Rich Nye is a sports reporter for WTHR-TV, the NBC affiliate in Indianapolis. With a focus on local sports stories, Rich brings informative and engaging coverage to the central Indiana community. His reporting aims to inform and enrich the lives of viewers in the area.
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Rich Nye's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, with a focus on crime and court cases in the Indianapolis area. He also covers community events and entertainment news to a lesser extent.
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By: Rich Nye
The Carroll County Council will be asked to approve the additional $2.2 million at a meeting Oct. 17 at the courthouse.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Jewish community here is closely watching the conflict in Israel. Many people here have family and friends there.
“If you were there that evening and you saw something, you know something, please contact us with information," police said.
By: Rich Nye
Raymond Childs III is facing six murder charges in the 2021 shooting deaths of several family members.
Whitfield's parents called for mental health assistance for their son, who died in police custody on April 25, 2022.
Voters in two central Indiana communities said "no" to property tax increases to help fund their public schools.
The new headquarters feature a museum highlighting the company's involvement in racing and other sports, as well as an area that celebrates service to the community.
Greenwood Police responded to a house on Crescent Drive around 1:00 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 to a call of an attempted suicide.
The Johnson County prosecutor is still deciding what charges a 13-year-old boy will face for allegedly shooting the victim.
By: Rich Nye
Tyson Foods did not respond to 13News' request for comment Wednesday. Attorney General Todd Rokita says the company has until Dec. 4 to respond to his office.
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