Alex Suckow is the Digital Media Manager for WLKY, a local news station in Louisville, Kentucky. With a focus on local news and community stories, Alex covers a wide range of topics including crime, events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured on other news stations such as WLWT and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States (Local)
Alex Suckow focuses on covering evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage. His themes primarily revolve around entertainment news and crime.
Given his focus on local events in Louisville and Kentucky, potential sources should provide insights or commentary related to ongoing criminal investigations, developments in the justice system, or local events that have a significant impact on the community. Additionally, experts who can offer perspectives on emerging trends in entertainment within these regions could find success when reaching out to Alex.
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By: Alex Suckow
A man accused of holding three women hostage in Beechmont for hours faced a judge on Friday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — We have coverage of the KDF miniMarathon and Marathon from start to finish! Watch our special until 10 a.m. and follow live updates on the races below.
By: Alex Suckow
The Kentucky Derby Festival mini and Marathon are Saturday! See who won each division:
By: Alex Suckow
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A point of conversation for this year's historic 150th Kentucky Derby: the prices.
By: Alex Suckow
A Kentucky Oaks horse has scratched a day before the race.
By: Alex Suckow
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Another "Hometown Heroes" banner is hanging in Louisville and just in time for a citywide golf invasion. Advertisement
By: Alex Suckow, Brynn Anderson
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Fridays are for the fillies. Each year, female horses take over Churchill Downs on the Friday before the Kentucky Derby for the Kentucky Oaks race.
By: Alex Suckow
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Here are all the traffic restrictions for Kentucky Oaks and Derby this year: Wednesday, May 1 to Saturday, May 4 – closed
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By: Alex Suckow
Fans have been speculating because well, they're always wondering what those two are doing, and also, it's not totally far-fetched.
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