Nico Pennisi is a journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana, writing for WRTV. With a focus on local news, Nico covers a variety of topics including community events, human interest stories, education, and local achievements. Through their articles, Nico aims to inform and engage readers about the stories and people that make Indianapolis unique.
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Nico Pennisi's journalistic focus is on local events, community news, and education in Indianapolis and Central Indiana. His coverage often centers around human interest stories, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships as well as educational developments.
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All the thrills and excitement of the holiday can be overwhelming for children with autism and sensory sensitivities.
Max Habel received a hand-delivered letter and visit from Butler’s live mascot Blue IV on Monday. Max was chosen because he has an inspiring story.
The Athenaeum Foundation and Zach & Zack are back at the Basile Theatre with their fifth production of The Rocky Horror Show.
The 97th National FFA Convention and Expo is well underway in downtown Indy. FFA is partnering with a national organization dedicated to helping underprivileged members of our community.
By: Nico Pennisi
What parents and students need to know to enjoy a safe Halloween
Hogg started the Annual St. Paul Halloween Parade & Party in 1974. This year marks her last running it.
INDIANAPOLIS — If you’re feeling a little down this week, you’re not alone.
Some people are debating whether or not it’s time to decorate for Christmas.But for one Greenwood family business, Halloween never ends, even after the big box stores close for the season.
Bands of America Grand National Championships draws talent from across the country to Lucas Oil Stadium.This year, 113 bands are represented.
By: Nico Pennisi
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s so much to see and do here in Central Indiana this holiday season.
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