Alena Noakes is a journalist based in Alexandria, Louisiana. She writes for KALB-TV and her work has also appeared in KNOE-TV8 and KPLC-TV. Alena covers a wide range of local news stories, including court cases, community events, and social issues impacting the Alexandria area.
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Alena Noakes focuses on local news, heavily covering legal cases and government announcements in Louisiana, specifically Alexandria. She seems particularly interested in evolving stories related to government and politics.
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For the first time since 2019, the Ironman is making its return to Louisville. Athletes and organizers continue to prepare for the city's unique challenges.
By: Alena Noakes
A night out with friends turned into a night reliving trauma for Olivia Barczynski
By: Alena Noakes, Julia Huffman
Published Aug. 19, 2024 at 3:38 PM GMT+2 | Updated 16 hours ago
By: Alena Noakes
Abortion access is an issue at the forefront of the conversation during this presidential election year.
By: Alena Noakes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Kroger at St. Matthews caught another suspect in the act of allegedly replacing gift cards for purchase with ones that had been altered.
By: Derek Brightwell, Alena Noakes
Two people are dead after a double shooting in Valley Station Sunday afternoon.
Nelson County Sheriff Ramon Pineroa says his office has seen an uptick in the number of “crash detection” messages they respond to, only to find no scene.
By: Alena Noakes
Dozens of people at a New Albany apartment complex are figuring out how to move forward after a late night fire left several units “uninhabitable.”
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Two girls were found living in a makeshift tent in their yard, without access to food or water, and family members said they have made reports for months to try and get them help.
By: Alena Noakes
A street racing takeover would play out across multiple neighborhoods last night ending with a man shot downtown and no arrests.
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