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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Bernstein, best known for his work covering the Watergate scandal, will have four visits to IU Bloomington as Indiana University's 2024-25 Poynter Chair.
Nearly 450 students enrolled this year. It's a step in the right direction for solving Indiana’s nursing shortage.
Monroe County’s presidential-only ballot next to a pamphlet from the Indiana Secretary of State’s office. (Katy Szpak/WTIU News)
By: Katy Szpak
John Miley's full sportscast archive will be fully digitized and made publicly available through IU's National Sports Journalism Center at the Media School.
The National Hurricane Center predicts Tropical storm Helene will make landfall in Florida Thursday (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
By: Katy Szpak
Bloomington South has returned to normal operations after sheltering in place Tuesday afternoon.
E-scooter company Bird will be the only micromobility company in the city. The Bloomington Board of Public Works Tuesday unanimously voted to end the city’s contract with Lime scooters.
The man suspected in the Sept. 24 JCBank robbery turned himself in Wednesday morning.
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A stack of Indiana Daily Student newspapers published Thursday say the student media organization has "no confidence" in Indiana University's media merger plan. (Lauren Tucker/WTIU News)
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