Karla Rodriguez, Multimedia Journalist
Karla Rodriguez joined ABC 57 in August of 2018 as a Multimedia Journalist. As a Florida native, she’s excited to trade in her sandals for snow boots!
Karla graduated from the University of Central Florida with a dual degree in Journalism with a minor in Sociology. During her time there, she worked both in front of and behind the camera for her award winning student run newscast— reporting and anchoring daily live newscasts.
She co-hosted The Early Bird, a student run entertainment show at the University of North Florida where she received her Associates Degree in communications.
Karla immersed herself at her internship at Convention News Television where she broadened her ideals of journalism through this new form of reporting.
Karla was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. When she’s not reporting, Karla enjoys traveling, hanging out with her friends, and discovering new places eat!
Karla would love to chat with you! You can reach her through email, Facebook, or Twitter if you have a story idea, tip, or just want to say hello! Thanks for trusting me to share your stories.
Articles by Karla Rodriguez
- Violent weekend in South Bend leaves 1 teen dead and 2 people injured
- SBCSC re-open school doors for in-person hybrid learning Wednesday
- Goshen Womens March to peacefully protest nomination of Amy Coney Barrett
- SBCSC welcome back students for in-person learning this week
- Early absentee in-person voting begins today in Indiana
- Secondary students attending School City of Mishawaka head back to classroom under hybrid learning model
- Over 150,000 Hoosiers have not claimed their stimulus checks
- Community leaders organize flash mob at University Park Mall
- South Bend Alive Grant Program hosting information session Wednesday
- School bus safety reminder as more schools begin in-person learning
- Activists demand street lights and cameras in high crime areas
- Fall activities resume at Thistleberry Farm in South Bend
- Penn Harris Madison School Corporation re-opens today for in-person learning
- Elkhart photographer offering free photo sessions for foster families
- Goshen artists and activist seeking donations for BLM murals
- Church Community Services providing financial relief to Elkhart County
- LaPorte photographer fills fridge with food for those in need
- Crews investigating fire at South Bend apartment complex
- Corby's Irish Pub re-opens Tuesday with new changes
- Local business owners giving away 700 free backpacks
- Protesters demonstrating in downtown Goshen against Indiana mask mandate
- ISP remind drivers to look once for cars, look twice for motorcycles after uptick in accidents
- Grilling safety tips and technique for July Fourth holiday
- Michiana Humane Society offering discounted microchipping ahead of July 4th
- Roofsit 2020 begins Monday to raise funds and awareness of child abuse in Michiana
- The Stray Dog re-opens doors to customers for the first time since March
- Garwood Orchards and Farm Market opens for day two of strawberry picking
- Two people shot on South Bend's west side
- Movimiento Cosecha provides aid to undocumented immigrants
- DNR shooting ranges reopen Monday with changes
- Cool Schools: Plymouth High School TV production students are taking things virtual
- Evil Czech Brewery gearing up to re-open their doors amid Coronavirus pandemic
- Niles High School Class of 2020 surprised with billboard
- Cool Schools: Mishawaka High School to host graduation ceremony amid coronavirus pandemic
- Mishawaka family surprises mom-to-be with drive-thru baby shower
- Cool Schools: John Adams High School students are teaching Darden Elementary school students Spanish virtually
- Group protest conditions at Westville Correctional Facility amidst pandemic
- Cool Schools: Bremen Senior High School Show Choir go virtual amidst pandemic
- Mishawaka business passing out 20,000 masks today
- Michigan City robotics students 3-D print face shields for healthcare workers
- Music with a Cause hosts 'Michiana Bar Aid," a virtual concert series to help local bartenders and servers
- Elkhart photographer taking 'porch pictures' to raise funds for local COVID-19 relief efforts
- 'Superkid Capes Creates' looks to make quarantine into craft time
- Osceola neighbors are going bear hunting to cope with quarantine
- La Porte boutique sews face masks to help local first responders
- Local gun shop sees spike in sales amidst COVID-19 concerns
- Family says thank you to St. Joseph County Corporals who saved woman from burning home
- ABC57 Investigates: Car washes — are you getting your money’s worth?
- Indiana DNR warns against fishing on ice
- Memorial service held in honor of 2,411 aborted fetal remains
- Second Eastern Pulaski School Principal placed on paid administrative leave citing misconduct
- Caucusgoers share why they're caucusing for Pete Buttigieg
- Iowa voters react to cancellation of pre-caucus poll results
- Eau Claire plans for recreational pot shop hits road blocks
- George Wilson Park opens for the first time this winter season
- LaPorte residents fund first ever overnight homeless shelter
- Ex and current convicts create play to ease transition into community
- Mother speaks after her daughters killer is sentenced
- Aaron Trejo sentenced to 65 years for murder and feticide
- Hoosiers rally in Indianapolis to get medical marijuana legalized
- Police prepping for impaired drivers on New Year's Eve
- City of Elkhart breaks ground for new condo complex
- Family closer to new law to honor 8-year-old killed by driver
- Elderly woman duped by a young man posing as a good Samaritan
- Student(s) ignite fire at Monger Elementary School
- Wiegand family announces lawsuit against Royal Caribbean for death of Granger toddler
- New stop sign at railroad causing headaches
- Made in Michiana: Pinecrest Tree Farm
- Notre Dame students teach Latin to Clay International Academy students
- Made in Michiana: Indiana Rug Company
- Made in Michiana: Cup Print making a home in South Bend
- Football fans stay inside iconic Goodyear Blimp for first time ever
- Aerial spraying to combat EEE has Bee Keepers concerned
- State of emergency declared in Elkhart County to combat EEE virus
- University of Notre Dame hires first female firefighters in history
- Aerial spraying to begin in Southwest Michigan
- Theft victim says police didn't do enough
- The search continues for missing Starke County man James Runkle
- RV Technical Institute opening up to fight skills gap
- Woman worried some of fetal remains found in deceased abortionist's home could be from her aborted fetus