Lauren Moss
Lauren Moss is a Midwest girl with a passion for storytelling.
This Chicago native graduated from the University of Iowa with a double major in journalism and sports studies. Her time as a Hawkeye paved the way for an exciting career in broadcast journalism. While there, she worked for Iowa’s campus television station, "Daily Iowan TV," as weekly news and sports anchor. She hosted several live campus events including Dance Marathon, which earned her 1st place for “Outstanding Anchoring Performance” from the Iowa Broadcast News Association. She also interned for the Big Ten Network Student U and hosted her own entertainment show, "Inside Iowa," discussing current events on campus.
After graduation, Lauren worked at KWWL, the NBC affiliate in eastern Iowa for nearly five years. Lauren started as a multimedia journalist and was part of several Emmy award-winning newscasts. Within her first year, Lauren was promoted to weekend morning anchor.
During her time in Iowa, Lauren made a connection with her audience through her caring, her thoughtfulness, and her empathy for those with whom she worked and for those whose stories she felt compelled to share.
She’s looking forward to sharing your stories, Michiana!
A holiday mash-up for the whole family, “The Hip Hop Nutcracker” takes the stage at the Morris Performing Arts Center on Monday.
Under the Hands-Free Law, drivers are not allowed to hold or interact with a mobile device while driving.
Charlie Olson, also known as the “Cat Boss,” has been volunteering at the Humane Society of St. Joseph County for years.
Our own Lauren Moss is shining a light on a free, 12-week program at the Y that's strictly for cancer survivors.
Coach Chanler Ellsworth showed Lauren Moss and Joshua Short a few moves that people can expect in class.
Brittany Hawkey, executive chef from Martin’s Super Markets, joined us on 16 News Now at Noon to go over some healthier food options for the big game this weekend.
Our own Lauren Moss stopped by campus on Tuesday and spoke with Notre Dame’s associate vice president for event management.
It’s been three years since a Starke County man was brutally murdered, and his killer is still out there.
Most dogs and cats get frazzled by fireworks, so it’s important to keep them calm and safe.
After going to multiple places where wildfires have damaged communities, one Purdue University professor shared some of the most frequent questions he’s received about finding that contamination.
Payments will resume in October, but interest will start accruing as early as September.
To learn more about how the lottery is giving back, our very own Lauren Moss recently sat down with Sarah Taylor, the executive director of the Hoosier Lottery.
You can access free resources on the Hoosier Lottery’s website, including a positive play quiz, a track your play calculator, odds education, and positive play videos.
It’s designed to bring the community together as educators and citizens to better understand issues surrounding inequities in schools and classrooms.
This Valentine’s Day, we’re shining a light on Max and Margaret, a local couple who’ve been married for 76 years.
Crouch officially launched her bid for Indiana governor on Monday morning.
‘Tis the season of giving, and the Hoosier Lottery is getting into the holiday spirit by giving all of us some more chances to win big money!
Two brothers are on a mission to help ease the financial burden on families battling cancer.
We’re hearing from the grandparents of Libby German after they received the news they’ve been waiting to hear for the past five-and-a-half years.
The fundraiser proceeds will help fund research into pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with Strep.
16 News Now stopped by IU South Bend’s campus to speak with students on how they feel about President Biden’s decision to forgive billions in student loan debt.
The Hoosier Lottery Town is hosting “JUMBO CASH Happy Hour” from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Officials with Kinexus say the tolls of inflation and continued labor force disconnection are bound to harm the local economy, but it's not all bad news.
The brewery announced the grand opening date for its tap room at The Mill at Ironworks Plaza in Mishawaka.
Local McDonald’s restaurants are gearing up for a big campaign next week called “Hats Off to the Houses”.
Indiana House Bill 1296, which was signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb in March, takes effect July 1.
The 525 Foundation is getting ready for its annual gala on Wednesday, and there will be some star power at this year's event!
The Elkhart County Sheriff's Office is releasing details surrounding its work on the investigation in the days leading up to April 19.
After 36 years representing St. Joseph, Michigan, Congressman Fred Upton is ready for a new chapter.
The warmer months usually mean lower turn-outs for blood drives.
Bradshaw is not only coming back to Michiana for this year’s event—he’s also bringing his Las Vegas entertainment show!
If you think you may need help with problem gambling, you can call 1-800-994-8448 or visit hoosierlottery.com.
This weekend will mark the 5-year anniversary of the killings of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi, Indiana.
While Evening Anchor Lauren Moss has shared your stories, her family watched someone they love fight this dreaded disease after waiting to get vaccinated.
‘Tis the season of giving, and why not give your family and friends the chance to win thousands of dollars?
Truth Test: Does getting the Covid-19 vaccine make you ineligible to donate plasma?
All types of blood are needed, as there is currently a blood shortage across the country.
Farrington Specialty Centers out of Fort Wayne is expanding its services by opening a new eating disorder treatment center in Plymouth.
With a focus on COVID-19 vaccines right now, we’re asking the question: Can the flu shot give you the flu?
Our sources tonight are two top local health officials.
Some hospitals have had to turn patients away because they either don’t have the staff or beds to care for them.
A Plymouth mother is turning her pain into purpose after losing one of her seven-week-old twins to SIDS.
Studies have shown that being generous and giving back, not only helps those in need, but it also has physical and emotional benefits for the giver.
A South Bend toddler is recovering from emergency surgery after swallowing 19 magnetic balls that came from his sibling’s toy.
The 525 Foundation Birthday Bash is coming up on Tuesday, May 25. This year, it’s all about helping a local foundation, restaurant and yourself.
South Bend Orthopedics is now adopting new protocols for prescription limits, thanks to the 525 Foundation.
Prom season is just around the corner, and the 525 Foundation is teaming up with Martin’s Super Markets for a special prom flower coupon program.
As the owner of the South Bend Cubs, Andrew Berlin wears many hats.
The business sold its first plant on March 30, 1921.
For many young adults like 30-year-old Kayla Campbell, colon cancer was not on her radar.
