Khyati Patel is a Deputy News Editor for Spectrum News 1, a local news outlet in Kentucky. With a focus on local stories, Khyati covers a range of topics including community events, educational programs, historical exhibitions, law enforcement, and healthcare. She is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Kentucky.
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Khyati Patel's coverage is largely focused on local events, government announcements, and cultural aspects of Louisville and Kentucky. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering stories related to local celebrations, educational developments in the area (such as new programs at universities), community concerns or nonprofit initiatives within Louisville or Kentucky.
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By: Khyati Patel
The nuns are visiting America for a tour, sharing their messages and preserving their culture
The tradition has been going on for 55 years, with games taking place at Shawnee Park
By: Khyati Patel
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A new school year brings new adjustments at Jefferson County Public Schools for the morning drop-off and afternoon pickup at schools in the district as they handle the influx of car riders.
There are 21 Louisville Fire stations and seven are over 100 years old and five are under 50 years old.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Fire Department is drawing attention to an issue it's hoping to change soon.
Two new defense attorneys are on the case in the death and disappearance of Crystal Rogers
Gye Nyame Books and More highlights Black authors, African history and children’s books. The owner hopes it becomes a symbol to improve literacy.
Two of three companies provided a statement on the ongoing negotiations
By: Khyati Patel
"Production at our facility is fighting to get a fair contract from the company," Stith said. "We want them to put safety above profits."
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After three days of investigating a new site in the disappearance of Crystal Rogers, crews are back in Nelson County on Friday to wrap up their efforts in the search.
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