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Chelsea Helms

Chelsea Helms

Verified

Main Evening Anchor, WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Fayetteville

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Total articles 320

  • Brother's heart emergency saves sister's life

    By Chelsea Helms Verified| WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified (WXIN/WTTV) - A Hoosier's sudden aortic dissection led to a life-saving discovery: his sister was at risk, too. What seemed like a normal July 2022 day for Walt Morris almost ended up being his last. He went out for a jog, something the then 62-year-old often did, when he suddenly collapsed. "[I] got back to the front of our housing division and had a shot of jaw pain go across my face that knocked me to the ground," he said.

    By Chelsea Helms Verified · WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Hoosiers advocate for federal support of brain injury survivors

    By Chelsea Helms Verified| WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified INDIANAPOLIS - Volunteers with the Brain Injury Association of Indiana just returned to the Hoosier state after meeting with Indiana's representatives in Washington, D.C.As part of Brain Injury Awareness Month, those who represent the different chapters of the nonprofit from around the nation joined together with survivors and family members to advocate for the reauthorization of the Traumatic Brain Injury Act.

    By Chelsea Helms Verified · WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Brother's heart emergency saves sister's life

    By Chelsea Helms Verified| WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified (WXIN/WTTV) - A Hoosier's sudden aortic dissection led to a life-saving discovery: his sister was at risk, too. What seemed like a normal July 2022 day for Walt Morris almost ended up being his last. He went out for a jog, something the then 62-year-old often did, when he suddenly collapsed. "[I] got back to the front of our housing division and had a shot of jaw pain go across my face that knocked me to the ground," he said.

    By Chelsea Helms Verified · WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 03, 2025

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WTTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

+1 317-632-5900