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 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.
The nine-screen movie theatre, Circle Centre's original star attraction, quietly closed at the end of October.
The game was part of the NCAA's Readers Become Leaders initiative.
INDIANAPOLIS — The organization Helping Veterans and Families is rebuilding after its housing for homeless veterans was severely damaged in a fire, but they will not have to recover on their own.
Project 57 will become a neighborhood for homeless veterans.
INDIANAPOLIS — Lucas Oil Stadium may have the allure of a new football stadium, but the home of the Colts entered the NFL the same year as the team's veteran quarterback, Joe Flacco. The stadium's defining feature is about to go through some major work to keep up with the times.
While Indianapolis is known for hosting big events, many downtown business owners would like to see improvements in the workweek economy.
WRTV's Taj Simmons tells us what needs to happen before crews can demolish the former Marion County Jail in downtown Indianapolis.
The historic 30th Street Bridge was originally estimated to reopen by now. Instead, people have to wait at least two more years to cross the White River again.
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