Mitchell Carter is a multimedia journalist based in Evansville, Indiana. He focuses on local news stories, covering a wide range of topics including community events, business developments, and human interest stories. Mitchell is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news coverage that highlights the unique stories and people of his community.
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Mitchell Carter focuses on local news, particularly around community events, city development, and human interest stories. He may be interested in pitches related to non-profit organizations, small businesses, and retirement within the Evansville area.
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You can help the Salvation Army ‘stuff the bus’ with school supplies
By: Mitchell Carter
North High School’s ‘Green Brigade’ braving the heat, looking to become back-to-back state champions
By: Mitchell Carter, Monica Watkins, Aaron Chatman
Investigation ongoing after girl thrown from ride at Dubois Co. 4-H Fair, officials say
By: Mitchell Carter, Monica Watkins, Aaron Chatman, Emily Van
Officials said the girl was thrown from a ride at the Dubois County 4-H Fair on Monday night. (Source: WFIE)
Cyler Shemwell By Mitchell Carter Published: Jul. 22, 2024 at 9:02 PM CEST | Updated: seconds ago
Police investigating after card skimmers found across Evansville
Across Daviess County students returned to the classroom for the start of the 2024 school year Wednesday morning.
By: Mitchell Carter
Evansville mother changing the online safety landscape for children across the U.S.
Darmstadt Daylilies and More rebuilding after 2023 barn fire (14 News) By Mitchell Carter Published: Aug. 23, 2024 at 6:13 PM CEST
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