Dakota Sherek is a MMJ/Reporter at WDRB Media. He focuses on topics related to Kentucky and Louisville, with a keen interest in crime and social issues, as well as stories from Indiana. Dakota has been recognized for his work, having been featured in WDRB Media.
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Dakota's coverage mainly focuses on local news, with a significant portion dedicated to government announcements and press releases. She covers a diverse range of topics including family & relationships, business, health & wellbeing, government & politics, and education.
If you're looking to reach out to Dakota Sherek with relevant information or story pitches, consider offering insight into local government initiatives in Louisville or Kentucky that impact the community. Additionally, providing perspectives from individuals directly affected by these initiatives could be valuable.
For educational stories related to school reopenings or developments within the education sector in Louisville specifically would likely resonate with her audience. Lastly, topics concerning the houseless population in Louisville could also attract her attention due to their significance within her coverage area.
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By: Dakota Sherek
Plans for a "Community Care Campus" were announced in January at a site near old Louisville at Brook and Breckenridge Streets.
By: Dakota Sherek
A Louisville group dedicated to serving the houseless population began a big transformation this week.
By: Dakota Sherek
Results of the study will be ready by mid-September.
Drivers have said that since the closure, it's been nothing but slowdowns and delays for both sides of the river.
By: Dakota Sherek
Amber O'Neil watched on security cameras, as the thieves arrived at her home.
Dr. Madison said an interim principal is expected to be appointed for Floyd Central High during a NAFCS board meeting Monday evening.
By: Dakota Sherek
Jefferson County Public Schools students head back to class next week, and teachers in the district are busy preparing amid new curriculum and school start times.
By: Dakota Sherek
Officials with Jefferson Technical and Community College released plans Wednesday for a $90 million revitalization project it says will transform downtown Louisville.
By: Dakota Sherek
More mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus in seven more zip codes in the Louisville area, so here's how you can avoid being bitten.
By: Dakota Sherek
Louisville Metro Animal Services has gotten nine complaints about Puppygram since it opened in April 2022, but none of them resulted in violations.
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