Jessica Gruenling is a reporter at WRTV. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, construction and real estate, as well as culture and society, with a keen focus on the housing market and public education. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WTVR-TV, ABC 10News San Diego, and WSFL-TV.
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Jessica Gruenling's coverage largely revolves around local community events, government announcements, and topics related to family & relationships. She often features stories about individual achievements, local initiatives, and community issues in Indiana.
Given her focus on local news and human interest stories, she may be interested in pitches featuring uplifting or inspiring narratives involving individuals making a positive impact within the community. Additionally, proposals that shed light on significant developments within city governance or social issues like domestic violence could resonate with her coverage.
If you have a heartwarming story of local significance or an initiative addressing social challenges affecting families and communities in Indiana, Jessica might find it compelling for potential coverage.
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INDIANAPOLIS — As we celebrate Women’s History Month, financial experts say it’s a good time to make sure you’re making smart money moves.
By: Jessica Gruenling
Conflict in the Middle East has driven oil prices higher and consumers have already seen the effect at the gas pump. Experts say the impact may soon reach airline ticket prices.
By: Jessica Gruenling
Mental Resiliency Training is created through a partnership between Riley Children’s Health and Arsenal Tec
INDIANAPOLIS — Two Irish bars sat relatively quiet on Monday afternoon. It's a short break in the celebrations that are expected to ramp up again on Tuesday.
By: Jessica Gruenling
An Indianapolis health care provider is raising concerns about a proposed Medicaid change that could affect access to medications for low-income patients.
CARMEL— A group of seniors in Carmel is looking for new competition after quietly dominating the local bar trivia scene.
By: Jessica Gruenling
WESTFIELD— The Purdue Boilermakers begin their quest for a national championship on Friday night and for Westfield native and senior guard Braden Smith it's one last run through the NCAA tournament.
INDIANAPOLIS— Artificial intelligence is making it more difficult for potential home buyers to determine what a house actually looks like when browsing online listings, according to real estate experts.
By: Jessica Gruenling
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. The chronic condition affects about 10% of women and often goes undiagnosed.
INDIANAPOLIS —The hottest ticket in Indianapolis this weekend is for the men’s Final Four, but fans should be prepared to pay a steep price and watch out for scams.
