Josh Shortt is a News Photographer at FOX 56 News. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including culture and society, health and wellness, and public security, while also covering topics related to animals, sports, and social issues, particularly in Kentucky and Lexington. Josh's work has been featured in FOX 56 News and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Josh Shortt's coverage largely focuses on local community events, businesses, and social issues in the United States, particularly around Kentucky and Lexington. He often reports on topics related to family & relationships, education, government & politics, as well as sports.
Given his focus on local news and community events in Kentucky and Lexington, he is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight human interest stories within the community or provide insights into educational initiatives or local government policies. Additionally, he may also be receptive to pitches related to small businesses or grassroots efforts impacting the region.
Considering Josh's emphasis on seasonal content and press releases along with event coverage and government announcements suggests that he would appreciate timely pitches aligned with upcoming local events or significant governmental developments affecting the area.
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Organizations like Berea Food Bank play an important role in the community, which is why the team looks to help others with the same mission.
By: Josh Shortt
What would life be like without daylight saving time? An expert from the University of Kentucky spoke with FOX 56 about how the change could have benefits.
Even two days until Christmas, the Fayette Mall is still packed with last-minute shoppers taking advantage of those holiday deals before they go. Shoppers like Hollie Poole came to not only shop but enjoy time with family while doing it.
By: Josh Shortt
Come 2025, the past few years have given clients a new outlook on life.
A bitter cold weather snap like this one can impact different businesses in different ways, and the hospitality industry is no exception.
If someone were to get stuck in a frozen body of water, it wouldn’t take long for the situation to get dire. Thankfully, the Lexington Fire Department is trained to handle these situations.
The nonprofit Community Action Council is offering a helping hand to anyone who may potentially lose access to vital heat this winter.
By: Josh Shortt
Wednesday was another non-traditional instruction day for Fayette County students, a decision that has many parents wondering when their child will be back in the classroom. It’s something transpor…
By: Josh Shortt
Monday’s extreme cold didn’t stop a huge crowd from coming out.
By: Josh Shortt
Researchers at the University of Kentucky are in on a clinical trial on the use of medical cannabis for late-stage dementia patients. As research continues, those involved say this would be a game …
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