Leo Bertucci is a breaking news reporter at the Courier Journal. He covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and public security, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news in North America. Leo's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Leo Bertucci's coverage centers around local news in Louisville, Kentucky. He predominantly covers entertainment news, crime, government & politics, and family & relationships within the area. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or stories related to local events, transportation issues in Louisville or Kentucky as well as updates on ongoing evolving community-related stories.
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Veteran's Club CEO Jeremy Harrell was convicted in August of theft of government benefits.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal A death investigation is underway after Louisville Metro Police officers found a body at Carrie Gaulbert Cox Park Tuesday morning.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal The city of Bonnieville in Hart County dissolved Sunday after its residents voted to end public services and close its government offices during the general election.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal In a year marked by impending bus service cuts and financial woes , Louisville's current public transit system also turned 50 years old.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal Louisville seemed to be more prepared to handle continuous, record-breaking rainfall in March 1964 because of its new flood protection infrastructure, but a broken system caused complications.
By: Leo Bertucci
These Bluegrass cities don't have a Buckingham Palace or Eiffel Tower, but they do have horses and hiking trails. If you live in Louisville, you may not have to cross state lines to find your next immersive adventure.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal Many Kentuckians know who the Cards and Cats are, but the origins of these rival universities' nicknames may not be common knowledge.
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal Thousands of barrels filled with hazardous chemicals at a disposal site in rural Bullitt County represented what
By: Leo Bertucci
Louisville Courier Journal Two men are dead and three others injured in a mass shooting in the California neighborhood Saturday night, Louisville Metro Police said
Louisville Courier Journal All lanes of the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge are closed following an early Monday morning crash, according to TRIMARC.
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