Lauren Casey is a News Intern at WRTV. She focuses on topics related to Indiana and Indianapolis, with a particular emphasis on crime, nonprofits, and theater. Lauren has been featured in WRTV.
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Lauren Casey's coverage focuses on local community events and human interest stories in Indiana, particularly around Indianapolis. She frequently covers topics related to family & relationships and sports.
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By: Lauren Casey
A local teacher starts her new role as a special education teacher after taking part in a new state program called ASSET. The program was launched to meet a growing need for teachers in special ed.
By: Lauren Casey
While IU and Purdue are bitter in-state rivals, their dance teams teamed up with the Colts Cheer organization and other college dance team to promote dance in the state of Indiana.
By: Lauren Casey Wrtv
High school students get to spend 3 hours a day at the academy getting hands-on training as automotive technicians.
By: Lauren Casey Wrtv
Around the boutique, you can learn more about fair trade and labor issues in the fashion industry.
Churches in Mission serves people and families in Morgan County from their two locations.
By: Lauren Casey Wrtv
The House on the Hill gets its name from the view looking up from Owen Valley.
Avon students training to become the next generation of journalists
By: Lauren Casey
Thanks to a lesser-known change in certification requirements, Hoosiers can make a career pivot in a matter of two weekends and become certified lash artists.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States — and the number one killer among women.
WRTV Anchor Lauren Casey says goodbye after 11 years serving Central Indiana
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