Reyna Revelle

Indianapolis

News Reporter at WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

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Access challenges for maternal healthcare in Indiana

3 days ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Many new and expecting mothers in the Hoosier state face a unique challenge. Nearly a quarter of Indiana counties are considered maternal healthcare deserts. Many women struggle to access essential services during pregnancy and childbirth. Systemic barriers range from inadequate insurance coverage to simple transportation issues.
Vandalism in Lockerbie Square neighborhood

4 days ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says it received nearly a dozen reports of slashed tires and shattered windows over the past several days near North College Avenue and the historic Lockerbie Square neighborhood. Some residents suspect the vandalism incidents are underreported, and a concerned neighbor has shared their experiences with News 8, highlighting the community’s growing unease in the Lockerbie Square area.
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Kick-Off

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Letter carriers will take to the streets this Saturday to collect non-perishable food donations. This is all part of the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. “It’s an excellent opportunity to connect with your letter carrier, but it’s the biggest national food drive in the nation,” says Indianapolis Postmaster Andrea Dallas. Over 44 million Americans are unsure where their next meal will come from.
Indiana's end to grocery program for families with kids raises concerns

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana state government has canceled a summer groceries program for families with kids. The decision has raised concerns about food security for families. Last summer, some Hoosier families a crucial boost of $120 per child for grocery assistance while schools were closed. It benefited around 669,000 children.
Mexican Consulate sees growing interest in Indianapolis 500

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Mexican Consulate of Indianapolis has stepped up to support businesses and welcome fans ahead of the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 on May 25. Leticia Maki Teramoto, consul general of the Mexican Consulate of Indianapolis, said, “In the case of Indianapolis, the city’s most iconic event is the Indy 500. More and more Mexicans and Hispanics are involved.
Real ID cards become mandatory for air travel and federal secure locations

2 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Americans must have Real ID cards by Wednesday or they may be unable to fly aboard commercial airlines or enter federally secured locations. Chances are that most Americans already have Real ID-compliant driver’s licenses or identification cards, with a star in the upper, right-hand corner. Damita Eaton, a resident of the Indianapolis west side, “I don’t have it yet because I don’t fly. I haven’t flown since who knows when, and I’ve been in a federal building once.
Indianapolis 500 Festival kicks off, month of May celebrations begin - Indianapolis News

2 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indy 500 is now 25 days away and the 500 Festival is already revving up for May. The next four weeks will be jam-packed with so many activations around the Circle City for all race fans to take part in. Monday marked the official kick-off. “Every year, the Month of May gives Indianapolis and the state of Indiana a chance to shine on the world stage. Not just for racing, but for our hospitality,” Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hoggsett said.
Aaron McCoy's journey with Hodgkin's lymphoma and running - Indianapolis News

2 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The 500 Festival Mini-Marathon and 5K is this weekend, and it’s sold out. Among the thousands of runners is one man who transformed his life through running after facing the life-altering diagnosis of Hodgkin’s lymphoma just ten years ago. In March of 2015, Aaron McCoy found a lump in his neck. He hoped it would just go away. But, in April that year, he was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Aaron McCoy's journey with Hodgkin's lymphoma and running - Indianapolis News

2 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The 500 Festival Mini-Marathon and 5K is this weekend, and it’s sold out. Among the thousands of runners is one man who transformed his life through running after facing the life-altering diagnosis of Hodgkin’s lymphoma just 10 years ago. In March of 2015, Aaron McCoy found a lump in his neck. He hoped it would just go away. But, in April that year, he was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Neighbor reacts to Lawrence police shooting

2 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle

LAWRENCE, Ind. (WISH) — Details surrounding a Sunday night police shooting in Lawrence emerged on Monday. Officers responded about 8:50 p.m. Sunday to a distress call about a woman with a gun. That led to a tense standoff that resulted in one officer shooting her. News 8 first reported about the shotting early Monday morning.