Melea Vanostrand is a Multicultural Reporter with a focus on regional interest and world news. She covers a wide range of topics including juvenile justice, public security, and the housing market, often reporting on events and conferences related to construction and real estate. Melea's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The American Lawyer, GlobeSt.com, and WISH-TV News.
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By: Melea Vanostrand
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Police have recovered the body of a missing person from Speedway in a retention pond. He has been identified as 24-year-old Isidro Esteban-Rios. As investigators work to determine what led to his death, loved ones are remembering the life he lived. “He has a lot of family, I know that, but he […]
By: Melea Vanostrand
Gunfire strikes a home in Indianapolis for the second time in a week, leaving residents concerned for their safety. Police were seeking tips.
By: Melea Vanostrand
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis already has a temporary juvenile curfew in place for the summer, but City-County Councilor Michael-Paul Hart says there’s a gap.
Cleanup efforts were underway in Greenwood, Indiana, after strong storms caused damage to buildings and trees. Community rallies together to help.
By: Melea Vanostrand
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana on Monday was getting ready to showcase what makes the Hoosier State unique. An interactive miniature golf course exhibit, unveiled Monday at the Indiana State Museum, will be part of a nationwide celebration by Freedom 250, the public-private partnership that President Donald Trump created to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary in […]
An Indianapolis City-County Council committee voted 7-3 to recommend approval of a proposal that would increase vehicle registration-related taxes in Marion County.
By: Melea Vanostrand
Proposal to increase vehicle registration taxes in Indianapolis for road repairs moves forward. Debate continues on financial burden for residents.
Severe weather hits Morgantown, Indiana, summer camp, but campers remain safe thanks to emergency plans and calm staff. No injuries reported.
By: Melea Vanostrand
Juneteenth event in Martinsville, Indiana, brings attention to the city's history and celebrates the end of slavery.
Proposal for the first Buc-ee's travel center in Indiana sparks debate in Greenwood. Residents divided on potential benefits and drawbacks.
