Anna Chalker is a multiskilled journalist at WQAD News 8. She covers a diverse range of topics including team sports, consumer health, mental health, and wellness programs, with a particular focus on issues relevant to the United States. Anna's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), WTHR-TV, WHAS-TV, and MSN.
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Anna Chalker's coverage primarily focuses on local events, safety issues, and community preparedness in Indianapolis, Indiana. She writes about a wide range of topics including winter weather, emergency preparedness, local celebrations and events, as well as small businesses.
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The Niece boys are all unique, but they share their love for playing together, building Legos and a scar — a permanent part of their Riley journeys.
It's an honor the students have been preparing for through the past year.
By: Anna Chalker
“They are in a position that they can absolutely change this school for many, many years,” said Doug Cruzan, a former IU football player and Rose Bowl captain.
By: Anna Chalker
Hundreds of Noblesville students get a meal bag every weekend, or box in the summer, thanks to the Fueled for School food pantry.
By: Anna Chalker
With a boom in youth sports participation, some central Indiana communities are finding new ways to oversee all the kids and activities.
By: Anna Chalker
According to the National Institutes of Health, head injuries from crashes have increased significantly since 2013. Some doctors are seeing 25-50% more kids.
Speedway is home to over 14,000 people, its own government and police force, school district and the largest single-day sporting event in the world.
While winner Felix Rosenqvist was taking part in the winner's photo shoot, hundreds of volunteers were cleaning up the stands after Sunday's historic race.
By: Anna Chalker
Enrollees take nightly classes where they learn how to build a resume, improve interview skills and more that can land them a job and grow.
By: Anna Chalker, Zachary Jones
Lawmakers in Illinois worked almost until daylight Monday morning to try and keep the Chicago Bears in the Land of Lincoln.
