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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INDIANAPOLIS — Getting around downtown Indy has never been cheaper and easier.
By: Nico Pennisi
KOKOMO — Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women in the U.S. — that’s according to the American Cancer Society.
By: Nico Pennisi
For those with government-run health insurance like Medicare and Medicaid, finding proper treatment for an eating disorder can be difficult.
By: Nico Pennisi
Instead of a lecture or a PowerPoint presentation, Professor Briyana Morrell has her students race against time in an escape room-themed review session.
By: Nico Pennisi
LAPEL — 1,053 stuffed stockings are being donated to kids still affected by Hurricane Helene damage.
By: Nico Pennisi
RICHMOND — Volunteers in Wayne County are helping hundreds of children give Christmas gifts to their loved ones.
By: Nico Pennisi
On Thursday, dozens of advocates delivered a letter to Governor Holcomb’s office asking to halt the death penalty. Convicted murderer Joseph Corcoran is scheduled for execution later this month.
By: Nico Pennisi
DANVILLE — A high school swim coach in Hendricks County is going above and beyond for his students this year.
A Bloomington woman will spend six years in prison for her role in the 2023 stabbing of an Asian-American IU student. WRTV's Nico Pennisi takes us to campus to hear from students.
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