Taj Simmons is a Weekend Anchor and Multimedia Journalist based in Des Moines, Iowa. With a focus on local news, Taj has covered a range of topics including crime, community development, and human interest stories. Taj's work has been featured in various media outlets, including WHO-TV, KDSM FOX 17, and Yahoo News.
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Taj's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, crime, and community development in Des Moines, Iowa. His articles often reflect evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics. Given the focus on local events and crime, it would be beneficial to reach out with newsworthy updates or insights related to ongoing developments in those areas within Des Moines.
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John Mellencamp honored with new statue on the campus of Indiana University.
Indy Health District non-profit unveiled by several institutions.
MCCORDSVILLE — The town of McCordsville has grown from fewer than 1,000 residents in 1990 to about 10,000 today. The town's police department is about to grow as well.
The elections for president, governor, and Congress may have the most attention on Indiana's ballot, but voters have to decide on a constitutional amendment question before anything else.
WRTV's Taj Simmons takes a look back at Market Square Arena where the Indiana Pacers played their last game 25 years ago.
By: Taj Simmons
Construction on Broadway, which carries both US 36 and State Road 67 through Fortville, could finish on Nov. 15. But some residents say the construction has already wrecked some businesses.
WRTV's Taj Simmons tells us what's in store for the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.
The museum collects games, consoles, magazines, and tabletop games, even if they are broken. It is open to the public on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
John Marshall High School will remain vacant after the city of Indianapolis decided not to buy the building.
More than 3,000 third-graders went to Indiana Farmers Coliseum on a field trip to watch IU Indy take on IU Columbus. IU Indy handily defeated IU Columbus, 100-44.
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