Anne Marie Tiernon

Mar 3, 2024 | abc10.com | Anne Marie Tiernon

INDIANAPOLIS — "Life is so unexpected," said Deanna Dixon. "You never know what's going to lead to what." Never did Dixon ever dream her biggest break in the biz would happen in her car, with an Uber customer in the backseat. "He was like, 'Can I help your CashApp?' And I was like, 'Why?'" Dixon said. "He was like, 'I need you to get a dashcam put it in your car and record your videos.' And he sent me $150.

Feb 5, 2024 | whas11.com | Anne Marie Tiernon

INDIANAPOLIS — Here's some encouraging news in the work to save Hoosier lives through organ donation: Indiana recorded a record number of organ transplants last year at 1,134. That's up 17% over the prior year, according to the Indiana Donor Network. The organization says the organ transplants led to 989 lives saved in 2023. It's important to know that despite your age or medical history, anyone can sign up to be an organ donor. One organ donor can save eight lives.

Jan 31, 2024 | whas11.com | Anne Marie Tiernon

INDIANAPOLIS — The waiting is the hardest part for Scot Pollard. The former NBA player, who played three seasons with the Indiana Pacers, is on a heart transplant list and spends much of his time waiting for a call, fearing it may not come. "I've always had that in the back of my head that I probably wasn't going to see 70," Pollard said. Pollard turns 49 in February. Doctors say his failing heart doesn't have many birthdays left. "He's obviously extremely sick.

Jan 26, 2024 | wtsp.com | Anne Marie Tiernon

INDIANAPOLIS — The waiting is the hardest part for Scot Pollard. The former NBA player, who played three seasons with the Indiana Pacers, is on a heart transplant list and spends much of his time waiting for a call, fearing it may not come. "I've always had that in the back of my head that I probably wasn't going to see 70," Pollard said. Pollard turns 49 in February. Doctors say his failing heart doesn't have many birthdays left. "He's obviously extremely sick.

Jan 25, 2024 | wkyc.com | Anne Marie Tiernon

INDIANAPOLIS — The waiting is the hardest part for Scot Pollard. The former NBA player, who played three seasons with the Indiana Pacers, is on a heart transplant list and spends much of his time waiting for a call, fearing it may not come. "I've always had that in the back of my head that I probably wasn't going to see 70," Pollard said. Pollard turns 49 in February. Doctors say his failing heart doesn't have many birthdays left. "He's obviously extremely sick.