Lauren Kostiuk is a reporter and multimedia journalist for WTHR-TV, focusing on local news in Indiana, particularly in Indianapolis. She covers a wide range of topics including city government, legislative sessions, community events, and human interest stories. Lauren is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Indiana.
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United States (Local)
Lauren’s coverage focuses on local news, including government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage in Indianapolis. She frequently covers a wide range of topics such as government & politics, family & relationships, crime, and health & wellbeing.
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A university program puts students in a group to create real-world solutions for outside companies and nonprofits.
By: Lauren Kostiuk
In less than two months, the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials will be in Indianapolis for nine days.
By: Lauren Kostiuk
Jacob Forgey, 28, is accused of faking a warrant to get into a fraternity house in November 2023 — which sparked a larger review of all of Forgey’s cases.
By: Lauren Kostiuk
Between 2018 and 2021, IMPD brought forth two cases of dealing a controlled substance resulting in death. Since 2022, IMPD brought forward 12 cases.
In total, 49 ISP employees have died in the line of duty since the force was founded 82 years ago.
The incident happened Sunday evening near West 34th Street and Georgetown Road.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett told 13News he believes his plan is still the city's best opportunity to land an MLS team.
By: Lauren Kostiuk
The proposal was approved by the Metropolitan Development Commission on May 1.
INDIANAPOLIS — You might have noticed something different during your Tuesday commute. INDOT activated several ramp meters on the southeast side of Interstate 465.
By: Lauren Kostiuk
With a growing number of events and conventions coming to downtown Indianapolis, the demand for hotel rooms has also grown.
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