Kara Kenney is an Emmy and Murrow award-winning investigative reporter for WRTV in Indianapolis. With a focus on local news, Kara covers a wide range of topics including crime, government, and social issues. Her work has been recognized by the Associated Press and the Society of Professional Journalists.
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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.
Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local policy changes or initiatives addressing the mentioned topics. Additionally, providing expert commentary from relevant authorities or individuals directly impacted by these issues could enhance engagement with her reporting. If you have insights into local government decisions or evolving stories related to crime and education in Indiana or Indianapolis specifically, it would likely align well with Kara's areas of interest.
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WRTV Investigates found weeds, trash, graffiti at parks throughout the city
By: Kara Kenney
The suspect told Mary she won the lottery and sent bogus checks to pay off her credit cards
A federal investigation into how the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township handled sexual misconduct allegations is still pending two and a half years later.
A Fortville woman is accused of cheating on a gambling game at the Harrah’s Hoosier Park casino in Anderson.
The state has cited KinderCare, located on Gunther Road, for not reporting a suspected child abuse incident that happened in December 2023.
By: Jeff Rothbard, Kara Kenney
State filed complaint against Jeffrey Rothbard alleging he failed to disclose prior criminal convictions.
INDIANAPOLIS — Water systems across Indiana are notifying homeowners they may have potentially dangerous water pipes on their property.
By: Kara Kenney
Public has to request copies of inspection reports of mental health facilities through a formal records request
The state filed a Motion to Dismiss its complaint against Dr. Clifford Fetters, a licensed physician and president at Health and Wellness in Carmel, which offers holistic cancer treatments
A Muncie man is facing three new theft charges months after a WRTV Investigation raised questions about his plumbing business practices.
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