Jennie Runevitch is an Anchor/Reporter at WTHR. She focuses on health and wellness, sports, and culture, often exploring themes related to consumer health and healthcare in the United States. Jennie's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including KENS 5, WNEP-TV 16, and WHAS-TV.
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Jennie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime, family & relationships, and health. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to the community.
Given her focus on local events and community news in Indianapolis and surrounding areas of Indiana, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight impactful human-interest stories within these communities. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into relevant social issues or trends affecting the region may also capture her attention.
Pitches centered around initiatives addressing local healthcare challenges or innovative solutions to community issues could resonate well with Jennie's coverage interests. Furthermore, as she frequently covers evolving stories related to crime and government announcements impacting the area, sources providing unique perspectives or exclusive information about such topics could be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Jennie Runevitch
This year's Indy 500 is happening as America is celebrating its 250th birthday, so patriotism will be a part of pre-race festivities. That includes the flyover.
By: Jennie Runevitch
The camp gives young burn survivors a place to find fun, friendship and healing among their peers. BROOKSTON, Ind. — It's a special week at Camp Tecumseh in Carroll County.
By: Jennie Runevitch
An iconic tree that was growing while the Founding Fathers were starting the country is the basis for a new beer in Bloomington.
By: Jennie Runevitch
Two major events this weekend in Indianapolis are taking a look at security after a shooting at a church festival in Greenwood Friday night.
'Little Five' is a partnership between Pigasus Pictures and Anne Hathaway's production company and will also highlight thousands of "regular Hoosiers."
By: Jennie Runevitch
The new movie "Little Five" is in its second night of filming in Bloomington. Bloomington native Lisa Thomas is ready for her close-up. "Yes I think so," Thomas laughed while checking out what will ...
Still under construction, the James T. Morris Arena is already reshaping the IU Indianapolis campus.
When the White River crested Monday morning and a quarry levee broke the night before, Morgan County residents certainly got their share of the flooding.
The purpose of the city's floodgates is to protect people and property in more populated areas from flooding from the White River.
By: Jennie Runevitch
The Sexsons advertise homegrown goodness on a sign in front of their farm, Red Moon Hollow. Right now, though, they're reeling from the effects of recent flooding.
