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
Harrison County Judge Executive Jason Marshall said the forum was held before asking the fiscal court to vote on a data center moratorium. Marshall said there are no current proposals, commitments or agreements for a data center in Harrison County.
By: Madison Carmouche
The event ran from 5 to 7 p.m. and included 200 backpacks, dental screenings, well-child visits, sports physicals, Kona Ice and a bounce house.
By: Madison Carmouche
The review comes as the district's general fund is projected to end fiscal year 2026 in a deficit, after spending $10 million more than its $700 million projected revenue.
Four people were arrested in connection with the fire. According to an arrest citation for one of the suspects, the fire started when someone found a torch inside the school and threw it while it was lit. The building had been sold before the fire but was left abandoned.
Steve McClain, director of communications for the Kentucky Retail Federation, said data shows many parents began shopping as early as late June to manage costs.
By: Madison Carmouche
The road closure runs from North Limestone and East Loudon to Luigart Court. Kentucky American Water Senior Manager Susan Lancho said the project replaced 6,360 linear feet of cast iron water mains, with installation dates ranging from 1884 to 1937. The project began in the summer of 2025 and has a total cost of approximately $5.7 million.
By: Madison Carmouche
Shane Wilson, manager of the Family Dollar in Millersburg, said the situation began when emergency alerts went out to cell phones inside the store and tornado warning sirens started sounding.
One Lexington Executive Director Devine Carama said he hopes the moment motivates people to get involved rather than discourage the group's work.
Steven Stack, secretary for the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, said the majority of the outbreak is impacting Christian, Trigg, Todd, Washington and Owen counties.
By: Madison Carmouche
Shiloh Baptist Church, located down the street from the park, held the carnival to bring people in the area back together.
