Michaela Springer is a journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana. She writes for WISH-TV, covering local news and events in the area. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely information, Michaela strives to keep the community informed about important stories that impact their daily lives.
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Michaela's coverage largely focuses on local news, particularly breaking and evolving crime-related stories. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive information related to ongoing crime incidents, public safety issues, and community events within Indiana.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be receptive to sources who can provide timely updates or expert commentary on developing situations such as criminal investigations or emergency response protocols.
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By: Jeremy Jenkins, Michaela Springer
The Indianapolis Fire Department will resume search efforts for two kayakers who went missing Tuesday night.
A rogue circus elephant named Viola got a brief taste of freedom on Tuesday after she broke out of the Butte Civic Center.
By: Michaela Springer
Skyler Robertson, 31, of Lookout Mountain, Georgia (left), and Holly Sue Richter, 35, of Fremont, Indiana (right). The two were arrested after leading Steuben County deputies on a chase after they were suspected of trespassing. Officers also say that Robertson attempted to drown a K-9 who was chasing them. (Provided Photo/Steuben County Sheriff's Office)
Workers put the finishing touches on the southwest quadrant of Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis, which will host "Spark on the Circle" every day from July until November. (Provided Photo/Downtown Indy Inc.)
Eric Quintana, former head football coach at Roncalli High School. The school announced on April 22, 2024, that Quintana had resigned from his position as coach after only two seasons. (Provided Photo/Roncalli High School)
By: Michaela Springer
Several guns and various drugs were seized during an investigation at a Hendricks County home, and police say a suspect is on the run.
Indianapolis Fire Department crews on the scene of a dive rescue at the White River on April 22, 2024. IFD confirmed to News 8 that a body was found in the water sometime early in the morning of April 22. (WISH Photo/Kyla Russell)
A pickup truck ran off of I-69 in Bloomington, running down an embankment and crashing into a food bank warehouse on April 21, 2024. (Provided Photo/Monroe Fire Protection District via Facebook)
By: Michaela Springer
A fatal crash involving three vehicles closed the southbound lanes of I-65 north of Scottsburg for several hours on the morning of April 23, 2024. (Provided Photo/Indiana State Police via X)
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