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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One young woman, forever changed in a drive-by shooting in downtown Louisville in 2023, is now sharing her story in the hopes of bringing an end to gun violence.
By: Alena Noakes
‘This has to stop’: Kentucky auditor investigating housing of foster kids in offices
By: Alena Noakes
Published Oct. 30, 2024 at 2:20 AM GMT+1 | Updated 2 hours ago
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Some predictions show more young voters turning out to the polls for this presidential election. NPR reports 2022 midterm elections saw the second-highest young voter turnout in decades and 2024 is likely to follow that trend.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A deadly weekend across Louisville with six shootings, no arrests, but the same growing concern in communities as the violence continues.
By: Alena Noakes
A terrifying moment rocked the Clifton neighborhood Tuesday and left residents directly next to the Givaudan Colour Sense Factory picking up the pieces.
When Kammerer Middle School student Noah Mattingly's heart stopped Tuesday,staff worked for seven minutes to get his heart beating again, saving his life.
By: Alena Noakes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE/Gray News) - A husband is seeking answers after his wife of nearly 50 years was hit and killed by a speeding driver while on a walk just a few minutes from her home. Investigators are still working to find those responsible.
By: Alena Noakes
Louisville police say violent crime in Louisville cannot be addressed just through arrests.
The Jefferson County judge’s decision came after an emotional retelling of the rape that put the suspect behind bars.
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