Troy Washington
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Past articles by Troy:
COVID-19 pandemic leads to more trauma cases in the ER
Doctors said numbers started to spike this summer. → Read More
Strong Men, Strong Minds Indy holds empowerment rally for Black men
A city-wide effort to unite Black men across Indianapolis brought dozens of people together Saturday. → Read More
Doctors say you need to come in despite COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 is making some people afraid to come in to get help and relief from pain. → Read More
Indiana woman receives package of mysterious seeds
Experts are advising people not to plant them. → Read More
Man said he tested positive for COVID-19 for weeks after recovery
Despite multiple strains, there's not enough research yet to say whether or not a person can be infected by the virus again. → Read More
Washington Township school bus drivers concerned about job changes
Bus drivers have been told they'll stay on the payroll, but their duties may change. → Read More
ITown Church aim is meeting Hoosiers where they are during the pandemic
INDIANAPOLIS — A local church is hitting the streets and meeting people where they are during the pandemic. ITown Church is handing out more than just hope and WRTV’s Troy Washington explains their mission in the video above. → Read More
Hundreds of Indiana hotel workers are being laid off
Nearly 700 workers, part of the White Lodging Services Company, are now laid off in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. → Read More
Carmel nurse sends warning about COVID-19 after surviving the virus
Lesley Vogel wasn't sure she'd survive her bout with the novel coronavirus. → Read More
Putting a stop to violence in Indianapolis
Indianapolis is on pace for the most violent year in the city's history, with 119 homicides in 2020. Five homicides occurred just this past weekend. → Read More
Downtown art healing and bringing unity after destruction
It takes passion to take a board used to cover a broken window and turn it into a canvas. → Read More
Experts say now is not the time to take off face masks
Dr. Cole Beeler, of IU Health, doesn't think we are out of the woods just yet. → Read More
Parents and schools get ready for next school year amid pandemic
Experts are weighing in on students returning to the classroom and whether or not parents should send their children back in the middle of a global pandemic. → Read More
Carmel residents fighting to review geese control options
People on both sides of the geese discussion said they are open to discussing options other than killing the geese. → Read More
New policy could deny transgender students admission to Indy Catholic schools
As stated in a new policy, the decision would be made on a case-by-case basis. → Read More
Residents want to save geese from euthanasia in Carmel neighborhood
The geese are being considered a nuisance by the board and right now these residents are told it's a wrap since the homeowners association has voted to kill the geese. → Read More
Greenwood neighbors want help slowing down speeders
Some Greenwood residents are fed up. They say they were promised something would change in their neighborhood when it comes to slowing down speeders. → Read More
Photoshoot in Indianapolis sparks positive Black father movement
Dozens of fathers and sons headed to downtown Indianapolis Saturday for a photoshoot dedicated to showing Black men and young men in a positive light. → Read More
Hoosiers still having issues getting unemployment benefits
Unemployment woes continue for many Hoosiers even as Indiana announces that some could receive benefits for a longer period. → Read More
Indy reacts to Supreme Court ruling for LGBTQ rights in workplace
A historic ruling Monday from the U.S. Supreme Court makes clear that protection from discrimination in the workplace extends to millions of LGBTQ American workers. Sa'hara Miller is the transgender program coordinator for BU Wellness Network. She couldn't do anything but smile after finding out about Monday's landmark decision to protect LGBTQ workers from discrimination in the workplace. "I… → Read More