Sonja Hill

Journalist

As a morning person, this job really suits me. I love writing and reporting the Indianapolis news on a daily basis. As a Hoosier, I'm so proud of myself informing the residents of my hometown for the latest happenings.

Local News3 years ago

Indianapolis-based burger company expands operations by opening a third store in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne, Indiana – Fort Wayne residents will be getting a new place to enjoy delicious food as soon as next year. An Indianapolis-based burger company...
Covid-193 years ago

Martin University uses different methods to attract people to the vaccination clinic

Indianapolis, Indiana – Indianapolis-based Martin University is using a different approach in order to make people obtain COVID-19 booster shots. Namely, those who will visit the...
Indiana3 years ago

Driver who fled a crash scene caused another collision shortly after on I-65, resulting in fatalities

Crown Point, Indiana – A motorist traveling in the wrong direction on I-65 caused a collision that involved several vehicles, resulted in the deaths of two...
Lifestyle3 years ago

Popular budget airline gets rid of telephone customer support service to cut expenses and ‘serve customers more efficiently’

The airline industry started this year better than expected, as traffic and the number of airline passengers not only in America but also globally outpaced industry...
U. S. News3 years ago

Another major company might soon fire thousands of employees as recession is becoming more likely next year

Record high inflation rates and skyrocketing prices since the start of the year prompted the Federal Reserve to aggressively increase interest rates in an effort to...
Indiana3 years ago

Collision near Anderson involving a semi-truck and a dump truck sent two people to hospital

Madison County, Indiana – A collision that occurred early on Friday morning on Interstate 69 involving a semi-truck and a dump truck resulted in the injuries...
Crime & Safety3 years ago

Four women arrested for stealing over $3,300 in merchandise at four different stores in Seymour

Seymour, Indiana – Authorities in Seymour were able to arrest four women a couple of days ago, all residing in Indianapolis, who were accused of stealing...
U. S. News3 years ago

Scientists recommend a supplement to diabetics that is considered to regulate blood sugar levels

It is more crucial than ever to identify measures to prevent diabetes, since 11.3% of the population in the U.S. already has the disease and many...
Local News3 years ago

City of Bloomington offers free parking to encourage consumers to shop locally at small businesses

Bloomington, Indiana – The City of Bloomington is providing free parking on downtown streets and in city garages through Sunday. Officials decided to offer free parking...
U. S. News3 years ago

Health experts are not convinced that Covid bivalent vaccines offer significantly better protection than earlier versions

Health experts believe that America won’t face yet another COVID wave as we approach the winter, despite the fact that people will spend more time indoors,...

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Sonja Hill

Stories By Sonja Hill

Indianapolis-based burger company expands operations by opening a third store in Fort Wayne

Martin University uses different methods to attract people to the vaccination clinic

Driver who fled a crash scene caused another collision shortly after on I-65, resulting in fatalities

Popular budget airline gets rid of telephone customer support service to cut expenses and ‘serve customers more efficiently’

Another major company might soon fire thousands of employees as recession is becoming more likely next year

Collision near Anderson involving a semi-truck and a dump truck sent two people to hospital

Four women arrested for stealing over $3,300 in merchandise at four different stores in Seymour

Scientists recommend a supplement to diabetics that is considered to regulate blood sugar levels

City of Bloomington offers free parking to encourage consumers to shop locally at small businesses

Health experts are not convinced that Covid bivalent vaccines offer significantly better protection than earlier versions

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Transportation needs are outlined in a new city-county plan through 2050

Regarding the validity of the disability civil rights law, Indiana has joined a federal lawsuit

Marriage ceremony at Marion County Clerk’s Office

A judge will determine whether the Indiana Department of Health is permitted to publish reports of terminated pregnancies

The president of the Monroe County Council will meet with Braun to discuss the property tax bill

You can receive a notification in the mail if you speed in this work zone

A new bill in the Indiana House would investigate the state’s Bitcoin investment

On the northwest side of Indianapolis, neighbors are irritated by problematic potholes

IndyGo expects that the Trump federal grant review will not affect blue line investment

Governor Braun demands that the project in the Hoosier National Forest be abandoned