Jonathon Gregg is a Lead MMJ for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in the Louisville, Kentucky area. With a background in journalism from The Hillsdale Collegian and previous work with Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Jonathon covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, crime, and human interest stories.
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Louisville Metro Police Chief released the year-end crime report. Overall arrests are down, but homicide arrests are up.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Homicides have dropped recently in Louisville, giving Louisville Metro Police detectives more time to clear cases and make arrests.
By: Jonathon Gregg
Bus routes and main roads are primarily cleared, but some side streets are still affected.
By: Jonathon Gregg
Dung Tran, owner of the StrEatery food hall in Louisville, has turned his restaurant into a pop-up shelter.
A group of Jeep owners have volunteered their time to reach stranded Kentuckians amid the recent winter weather.
The StrEatery food hall, located in the Beechmont neighborhood, was serving as a pop-up shelter until the city stepped in.
A federal judge considers whether the consent decree will be legally binding.
The goal is to help students improve their grades and attendance through focused tutoring.
Members of Goodwill Industries' Another Way program have cleared ice and snow at more than two dozen homes.
The organization is raffling off an antique car, a 1953 MG TD Roadster. The raffle ends Jan. 31.
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