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Nick McGill Biography

Nick McGill is a Reporter for Fox59. He joined our team in October of 2016. He comes to us after spending two years out west, where he was a reporter with KUSA-TV in Denver.

He credits his time there for helping develop his passion for storytelling. Prior to that, he spent two years at the NBC affiliate in Toledo.

Nick McGill Age

Nick McGill is a Reporter for Fox59. He joined our team in October of 2016. Nick comes to us after spending two years out west, where he was a reporter with KUSA-TV in Denver.

He is a native of Chicago, Nick is no Stranger to Indiana. Nick McGill has not revealed details regarding his actual age. The information is under review and will be updated soon.

Nick McGill Family

McGill graduated in 2012 from Saint Joseph’s College in Rensselaer, where he studied Mass Communication and Political Science. He was born in Chicago, His father, mother, brothers, and sisters are under review and will be updated soon.

Nick McGill Wife

When not at work you can usually find Nick out on the golf course or at a brewery or restaurant where he loves trying the new local fare.

He’s also an avid bow hunter and is excited to see what Indiana has to offer. Nick McGill Married life is not revealed. The information is under review and will be updated soon.

Nick McGill NetWorth

Nick Reporter for Fox59. He joined the team in October of 2016. McGill comes to us after spending two years out west, where he was a reporter with KUSA-TV in Denver. Nick McGill estimated Net Worth as of 2019 is under review and will be updated soon.

Nick McGill Articles

Police checking on Indianapolis’ homeless population as excessive heat persists

fox59.com — INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – As temperatures continue to hang around in the 90s, those who are stuck outdoors can quickly feel the effects of the excessive heat.

That’s why the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is now stepping in to make sure those that are most vulnerable get some relief.

Members of IMPD’s Homeless and Behavioral Health Units are spending the heatwave checking in on the homeless and less fortunate so they don’t become victims of the heat. 5 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

IMPD conducting checks on the homeless during excessive heat

cbs4indy.com — INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – As temperatures continue to hang around in the 90s, those who are stuck outdoors can quickly feel the effects of the excessive heat. That’s why the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is now stepping in to make sure those that are most vulnerable get some relief.

Members of IMPD’s Homeless and Behavioral Health Units are spending the heatwave checking in on the homeless and less fortunate so they don’t become victims of the heat. 5 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

Buttigieg hopes to capture young vote during trip to Indy

cbs4indy.com — INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — South Bend mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg (D) made a stop in the Circle City Thursday.

Buttigieg took the title of keynote speaker at the Young Democrats of America Conference. Polls place Buttigieg in the top five of a crowded democratic presidential candidate field. Buttigieg looked to help close that gap with the support of his fellow millennials. Read also about Scott Jones

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Police checking on Indianapolis’ homeless population as excessive heat persists

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – As temperatures continue to hang around in the 90s, those who are stuck outdoors can quickly feel the effects of the excessive heat.

That’s why the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is now stepping in to make sure those that are most vulnerable get some relief. Members of IMPD’s Homeless and Behavioral Health Units are spending the heatwave checking in on the homeless and less fortunate so they don’t become victims of the heat.

Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg hopes to capture young vote during trip to Indy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — South Bend mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg (D) made a stop in the Circle City Thursday. Buttigieg took the title of keynote speaker at the Young Democrats of America Conference.

Polls place Buttigieg in the top five of a crowded democratic presidential candidate field. Buttigieg looked to help close that gap with the support of his fellow millennials.

Sen. Todd Young introduces new bill to help homeless veterans

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) is one of three lawmakers pushing to curb veteran homelessness across the country.

This week, Young, Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) introduced the “Veteran Housing Opportunities and Unemployment Support Extension Act.” The bill would allow veterans with other-than-honorable (OTH) discharges to participate in Department of Housing and Urban Development’s VA Supportive Housing Program.

Some neighbors still skeptical as Red Line launch approaches

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The controversial Red Line will launch in Indianapolis on September 1. The 13-mile transit route will connect Broad Ripple south to the University of Indianapolis.

On Thursday, IndyGo and city officials hosted a celebration and info session for the bus line’s launch, touting the line as a more efficient way to connect neighbors to more of the city as well as precious resources.

Beech Grove Masonic Lodge works to salvage pieces of presidential history after fire

BEECH GROVE, Ind. — The Beech Grove Masonic Lodge is hoping to salvage a big piece of presidential history after a large fire destroyed a substantial portion of their building. A large fire broke out Monday morning on Lodge 694’s second floor.

The fire damaged much of the floor. A few valuable pieces of history got caught in the flames, including remnants of a visit by U.S. President Harry Truman.

Group of children caught on video robbing west side business

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A business on the west side of Indianapolis became the target of thieves this week. But it wasn’t what the thieves did, but rather who they were that’s so surprising.

Surveillance video captured a group of young children breaking into the United State of Indiana print shop on Kirkbride Way Tuesday evening. The group then began wreaking havoc inside the shop. “Stuff was kind of strewn about everywhere, they ruined some stuff.

Hoosier doctors ride across the country to help those in need

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – A team of cyclists led by a Hoosier surgeon are cycling across the country to help those in need. Dr. Mike Berend, a surgeon at the Midwest Center for Joint Replacement, leads the team in the Race Across America, a 3,100-mile ride from San Diego, California to Annapolis, Maryland.

“It’s an epic experience deemed to be the hardest bicycle race in the world. And I think five days into it, we would confirm that,” Berend said.

Store on Indy’s Mass Ave robbed in broad daylight: ‘It happened very quickly’

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Employees of a popular store on Mass Ave received the shock of their lives when they were robbed in broad daylight.

Around 4:30 p.m. Monday, a man walked into the Global Gifts store and pulled a gun. Dianna Norris, the store’s manager, says the man looked around the store for a few minutes, then pulled his gun and forced employees and customers behind the counter while he emptied the register.

Behind the Badge: IMPD officers strike up unlikely friendship with 95-year-old man

INDIANAPOLIS, IN –A pair of IMPD police officers have taken it upon themselves to “adopt” a 95-year-old man. North District patrolman Chad Montgomery said he first met Leon Rhodes while following up on a hit and run accident on the 95-year-old’s block.

After talking, Montgomery learned Rhodes, was living by himself, in poor health, and had no family to check upon him. “After that it was just well ill come by and check in on you,” Montgomery said.

Hoosiers now second-guessing Dominican Republic vacation plans following tourist deaths

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — At least six U.S. tourists have now died under mysterious circumstances in the Dominican Republic. As news of the deaths continues to spread, some Americans, including Hoosiers, are now second guessing their vacation plans.

Agents at several central Indiana travel agencies say they’ve had clients either delay, cancel or express reservations about traveling to the Dominican. Alex Kutin, the owner of Travel Leaders Indy, says he has fielded calls of concern