Madison Stacey is a Digital Storyteller with a focus on local news in Indianapolis, Indiana. She has written for various news outlets including WTHR-TV, KXTV-TV, KCEN 6 News, and WTSP-TV. Madison covers a wide range of topics including food, health, crime, and social issues, bringing attention to stories that impact the local community.
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Madison Stacey's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Indiana, with a emphasis on government and politics, crime, agriculture & farming, health, food, and social media. She often cites data and covers evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
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Tiny white pouches, touted by its distributer as a healthier smoke-free nicotine product, may soon draw scrutiny from federal agencies.
Tiny white pouches, touted by its distributer as a healthier smoke-free nicotine product, may soon draw scrutiny from federal agencies.
GRANT COUNTY, Ind. — Two people were arrested and charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in death after an infant died last summer.
By: Madison Stacey
A landlord on the southwest side of Indianapolis reportedly told tenants he would kill them if they did not give him rent money.
By: Артем Константинов, Madison Stacey
A landlord on the southwest side of Indianapolis reportedly told tenants he would kill them if they did not give him rent money.
By: Madison Stacey
Two day care employees allegedly tried to take THC edibles while in class, but a child ate it instead.
By: Madison Stacey
An Indiana State University professor is part of a study into sea sponges that indicates the world is heating up faster than we thought.
By: Madison Stacey
Annoyed at all this snow? You can still make your way around Indy and stay warm! Read on.
By: Madison Stacey
Indianapolis itself has a storied history of hosting the trials, and Indiana leads states in number of potential qualifiers.
By: Madison Stacey
Indianapolis itself has a storied history of hosting the trials, and Indiana leads states in the number of potential qualifiers.
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