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Maya Wilkins

Maya Wilkins

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Reporter, Post Tribune

Fort Wayne

Biography

Ball State University '23 | Journalism news major with minors in history and political science | Multimedia journalist and storyteller | Editorial intern for St. Louis Magazine | Past: Intern at the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, lifestyles editor, copy director, summer managing editor and associate news editor at The Ball State Daily News | Has experience with social media, writing, editing, InDesign, Photoshop

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I cannot think of an area or topic about which I'd refuse to cover or write.

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Total articles 800

  • RFK Jr., Oz join Gov. Braun to talk ‘Make Indiana Healthy Again’

    By Maya Wilkins Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified A new Indiana initiative — supported by national leaders — will help change a culture of promoting chronic disease through how food is produced, said Gov. Mike Braun. However, federal cuts might pose a challenge to achieving that goal. “This isn’t just a usual, top-down, one size fits all public agenda,” Braun said at a Tuesday press conference in Indianapolis where he announced nine executive orders as part of a “Make Indiana Healthy Again” agenda.

    By Maya Wilkins Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith posts Senate Bill 1 criticism

    By Maya Wilkins Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith took to X, formerly known as Twitter, over the weekend to criticize Senate Bill 1. In his 4 p.m. Saturday post, Beckwith said he’d been on the phone “all day” with Indiana residents and government officials about the controversial state senate bill. “NOBODY understands this thing… including me!” Beckwith posted. “On that basis alone we can’t let this become law.”Beckwith said Gov.

    By Maya Wilkins Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • RFK Jr., Oz join Gov. Braun to talk ‘Make Indiana Healthy Again’

    By Maya Wilkins Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified A new Indiana initiative — supported by national leaders — will help change a culture of promoting chronic disease through how food is produced, said Gov. Mike Braun. However, federal cuts might pose a challenge to achieving that goal. “This isn’t just a usual, top-down, one size fits all public agenda,” Braun said at a Tuesday press conference in Indianapolis where he announced nine executive orders as part of a “Make Indiana Healthy Again” agenda.

    By Maya Wilkins Verified · Chicago Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Post Tribune

The Chicago Tribune Media Group is part of a long-standing media legacy that includes the Chicago Tribune, a major American newspaper established in 1847. The Tribune has played a significant role in covering important national and local events throughout its history, including the American Civil War and key political movements. The Chicago Tribune Media Group is likely involved in multimedia services, utilizing technology and data to effectively reach audiences. The broader Tribune Media Company has a history of newspaper publishing, television broadcasting, and cable networks, having owned notable titles like the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, as well as numerous television stations and cable interests. The group serves a diverse range of local and national advertisers across various industries.

Fort Wayne, United States

+1 312-222-3232

Founded: 1847