Multimedia Journalist And General Assignment Reporter
Isaiah Kim-Martinez is a Multimedia Journalist and General Assignment Reporter at WHAS11 in Louisville, Kentucky. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and real estate, with a focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Isaiah's work has been featured in various outlets including WTSP-TV, WLTX-TV, WTHR-TV, and MSN.
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Isaiah Kim-Martinez's coverage emphasizes local government and politics, crime, and safety in Kentucky, particularly Louisville. He frequently covers news related to legal policy regulations and evolving stories within these themes.
Given his focus on local affairs, Isaiah is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local experts or community members directly impacted by the issues he covers. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or new developments on ongoing stories in Kentucky politics, Louisville news, crime/safety initiatives, or education within the region.
Considering his interest in sports (football), he may also be open to relevant story angles involving this topic at a local level.
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WHAS11 went to several Louisville neighborhoods that saw trees uprooted, toppling houses and cars.
“Something like this was a direct hit on every one of our budgets," Douglass Hills Mayor Bonnie Jung said.
By: Isaiah Kim
Democrat Charles Booker did not hold back in his response to jabs thrown by Republican Andy Barr, as the two look ahead to Kentucky's U.S. Senate general election.
New law reforms involuntary hospitalization process in Kentucky
“With the cuts that we have right now, it's going to make it very much more difficult for us to go forward," The head of Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies said.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez, Joseph Garcia
Few details have been released since Mitch McConnell was first hospitalized in mid-June. His wife has now issued her first public statement.
"We are tackling it in a way with a degree of vigor and collaboration that I've just not seen before in my career," state Attorney General Russell Coleman said.
U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie's push to punish local governments that use automated license plate readers is being met with mixed reactions from Louisville leaders.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
On the eve of the Fancy Farm political picnic, a storied Kentucky tradition Mitch McConnell cherishes, U.S. Rep.
Former JCPS Board member says fear-of-retaliation culture in district 'continues today'
