Juliet Gahan is a journalist for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in Louisville, Kentucky. She covers a variety of topics including community events, human interest stories, and health-related issues. Juliet is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news stories that resonate with the people of Louisville.
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Juliet Gahan's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, announcements, and community-related stories in Kentucky and Louisville. Her themes mainly revolve around family & relationships, sports, and entertainment news.
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Now through Veteran’s Day Louisville’s clock tower and several other buildings will be lighted in green to honor veterans.
Now through Veterans Day Louisville’s clock tower and several other buildings will be lit in green to honor veterans.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky lawmakers say they expect to see new bills introduced in the 2025 General Assembly to curb cellphone use in schools.
Volunteers give back and give thanks while serving meals to people in need.
The National Retail Federation says 57% of shoppers will find gifts online. Experts say it's the prime time of the year to get scammed.
By: Juliet Gahan
Over seven million holiday lights fill the caverns. Fans are treated to not just lights but characters and themes. No show is exactly the same.
By: Juliet Gahan
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For 16 years, Lights Under Louisville has had holiday light lovers lining up for festive fun. What You Need To Know
By: Deborah Harbsmeier, Juliet Gahan
Former running back Perris Jones suffered a severe spinal cord injury in 2023. Today, he's back in Kentucky thanking students for their help with his recovery.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — University of Louisville medical school students are spending their holidays volunteering through We Got Next Mentoring , which hosts free monthly sports clinics in the Russell neighborhood.
We Got Next Mentoring hosts free monthly sports clinics in the Russell neighborhood.
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