Rachael Wilkerson is an Investigative Reporter at NewsBreak and WRTV. She focuses on healthcare administration and patient care, delving into both private and public health systems across the United States and Canada. Rachael's work has been featured in prominent outlets, highlighting her commitment to uncovering important stories in the healthcare and veterinary fields.
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A drug sweep in Johnson County targeted 32 people this morning leading to more than two dozen arrests.
Rachael Wilkerson - I'm the In Your Community reporter for South Side Indy/Johnson County.
By: Rachael Wilkerson
From the Vatican to Indianapolis. The first American Pope in the history of the Catholic church spent 45 minutes addressing young people from all over the country.
The Marion County Prosecutor's Office arrested an Indianapolis mother and father for neglect after the death of their one-year-old son, Angel.
IMPD reports 152 homicides in 2025, with 77 cases remaining unsolved. The victims range in age from 1 to 76 years old, with gunshots continuing to be the leading cause of death.
Staffing shortages, repeated HVAC failures, and sudden leadership changes at the Hendricks County Animal Shelter have sparked growing concern among residents.
By: Rachael Wilkerson
An Indiana woman convicted of murder two decades ago and who once escaped from prison is now trying to get out of prison for good and restart her life.
By: Rachael Wilkerson
Central Indiana Orthopedics surgeon Steve Herbs said Achilles injuries are on the rise, especially in younger athletes.
This week's flu report from the state department of health now lists a third death this season from the flu.
By: Rachael Wilkerson
INDIANAPOLIS — Phase 2 of the Far Eastside Quality of Life plan is officially underway and now residents have a chance to apply for money to help benefit their own community.
