Jamie Mayes is a Multimedia Journalist at WLKY News. She covers a range of topics including events and conferences, family and relationships, travel and tourism, as well as security and law enforcement. Jamie's work has been featured in KIFI News Group, WLWT, MSN, and several other prominent outlets.
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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.
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
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Leaders of local nonprofits urged Louisville Metro Council's Budget Committee on Wednesday to increase support for programs
By: Jamie Mayes
Texas Roadhouse's first-ever location, which opened 33 years ago, will close and move to a new spot.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Metro Council Budget Committee is meeting with leaders from several major departments, including police, fire and animal services, as it works through the city's budget.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rainy weather is putting a damper on some Memorial Day weekend events across the Louisville metro and southern Indiana, forcing organizers and businesses to adjust while hoping crowds still show up.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A tragedy unfolded at Iroquois Park on Saturday when a cyclist died following a tree falling near the golf course.
By: Jamie Mayes
More than $1 million in the mayor’s proposed budget would go toward violence prevention efforts.
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — New details released by Louisville Metro Police about a man shot and killed by officers this month are raising concerns
By: Jamie Mayes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — With a busy summer travel season approaching, Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport officials are reminding travelers to start planning now for the upcoming I-65 closure near the airport.
By: Jamie Mayes
Troy Goldsmith said his father leaves behind grandchildren and family members who miss him deeply.
By: Jamie Mayes
The first day of the I-65 closure caused some challenges for drivers.
