Richard Essex is a Broadcast Journalist at WISH-TV. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate, and regional interest stories, with a focus on traffic management systems and construction industry developments. Richard has been featured in WDRB Media and is actively seeking new opportunities in journalism.
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Richard Essex's coverage is predominantly focused on crime and law enforcement in the Indianapolis area, with significant attention to breaking news and evolving stories. He also covers government and politics at a local level.
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An Indiana lawmaker said he's working on a plan that would fully repeal Indiana's property tax system and replace it with a 7% sales tax on services.
By: Richard Essex
New Indiana laws taking effect July 1 address immigration, education, homelessness, syringe programs and social media access.
By: Richard Essex
Privacy concerns rise as Louisville keeps Flock license plate camera locations secret, sparking transparency debate.
The proposed one-year moratorium on new data center construction moved one step closer to becoming official Monday after the New Albany City Council advanced the measure to a final vote.
By: Richard Essex
Heavy equipment is moving back and forth across Silver Creek as crews reshape the area for the new bridge. Officials expect a large portion of the bridge to be finished
By: Richard Essex
Heavy equipment is moving back and forth across Silver Creek as crews reshape the area for the new bridge. Officials expect a large portion of the bridge to be finished
By: Richard Essex
Southern Indiana leaders push for input as proposed Second Street Bridge lane reduction remains paused over structural concerns.
By: Richard Essex
Hope Southern Indiana’s food pantry sees rising demand as resources shrink and more families seek assistance.
By: Richard Essex
New Indiana syringe exchange rules reduce participation, raising concerns about treatment access and public health.
By: Richard Essex
More than 2,000 girls basketball teams are in Louisville this weekend for one of the largest tournaments in the country.
