Kara Kenney is a reporter at WRTV in Indy. She specializes in law and legal affairs, cybersecurity, and crime and justice, covering topics such as cyber attacks, lawsuits, and government politics. Kara has been featured in WCPO 9 News, Receivables Advisor, The Courier-Times, NewsBreak, WISH-TV News, and MSN, and is an Emmy and Murrow award-winning journalist recognized for her impactful reporting.
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Kara Kenney's coverage primarily revolves around local government and legal issues in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. She focuses on topics such as child abuse and neglect, attorney shortage, scams, legal issues, and public safety.
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By: Kara Kenney
INDIANAPOLIS — An 8-year-old girl who died last month had been the subject of multiple Indiana Department of Child Services investigations, including two substantiated cases of neglect, according to records obtained by Indiana’s I-Team. The records show DCS investigated allegations involving Miracle Bryan in 2018, 2023 and 2024. Two neglect investigations were substantiated, meaning the […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Spotting fraudulent business text messages is becoming increasingly difficult, but cybersecurity experts say short codes offer a reliable way to verify a message’s legitimacy. Many scam texts arrive from 10-digit phone numbers because fraudsters easily spoof those digits to mimic businesses or government agencies. Short codes, which consist of five or six digits, […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Open enrollment is underway for Medicare and many other insurance providers. Scammers know this and experts say they’re ramping up their efforts to steal your information. Typically, the scammer will send a text message about open enrollment, giving you a phone number to call or a link to click. Medicare and insurance carriers […]
INDIANAPOLIS- You can add an extra layer of security to your phone and computer, and it doesn't cost a thing. Multi-factor authentication is an extra step you can take after you've entered your username and password. Typically, you can request a code via text message, phone call, email or an authenticator app. Eva Velasquez, CEO […]
LEBANON, Ind.— The Boone County Auditor will keep her job, at least for now. At a special meeting Monday, the Boone County Commissioners voted 3-0 to delay a vote on whether to proceed with removing county auditor Debbie Crum. The decision to postpone a vote was greeted with groans from some citizens who attended the […]
The Boone County Auditor will keep her job, at least for now.
Explore the debit crisis impacting many people like Jonathan Levine, facing challenges in managing finances and emotional well-being.
Explore the debit crisis impacting many people like Jonathan Levine, facing challenges in managing finances and emotional well-being.
The BBB is seeing an increase in fake invoice scams.While this scam typically target businesses, anyone can be fooled by a phony invoice.
By: Kara Kenney
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.— A 14-year-old Bloomington girl who died in 2025 had been the subject of multiple Indiana Department of Child Services investigations, according to new records obtained by Indiana’s I-Team.
