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.
If reaching out to Nico, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in unique community initiatives or personal achievements within the local area. Additionally, pitches related to educational trends or familial experiences could be of particular interest given his coverage themes.
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This town is striving to become a new destination for arts and entertainment
By: Nico Pennisi
As the weather is getting warmer and parents start looking for activities to keep the family cool, more kids will be hopping into the water to swim
“All you have to do is go out for breakfast lunch or dinner with friends, family or coworkers and a portion of your bill gets donated to the Damien Center automatically," President and CEO Alan Witchey said.
Indy PopCon's celebration of geekiness kicks off today at the Indiana Convention Center
Mallory Young and Carter Barszcz were chosen as basket carriers for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming. They’ll represent the Bulldogs at the most prestigious swimming event in the country.
Nearly 50 years later, he is still running in the Indy Mini Marathon
By: Nico Pennisi
COLUMBUS — You don’t have to head six feet under to speak to some notable Hoosiers who’ve long since passed away.
By: Nico Pennisi
MARION — Students of all ages at Marion Community Schools are joining forces to help a special needs student’s story come to life through song.
By: Nico Pennisi
“I suffered abusive behaviors for 15 years not realizing I was being abused. I was being emotionally, financially, sexually and even spiritually abused," Renita Hills said.
Well, Bob Skorjanc can remember the races, winners and even weather of the past more than 70 years of races, down to his first in 1952.
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