For individuals or organizations seeking coverage by Jenna Watson in The Indianapolis Star publication or its syndication network, emphasizing local angles for national stories related to sports could increase their chances of being featured. Additionally, given her occasional coverage of non-sports topics like domestic violence and legislative sessions in Indiana, sources with relevant expertise within these areas may also find an opportunity for visibility through tailored pitches.
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By: Jenna Watson
These dogs and cats are in need of adoption at Indianapolis Animal Care Services shelter, pictured on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022.
By: Brendan Darr, Jenna Watson
As the QB5 by current Underdog ADP, you will need to be aggressive to land Anthony Richardson. However, coming off an injury-riddled rookie season, just how aggressive should you be? We’ll dive into why, even at QB5, Richardson could have the league-winning upside you need.
By: Jeff Mueller, Jenna Watson
Beginning a four-part series discussing key injuries, this article highlights the key players who entered the 2024 season coming off of major injuries and surgeries. Some remain limited, while others have gone through the majority of their rehab timeframes and enter training camp on an upward trajectory. Read through for injury analysis on who you need to be aware of at current cost, and who you should be targeting with an injury discount.
INDIANAPOLIS ( MIRROR INDY ) — When that song hit the jukebox, the woman saw it as fated. Maybe, she thought, we’re in a tragic love story.
The northern lights were recently visible in Indiana. Our nature-loving web producer, Gwen, explained the phenomenon beautifully in a message to our
By: Jenna Watson, Ted Somerville
The historic street fair celebrated its 78th year Oct. 26 on the east side of Indianapolis.
Fall foliage is peaking in fiery bursts of color throughout Central Indiana, and Mirror Indy wants to see it through your eyes.
Like it or not, the first snowfall of the season is here. We want to see photos of you and your loved ones enjoying the snow.
By: Jenna Watson, Mary Claire Molloy
INDIANAPOLIS ( MIRROR INDY ) — Misty Coburn wasn’t surprised to learn about allegations of sex abuse at Options Behavioral Health Hospital.
We celebrated Mirror Indy's one-year anniversary Dec. 5 at Tinker House Events on 16th Street.
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