Amber Grigley

Indianapolis

News Anchor and Reporter at WRTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Amber joined @WRTV as an Anchor/Reporter in April 2021. Former: @WKRG @ABC3340 @WFXGFox54 @WTOC11 @11AliveNews @V103Atlanta 💻 [email protected]

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State revenue forecast meeting: Senate has to cut $2.4 billion from the budget

1 week ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — State lawmakers said there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the economy, resulting in major cuts in the state's budget. As they prepare to finalize the state's budget, this move is very concerning. "When the US gets a cold, Indiana's got pneumonia," Representative Gregory Porter (D) of District 96 said. "We got pneumonia because we're a manufacturing state.
Want to get away? Adjusting travel plans amid economic uncertainty

2 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS—When it comes to budgeting, the first thing many people cut down on is luxuries. When everyday needs become more expensive, splurges like travel often fall to the wayside. "I mean, yes, money is tight, so I probably will not be doing much," Fountain Square resident Lauren Lashell said. "I think it's really stupid this is happening," Allan Lasser of Fountain Square said. As many are closing out spring travel, some are now looking towards the summer travel season.
Impact on local businesses and residents after water main break on the east side

3 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — A boil water advisory is still in place after a water main break on the east side. Citizens Energy says water service has been restored, but every location within this red border must boil tap water for at least three minutes before using it. "Closed" signs were taped to the doors of many businesses on the east side Thursday evening. "You just smile; it just is what it is," said Molly Sahm, Director of Operations at Sahm's Tavern & Sports Bar.
Officials searching for solutions to violence in Indianapolis

4 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — We're learning more about the search for solutions to violence in Indianapolis. A study from the Regenstreif Institute and the Indiana University School of Medicine lays out some ideas. One of the researchers who worked on the study told WRTV’s Amber Grigley there are so many moving parts when it comes to reducing the impact of violence in the community. "The big one is connections and communications. It doesn't require a new innovation.
Divine Nine, Black Greek organizations advocate at Indiana Statehouse

4 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — With the legislative session underway, lawmakers are making decisions that impact Hoosiers. People are taking opportunities to let those lawmakers know what they think, both across their communities and at the statehouse. On Tuesday morning, WRTV's Amber Grigley had the opportunity to emcee Alpha Kappa Alpha Day at the statehouse before joining Indiana’s other divine nine Black Greek fraternity and sorority members to advocate at the statehouse.
How proposed tariffs could drive up the price of pet care for owners

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

Owning a pet comes with major responsibilities, but now pet owners are raising concerns about rising costs and how President Trump's proposed tariffs will impact their wallets.
Staying safe from mosquitoes and the diseases they can carry

1 month ago | wcpo.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — With warmer months ahead, mosquitoes are getting ready to make their homes in your yard. For more than a decade, Crimson Pest Control Owner Terrance Lloyd has been fighting mosquitoes across Indy. "You want to look around your house and make sure you don't have things, tires where the water can settle. Something as small as an old pottery. You may not even know it, but they can find that and make a nest and breed right there by the front door," Lloyd said.
Staying safe from mosquitoes and the diseases they can carry

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — With warmer months ahead, mosquitoes are getting ready to make their homes in your yard. For more than a decade, Crimson Pest Control Owner Terrance Lloyd has been fighting mosquitoes across Indy. "You want to look around your house and make sure you don't have things, tires where the water can settle. Something as small as an old pottery. You may not even know it, but they can find that and make a nest and breed right there by the front door," Lloyd said.
Decatur Township residents involved in plans for a new community center

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — After years of Decatur Township residents requesting a community center, the township received a gift to help make it possible. Councilor Joshua Bain allowed folks to come to see potential designs and give feedback for the new project. "The number one thing I hear about serving on the City-County Council is roads. The second thing that I always hear about is how we don't have a place in Decatur Township for the community to meet," Bain said.
With warmer days ahead, Hoosier parents are thinking about summer camp enrollment

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Amber Grigley

INDIANAPOLIS — While the warmer weather shows us we are getting closer to summer, we are still a few months out. But some tell WRTV that now is the time to start signing up for summer camps. "There are some camps such as Connor Prairie, like you have to mark it on your calendar because it's a 9 a.m. start, but you wake up even earlier so you can be on the waitlist," Stephanie Chey-Sluss said. It's serious business. "It's harder to get in here than it is a Taylor Swift concert," Chey-Sluss said.

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Amber Grigley @AmberGrigley

9 Dec 24

"I have lots of memories inside of there," says one guy who spoke with me after learning Nine Irish Brothers on Mass Ave closed PERMANENTLY. The franchise owner sent me a statement - saying in part "Leaving Mass Ave is bittersweet." Check out my story at 11 @wrtv

Marc Mullins @MarcMullins1

It was a well known bar & pub on Mass Ave in Indy -- and it has closed. Here's the statement the franchise owner sent @WRTV's @AmberGrigley. "All good things come to an end. The franchise owner of Nine Irish Brothers on Mass Ave has decided to close business after an

Amber Grigley @AmberGrigley

7 Dec 24

Team ALL here! 💙🤍 @wrtv

Marc Mullins @MarcMullins1

The WRTV Toy Drive crew at the Academy Sports + Outdoor Greenwood location! Come on out and drop off some new unwrapped toys to help make the holidays brighter for Hoosier kids! https://t.co/8u5yzVUmRl

Amber Grigley @AmberGrigley

7 Dec 24

We are up and at it this morning. @wrtv Toy Drive @Academy in Greenwood!

Marc Mullins @MarcMullins1

Special thanks to everyone who is stopping by to donate to the WRTV Toy Drive outside Academy Sports + Outdoors in Greenwood, including these little ones who made a big donation. https://t.co/PxVBMbchFP