Madison Carmouche is a Multimedia Journalist at WKYT-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on public education, school governance, and competitive sports. Madison's work has been featured in various outlets such as WVLT, WBXX, WYMT, WBKO, WAVE, and WITN-TV.
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Madison Carmouche's coverage focuses heavily on local crime, law enforcement activities, and public safety. She frequently reports on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Madison Carmouche
Community members, city leaders demand more answers following arrest of autistic man in London
By: Madison Carmouche
Union members demand seat at bargaining table as district prepares budget cuts Published May 6, 2026 at 4:28 AM CEST |
By: Madison Carmouche
BEREA, Ky. (WKYT) - Redeeming Hope will complete its facility later this year. Lisa Foster, president and founder of Redeeming Hope in Berea, received $100,000 from the state.
By: Madison Carmouche
Koch says it appears the district will end the Fiscal Year with less than a two percent contingency fund on-hand, and may not be able to cover costs for July through October.
By: Madison Carmouche
Organizers said the proceeds from the auction will be split evenly among the four families impacted by the tragedy.
Races from mayoral campaigns to the U.S. Congress are on the ballot. The Kentucky race for U.S. Senate to succeed longtime Senator Mitch McConnell has drawn significant attention.
By: Madison Carmouche
Janet and Anthony Rutherford say their grandson, Kingston, got off the bus shaking on April 20 after Hamm grabbed him by the collar. The Rutherfords say they met with school officials and law enforcement to watch security video of the incident.
By: Madison Carmouche
The 18-year-old Floyd County native who graduates high school next week said his earliest memories include a love for Busch and the race track.
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Attorneys Ephraim Helton and his partner Evan Rice are representing Barbara and Anthony Manning. The mother and son were arrested May 20 in connection with the disappearance of Anthony's wife, Anna Manning.
Friends and family gathered at Living Water Church to honor the teen who died in a Powell County crash during a tornado warning
