All Things Considered Local Host/Reporter
Michael Gallenberger is an All Things Considered Local Host/Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, education, and transportation, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and social interest. Michael's work has been featured in WLPR-FM, WFYI, Indiana Public Media, Louisville Public Media, 88.1 WVPE, Lakeshore Public Media, and Wbni-fm.
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Elkhart, United States (Local)
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Michael Gallenberger's articles primarily focus on local government, infrastructure, public services, economic development, transportation and logistics in Northwest Indiana. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, government & politics. Given the extensive coverage of local government announcements and press releases as well as themes such as transport and logistics and economic development, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new initiatives or developments within these areas.
Potential pitch ideas could include exclusive interviews with key figures involved in local government projects or insights into how specific policies are impacting the community. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis on transportation issues or economic trends within Northwest Indiana may also pique his interest.
It’s important to note that Michael focuses on news relevant to Northwest Indiana specifically rather than broader national topics.
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A stretch of State Road 2 in LaPorte and St. Joseph counties could be getting some upgrades in the coming years.
Sturgis Hospital says it will cease operations Friday, citing financial challenges for rural health care providers. The emergency room, surgery department, outpatient clinics and all other hospital departments will stop seeing patients at noon on June 19.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Two people accused of running an unlicensed childcare home near Goshen say they’ve agreed to stop operating but deny some of the state’s accusations. A hearing on a request for an injunction was held in Elkhart Superior Court on Thursday.
Organizers estimate that Jazz Fest’s typical attendance is 15,000 to 20,000, and it’s not unusual to see visitors from up to two dozen states.
By: Michael Gallenberger
"I think every time I come to an event like this, all I see is just happy people," Chapman said. "Everybody's enjoying themselves. Everybody's loving each other. Everybody's being good to each other, and it's just a free loving community. I love it."
By: Michael Gallenberger
Blocking traffic and setting off fireworks on the Bypass could lead to possible criminal charges, according to St. Joseph County police.
Drivers using State Road 2 got their first look last week at the process to study potential improvements.
By: Michael Gallenberger
The body of a 13-year-old was recovered from Lake Michigan on Wednesday, following a challenging search that left multiple first responders injured.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Under a new law taking effect July 1, schools must either prohibit students from bringing wireless communication devices to school – or require them to be stored and inaccessible throughout the school day, with few exceptions.
South Shore Line riders had their travel plans disrupted, when all service was suspended following a freight train derailment.
