Jamie Mayes is a reporter for WLKY-TV CBS in Louisville, Kentucky. With a focus on local news, Jamie covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, and human interest stories. Jamie is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and the Columbia Journalism School.
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Louisville, Kentucky, United States (Local)
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.
For those looking to reach out to Jamie, it is important for them to have a deep understanding of the specific dynamics of Louisville and how their pitch can resonate with the local audience.
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By: Jamie Mayes
Twelfth grader Cameron Austin put together an event to help students learn strategies to navigate and deal with mental health issues.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Police are searching for a suspect involved in a deadly shooting in the Parkland neighborhood.
By: Jamie Mayes, Shelby Park
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Police are searching for a suspect involved in a deadly shooting in the Shelby Park neighborhood.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville Metro Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting in the Russell neighborhood.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Shortly after shots rang out in downtown Louisville Wednesday morning, JCPS police officer, Kevin Hayes-Taylor, stopped at the scene.
By: Jamie Mayes
The "Open Doors Initiative" is geared towards giving people who are unhoused access to education.
By: Jamie Mayes
Police are investigating five homicides which happened within 24 hours.
By: Jamie Mayes
On Saturday evening, police found a victim shot and killed near Allmond and Louisville avenues. The family has identified the victim as 18-year-old David Martinez Jr.
By: Jamie Mayes
Several patients who have been treated at UofL Hospital shared artwork and stories of survival.
By: Jamie Mayes
Metro Parks says they are currently working with LMPD to identify who was responsible.
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