Evelyn Schultz is an Anchor/Reporter at LEX 18. With a background in reporting on a diverse range of topics including medicine, healthcare, animals, and lifestyle, she is passionate about telling stories that resonate with the Bluegrass community. Evelyn has been featured in Action News 5, WLEX-TV, Paducah Sun, and NewsBreak.
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Evelyn Schultz's coverage primarily focuses on local events and human interest stories, with themes covering entertainment news, house & home, and family & relationships. Her articles often highlight community-driven initiatives, personal finance tips, health-related issues in Kentucky, and heartwarming human-interest features.
If you are looking to reach out to Evelyn with a pitch or story idea:
- Consider topics related to local events in the Lexington area or surrounding regions within Kentucky.
- Human-interest stories focusing on unique individuals or community-based initiatives would likely pique her interest.
- Personal finance advice tailored to the local audience could be well-received.
- Health trends specific to Kentucky may also capture her attention.
Ensure that your proposed content aligns with Evelyn's emphasis on local relevance and community-oriented storytelling.
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A Lexington company is making national headlines for its electric shock gloves, which Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers could soon be equipped with.
By: Evelyn Schultz
With a prime location on Main Street, it's hard to resist a stop at the Burgin Dairy Barn. Born and raised in Burgin, Burton says the Dairy Barn truly is a family business.
JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — A group of swallow-tailed kites has made a migratory pit stop in Jessamine County, drawing crowds of birders and wildlife photographers along US 68 near Ramsey Farm.
By: Timothy D. Easley
Dolly Parton, left, speaks with Brittany Beshear, center, and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear to celebrate the expansion of the Imagination Library of Kentucky at the Lyric Theatre in Lexington, Ky., Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024. The library is now available to all 120 counties of Kentucky and provides books to children up to the age of 5 free books. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)
By: Evelyn Schultz
Rare swallow-tailed kites have stopped in Jessamine County, drawing birders to US 68 near Ramsey Farm.
By: Evelyn Schultz
Black lung rates among Appalachian coal miners are at a 50-year high, with miners getting sicker younger.
By: Evelyn Schultz
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — The owners of a Lexington restaurant are watching from afar as deadly flooding and mudslides devastate Nepal near the border of Tibet.
Danica McKellar films her 14th Christmas movie in Paris, Kentucky, launching Nov. 29 on Great American Family.
Berry, who died at 92, was the first living inductee into the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame and published more than 40 books in his lifetime.
By: Evelyn Schultz
Greenhouse 17's executive director responds to a tragic act of domestic violence in Lexington, urging the community to believe survivors.
