Margaret Vancampen is a Digital Content Producer for WHAS-TV, focusing on local news in the Louisville, Kentucky area. She covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, community events, politics, and sports. Margaret is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the local community.
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Margaret Vancampen's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly crime and evolving stories in the Kentucky and Louisville areas. She seems to prioritize breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, government announcements, as well as community events.
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By: Margaret Vancampen
Two officers and a suspect were injured during a struggle over a gun Tuesday night in Louisville.
By: Margaret Vancampen, Sarah Magin
Two officers and a suspect were injured during a struggle over a gun Tuesday night in Louisville.
The $6.1 billion plant will add an estimated 5,000 jobs to Hardin County.
Talk about a sweet treat!
On Thursday, the Floyd County prosecutor celebrated the sentencing, saying this type of violence is unacceptable.
By: Margaret Vancampen
The governor said there are already more than 154 authorized doctors and nurses.
By: Margaret Vancampen
Thursday morning, a little girl died at the hospital after shooting herself inside an apartment complex.
On Thursday, tow trucks lined I-65 in Louisville, paying their respects to the founder and Co-CEO of Suburban Towing who passed away recently.
Gov. Andy Beshear said the money will be split between 30 organizations across the state.
The lawsuit said Charles Fowler was driving for DoorDash near the factory when it exploded on Nov. 12.
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