Sandra Chapman
WTHR.com
Contact Sandra
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Sandra:
Indiana to make history during certification vote; but local historian says it won't bode well
The certification vote for the 2020 election Wednesday in the U.S. Senate is a history-making moment for Indiana. → Read More
Two labs now under scrutiny for falsified DCS drug tests
13 Investigates has learned another lab is also facing allegations and it's all coming to light as DCS begins contacting judges across the state about potential frau → Read More
Attorney General campaign ads blur the lines over pre-existing conditions, other issues
Todd Rokita's promise to protect Hoosiers is raising some questions. → Read More
Legal panel approves payouts for wrongfully convicted
Kristine Bunch spent 17 years in prison for an arson she maintains was a tragic accident. Now, she'll get a payout for her wrongful time behind bars. → Read More
Attack ad in Indiana senate race draws attention to hot race
We're answering viewer questions about an attack ad claiming corruption and program cuts caused children to suffer. → Read More
Labs 'pooling' COVID-19 samples to combat shortage of testing supplies
13 Investigates looks into a practice called "pooling testing" to see if Indiana is ready to jump in. → Read More
Marion County, IU announce more aggressive contact tracing program
Contact tracers will soon be going door to door to help warn those who might have been exposed to the virus. → Read More
Family of former IU student seeking new death investigation
An online petition with more than 80,000 signatures is calling for Bloomington police to reopen the case. → Read More
Smartphones could soon put contact tracing at users fingertips
13 Investigates examines the proposed system, what's required and steps to opt out. → Read More
Doctors and nurses march to end racial disparity in health care
A group of Indiana doctors are taking to the streets to call for the end of racism and injustice. → Read More
Indiana nursing homes get first wave of PPE from FEMA
In fact, 13 Investigates found some specialized COVID-19 units surprised by what showed up at their doorstep. → Read More
Antibody Testing: FDA performance data shows reliability for new Roche test
Based on its science, Roche Diagnostics believes its new test will boost confidence. → Read More
No promises of immunity from antibody testing
A new test that's supposed to uncover COVID-19 antibodies is coming under global scrutiny. → Read More
New COVID-19 tests emerge but come without full FDA approval
13 Investigates explains why some new testing options come with a word of caution. → Read More
New 'rapid result' coronavirus testing could help hotspot cities
Abbott Labs is speeding the production of a new portable test that gives results in less than 5 minutes. → Read More
Man without credentials performs autopsies in Indiana
A Kansas man admitted to accepting payments from two Indiana families for autopsies he and those working for his company are not licensed to perform. → Read More
Watchdog agency creates new tracking option for direct express fraud victims
13 Investigates first learned about thieves stealing retirement and disability benefits last year, when it happened to Jennifer Kreegar. → Read More
Anthem backs away from cutting autism payments
Anthem Insurance is backing away from cutting payments for autism therapy. → Read More
Governor says DCS Associate Director resigned amid investigation for sending inappropriate messages
13 Investigates has learned a former prosecutor hand-picked to help reform the Department of Child Services resigned amid an internal investigation for sending inappropriate messages to an intern. → Read More
State health officials launch campaign to reduce teen vaping
Citing a more than 300 percent increase in usage since 2012, Indiana's Department of Health announced a strategy Thursday to reduce vaping by Indiana youth. → Read More