Dale Woods is the Vice President at BCI Broadcasting. He focuses on topics related to Kentucky and Louisville, with a particular interest in holidays, academia, and golf. Dale's work has been featured in WDRB Media.
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Dale Woods primarily focuses on local news, including crime, education, politics, and weather in Louisville and Kentucky. His coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, opinion editorials, seasonal topics such as weather-related issues.
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By: Dale Woods
Kids who record fights and post it on social media for likes…
By: Dale Woods
A serious legal drama is brewing in Frankfort. A Kentucky lawmaker is facing numerous sexual harassment allegations.
By: Dale Woods
"A Kentucky lawmaker is facing a laundry list of sexual harassment allegations and now Gov. Beshear and others are pushing for his resignation.
By: Dale Woods
Kentucky is also the second-least-fit state in the U.S.
By: Dale Woods
You never want to top a list when it's a bad one, and this happens to be just that. The state of Kentucky comes in second as the most unhealthy state in the country, just behind West Virginia.
MLB's decision to ban Rose set baseball back decades, and he belongs in the Hall of Fame.
It seems like yesterday everyone was walking around with masks on. Whether it was inside the grocery store, the mall, or even outside, the COVID-19
By: Dale Woods
After being forced to wear masks during COVID-19, Mayor Greenberg and LMPD are bringing back a 40-year old-mask ordinance which says you can't wear masks.
By: Dale Woods
The next time you're sitting at a stop light, take a look around. There's a good chance you'll see a mounted camera recording you.
By: Dale Woods
There are more than 130 cameras installed along Louisville streets as we speak, meant to keep our city safer. These flock cameras read dozens of
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