Kara Kenney is a reporter at WRTV in Indianapolis. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, health and wellness, climate change, and education, with a focus on crime, lawsuits, and scams in Indiana. Kara has been featured in WCPO 9 News, WRTV, and Receivables Advisor, and is an Emmy and Murrow award-winning journalist recognized for her impactful reporting.
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Kara Kenney's coverage primarily revolves around local government and legal issues in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. She focuses on topics such as child abuse and neglect, attorney shortage, scams, legal issues, and public safety.
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A Carmel holistic doctor once accused of misconduct will not be disciplined, a state panel decided Thursday.
Governor-elect Mike Braun plans to appoint David Adams as Indiana’s Secretary of Commerce, a position aimed at creating jobs in our state.
By: Kara Kenney
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana school districts could soon take a hit to the pocketbook if they fail to report teacher injuries.
INDIANAPOLIS— As 2025 approaches, the outlook is not looking good for victims of identity theft, cybercrime and scams.
JUDGES Act would add 1 judgeship to Southern District of Indiana
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) has cited a north side childcare center for twice giving food containing nuts to a child with a known nut allergy.
By: Esthela Robles, Kara Kenney
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grants are the primary source of federal funding for thousands of victim service providers
Legislation would have added 66 judgeships including 1 in Indiana
A tow company is concerned about legislation that would allow drivers to opt out of the state selling their data to 3rd parties.
The Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration (IOSHA) has issued a “serious” violation and a $7,000 proposed penalty to Waste Management following a workplace death.
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