Charles Gazaway is a Digital Content Producer at Gray Television, Inc. He focuses on themes related to crime and justice, juvenile justice, and animal care, often highlighting the intersection of these critical issues. Charles has been featured in multiple outlets, including WKYT-TV, KYOU, WYMT, KNOE-TV8, and WSMV 4 Nashville, among others.
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Charles Gazaway's coverage mainly focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, fires, education, transportation and sports in the local area of Kentucky. Journalists and sources who can provide immediate updates or expert commentary on ongoing situations such as crimes, accidents or developments in the education sector would be valuable to reach out to Charles Gazaway. Additionally, individuals with insights into local sports events or controversies are likely to capture his attention.
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By: Charles Gazaway, Melissa Ratliff
The Attorney General’s Violent Crime Reduction Team has secured a guilty verdict in a 2022 Louisville homicide.
KSP says the vehicles hit head-on.
The retired jockey died on New Year’s Day.
The collision happened on the evening of December 22 in the 7300 block of Preston Highway near Minors Lane.
Police say he was upset with the store employees about his order.
By: Charles Gazaway
The victim died five days after he was found seriously injured.
Both the suspect and victim are 16 years old.
SALEM, Ind. (WAVE) - Indiana State Police investigating the death of a 14-year-old boy in Salem have taken another 14-year-old into custody.
The threat was called in to LMPD.
The shooting was reported around 11:25 a.m. in the 9800 block of Blue Lick Road.
