Vic Ryckaert is an enterprise reporter for WRTV, focusing on local news in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a background in journalism, Vic covers a range of topics including crime, entertainment, and community events, providing in-depth reporting to keep the local community informed.
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Vic Ryckaert focuses on local news, particularly crime and government-related stories in Indiana, with a particular emphasis on breaking or evolving events. If you have insights into local criminal incidents, legal policy changes within the state of Indiana, or governmental announcements impacting the region, Vic might be interested in your input.
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WRTV's Vic Ryckaert takes us to a bridge in rural Shelby County that's known for something shocking.
Bargersville Police Officer Cody St. John drives one of the department's 13 Tesla police cruisers.
By: Vic Ryckaert
Additional $5.3 billion investment brings total to $9 billion
Alex Gorski attended Protospiel Indy in Noblesville to play test "Dicey Ventures."
BLOOMINGTON — Comedian Matt Rife canceled his sold out shows at the Indiana University Auditorium due to an "last-minute medical emergency."
By: Kinsleigh Wellty, Vic Ryckaert
INDIANAPOLIS — Prosecutors filed felony neglect charges against the grandmother of Kinsleigh Welty, a 5-year-old who officials say died of starvation and dehydration at a southwest side home.
Australian filmmakers Luke Rynderman and Adam Kamien spent six years researching, interviewing and learning about the unsolved crime to make their new film "The Speedway Murders," which is being released on Friday. Here, actors portray the four workers who were slain.
Purdue University entomologist Elizabeth Long is leading a battle against a grub that's destroying Indiana mint farms.
Tabori Furlow takes orders on The Cheese and Thank You food truck.
By: Vic Ryckaert
INDIANAPOLIS — An 11-year-old child who was taken by a non-custodial parent was located safely in Indianapolis Monday.
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