Adi Schanie is a reporter for WDRB Media, focusing on local news in Kentucky, specifically in Louisville. Adi covers a wide range of topics including education, crime, community events, and social issues. With a commitment to providing accurate and timely information, Adi strives to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Adi's coverage focuses on local news with a significant emphasis on crime and family-related issues. Pitches to Adi should align with these themes, providing insights or personal stories related to crime prevention, family support programs, community welfare initiatives, or any evolving story that pertains to the Kentucky and Louisville area.
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By: Adi Schanie
"The neighbors call it murder alley and won’t walk through there."
By: Adi Schanie
Angela Tamura lived on the streets when she was 17, and is using her life experience and the nonprofit she founded to help others.
By: Adi Schanie
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is getting input on what needs to be done to one of the busiest state highway corridors.
By: Adi Schanie
Dog attacks are on the rise in Louisville and letter carriers are often the target.
By: Adi Schanie
WDRB posed tough questions to Mayor Stuart Owen to uncover what he said is at the center of his decision to fire the chief.
By: Adi Schanie
TARC will have fewer buses on all of its routes, so most riders will face longer waits at bus stops.
By: Adi Schanie
Car buyers don't seem ready to make the leap to electric vehicles mainly for one reason.
By: Adi Schanie
A new report on domestic violence in Kentucky shows nearly half of women a third of men are victims of abuse.
By: Adi Schanie
The shooting happened about 2:15 p.m. Wednesday on Lampton Street.
By: Adi Schanie
There have been at least four shootings at Louisville bars this year.
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