Katy Szpak is a digital news journalist and designer, currently working for WFIUWTIUNews. With a focus on local news in Indiana, specifically Bloomington, Katy covers a range of topics including crime, education, community events, and local government. Her work has also been featured in Lakeshore Public Media.
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Katy Szpak's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and community events in the Bloomington area. Her articles also cover government and politics to some extent.
Given her dedication to covering local events and crime-related topics, she may be more responsive to pitches related to community initiatives, safety awareness campaigns, or local government policies. Additionally, providing updates on ongoing criminal cases or insights into law enforcement practices may pique her interest.
For those looking to reach out regarding weather updates or university-related news within the Bloomington area of Indiana, Katy would likely welcome information that directly impacts the community.
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When the leaves start to change color, many will travel to Brown County State Park to take in views reminiscent of the Great Smoky Mountains.
By: Katy Szpak
Monroe County Emergency Management will not run the 7 p.m. monthly tornado siren tests. The noon test will continue as normal.
By: Katy Szpak
Troy Koen agreed with allegations of assaulting, resisting or impeding officers.
Griffy Lake will be closed from Nov. 16-17 and Nov. 23-24 for a deer hunt. Residents will not be able to hike, fish or boat.
Four pedestrians were injured in a car crash Saturday night at the intersection of Eagleson Avenue and 17th Street.
A Bloomington woman was given a 15-year sentence Wednesday for driving drunk, killing a driver and seriously injuring a passenger in 2022.
By: Katy Szpak
The mural is the first of five murals to be painted on the walls of the Duke substation off of South Rogers Street.
By: Katy Szpak
Maria McCormick, Bloomington’s public improvements manager, said downtown construction is scheduled to end Nov. 27.
About 2.9 million of Indiana’s 4.8 million registered voters cast a ballot in the general election, according to the Indiana Secretary of State.
Kendrick Webb was sentenced to 28 years in jail for shooting and killing 28-year-old Bloomington resident Tyshawn Carter.
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