John Doran is a television news reporter based in Indianapolis, Indiana. He covers local news stories, with a focus on crime, public safety, and community issues. His work has been featured on WTHR-TV and WFMY-TV, and he has also contributed to JD Supra.
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John Doran's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and breaking news in Indianapolis, Indiana. He covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, violence, shootings, homicide, law enforcement as well as issues related to family & relationships.
Given John's focus on ongoing local crime stories and breaking news events in Indianapolis, he would likely be interested in sources who can provide timely updates or firsthand accounts of developing situations. Additionally, experts with insights into crime prevention strategies and community-based interventions may also find a receptive audience with him.
If you have specific expertise or are directly involved with initiatives aimed at curbing youth violence or addressing the root causes of criminal activities within this geographic area, your input could be valuable for John Doran’s coverage.
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The victim tells WUSA9 he suffered a dislocated shoulder, concussion and needed staples in the back of his head
750 volunteers over two days help prepare 13,000 servings of sides that will go into Thanksgiving Day meals for those in need
By: John Doran
"We're here to hopefully send a message to the people in the White House, people in the Capitol building," said Abrams. "These people have the power to stop this.”
People are encouraged to shop local during Small Business Saturday.
By: John Doran
Dr. Allen Sills says there are usually 30 medical personnel at every NFL game.
"Each team will have orthopedic surgeons, internal medical doctors, athletic trainers, chiropractors, nutritionists, behavioral health," said Sills. "A whole variety of people.”
By: John Doran
Cracker Barrel says it has since fired three employees at that location, including a general manager, but denies refusing service to the students
By: John Doran
Cracker Barrel says it has since fired three employees at that location, including a general manager, but denies refusing service to the students
By: John Doran
The near transcendentally awful cover art of this 38-track compilation, released with little fanfare this week, will already be familiar to hardcore Aphex Twin fans.
Philadelphia won the first meeting between these two 26-18 week 11.
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