Logan Perrone is a Multi-Media Journalist at WAVE News. He covers a diverse array of topics including transportation and mobility, health and wellness, and general assignment news, with a keen interest in regional and world affairs. Logan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WNEP-TV 16, WPMT FOX43, and FOX19 WXIX.
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Harrisburg, United States (Local)
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From the mall to the outlets and even local small businesses more people rushing to their favorite spots to stock up on presents.
Steve Lindsey is one of several condo owners in the historic high-rise that have been dealing with those problems, but they’re not small.
The in-school security officer is facing one felony charge and one misdemeanor charge.
A new ordinance would add a 2% tax to a customer’s bill at a restaurant.
By: Logan
Court documents show the man arrested for the murder had a history of violent crimes, but never served any jail time for his offenses
Years after three victims settled their civil suit against a Kentucky State Police trooper, the state has still refused to pay.
A woman found a bag of Christmas presents sitting on the road and wants to help return them by Christmas.
In the LouMED district, which includes UofL Hospital, Norton Healthcare Pavilion, the Children’s Hospital, and more, the crime map shows at least 90 crime reports in 2024.
By: Logan Perrone
People are left with more questions than answers as the owners of the Glassworks stay silent on deteriorating conditions.
In the videos, you see the thieves coming to these neighborhoods, they park their own cars in the streets, and then they disband looking specifically for cars that have the doors unlocked.
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