Karen Campbell is a journalist and news anchor/reporter for WTHR-TV in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a focus on local news, Karen covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and healthcare. Her work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing her dedication to providing informative and impactful stories to her audience.
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Indianapolis, United States (Local)
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Pitches should center around topics such as education (including teacher salaries), crime prevention, family-related concerns (such as autism services), and community events or programs aimed at benefiting local residents. Additionally, Karen may also appreciate pitches related to innovative technologies being used locally for security purposes.
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The episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" will premiere on Friday, Oct. 4 at 9 p.m. on Food Network.
The nation's top rated Christmas market is getting new leadership after bills weren't getting paid to the city.
By: Karen Campbell
A ceremony was held Tuesday and included special treats for the partner who always answered the call.
By: Karen Campbell
More than 1,000 registered voters were polled in each of Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska about political, social and economic issues, in the first ever Midwest Newsroom and Emerson College Polling Center survey.
On Oct. 9, the supportive living community, designed for adults with autism, developmental and intellectual disabilities completed its final phase.
By: Karen Campbell
Up to 30 families, or up to 35 Hoosiers with lower level offenses would be referred to the program by the Prosecutor's Office based on eligibility requirements.
Josephine Peters was among more than 13,000 Hoosiers on the waitlist when she died Oct. 3.
Attorney Michelle Simpson Tuegal spoke with 13News about more allegations of sexual abuse by former Indiana University doctor Brad Bomba Sr.
By: Karen Campbell
INDIANAPOLIS — Josephine Peters' family didn't expect the battle they would have to fight in order to get a
By: Karen Campbell
Indy DPW says crews discovered brick pavers and rail lines from what was once considered to be the first and largest electric railway freight terminal in the U.S.
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