Jamie Mayes is a Multimedia Journalist at WLKY News. With a focus on events, politics, and public policy, she covers a range of topics including legislation, sports, and regional interests. Jamie has been featured in various outlets such as KIFI News Group, WLWT, and WKBT News 8 Now.
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Jamie Mayes' coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and community events in the Louisville area. Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches about human-interest stories related to family & relationships within the Louisville community.
Pitches that provide expert commentary from relevant professionals or individuals with direct experience pertaining to evolving crime-related stories would likely capture Jamie's attention. Additionally, given her interest in announcements and evolving stories, providing unique insights into local government decisions or upcoming community events may also appeal to her.
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By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A family is searching for answers after their loved one was shot and killed early Thursday morning near the intersection of South 28th Street and Elliott Avenue.
By: Jamie Mayes
Louisville Metro Council is just weeks away from voting on an amended city budget, and council members are continuing to gather feedback from residents before the vote.
By: Jamie Mayes
Residents in Corydon are cleaning up after heavy flooding swept through areas near downtown Tuesday.
By: Jamie Mayes
A multimillion-dollar training facility for law enforcement is coming to Middletown.
By: Jamie Mayes
Employees and families connected to Lee Specialty Clinic in south Louisville say state budget cuts could sharply reduce access to specialized care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
By: Jamie Mayes
CHARLESTOWN, Ind. — Charlestown residents are raising concerns about a proposed data center planned for Shadow Lake Industrial Park, with
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville community leaders are urging Metro Council to turn the city's community commitment into law, saying a formal
By: Jamie Mayes
A Metro councilmember is pushing for technology he says would help control loud noise from cars and late-night bars.
By: Jamie Mayes
TRIMBLE COUNTY, Ky. — Strong winds tore through Milton early Thursday morning, leaving behind broken trees, downed power lines and damage to homes across Trimble County.
By: Jamie Mayes
Jose Hill is now charged with murder and a gun offense in connection with the shooting.
