Conroy Delouche is a News Reporter at WDRB Media. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on health and wellness, transportation, and corporate events. Conroy's work has been featured in WTHR-TV, WHAS-TV, WWL-TV Channel 4, New Orleans, WLTX-TV, and KVUE MEDIA.
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Conroy Delouche's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics in Kentucky, particularly Louisville. His focus on evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation and event coverage indicates a strong interest in ongoing developments within the local political landscape.
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KYTC will close a five-mile stretch of I-65 in Louisville to make critical repairs. The shutdown begins on June 1, 2026.
Daniel Cameron reflects on his latest election defeat, this time finishing second in the GOP U.S. Senate primary.
By: Conroy Delouche
Investigators are focusing on what caused the crash, including the inspections of the plane and problems documented by operators.
Ben's Bright Horizons was born months after Ben Stratford died by suicide just after turning 21 years old.
I-65 in Louisville will be shut down between Jefferson Street and the Watterson Expressway for two months. The closure starts on June 1.
By: Conroy Delouche
I-65 will be closed from June 1 to July 31, 2026 from downtown Louisville to I-264.
An EF-2 tornado ripped through a rural part of Washington County, killing one man, leaving several others injured and homes destroyed.
The interstate repairs don't just affect drivers in Louisville. They affect anyone who drives through the city.
Koran "King" Bethel's mother was seriously injured in the crash as well.
The projects underway include a new $47 million amphitheater that will open in 2027.
