Alexis Mathews is a reporter for WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY, a Hearst Television station. With a focus on local news in Kentucky and Louisville, Alexis covers a wide range of stories, from community events and initiatives to crime and social issues. Her work has also been featured on WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Alexis Mathews focuses on covering local news in Louisville, Kentucky, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships, government and politics, crime, education, and community events. To effectively reach out to Alexis for potential coverage or expert commentary, consider providing insights related to local initiatives addressing social issues such as food insecurity or youth violence prevention within the Louisville area.
Given her focus on evolving stories and government announcements related to the local area, she may be interested in pitches that highlight significant developments in education policy at schools within Louisville or ongoing legislative sessions impacting the region. Additionally, given her coverage of crime-related stories including personal tragedies faced by families within the community, she might be receptive to sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expertise relating to these sensitive topics.
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By: Alexis Mathews
While holidays tend to bring high traffic and long TSA lines to the Muhammad Ali International Airport, that was not the case for those traveling here the day before.
By: Alexis Mathews
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It's a 70-plus-year Thanksgiving tradition that keeps on giving in west Louisville: the Juice Bowl.
By: Alexis Mathews
There are plans to soon include soccer and football fields on the site at 30th and Muhammad Ali, and lodging to accommodate the influx of visitors.
By: Alexis Mathews
The educational resource was created in 2018, and the toy store during the pandemic after Bacon, who is a teacher, saw an alarming loss of learning among early childhood students.
By: Alexis Mathews
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There were three murders within six months and each victim was shot and killed along Esquire Alley in Louisville's Russell neighborhood.
By: Alexis Mathews
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The plant-based restaurant Shahar is back with a bang.
By: Alexis Mathews
In its more than a century work of caring for Louisvillians, recently St. Vincent de Paul came across a rather expensive barrier on that mission: a crushed sewer pipe.
By: Alexis Mathews
The consent decree's five-year timeline is one question being raised, but there are others, like the cost to taxpayers.
By: Alexis Mathews
Tackling crime and reimagining community safety will remain top of mind for 2025 under Greenberg's leadership
By: Alexis Mathews
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville's public library system is undergoing significant expansions with multi-million dollar projects at the Parkland, Portland, and Fern Creek libraries.
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