Mark Vanderhoff is a reporter for WLKY News, covering local news and events in Louisville, Kentucky. With a focus on economic development, politics, and community issues, Mark provides in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the residents of Louisville informed. His dedication to unbiased reporting allows him to present stories that matter to the local community.
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Mark Vanderhoff's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Kentucky, particularly Louisville. His articles often cover evolving legislative stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to various community issues in the region.
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By: Mark Vanderhoff
Now that Mayor Craig Greenberg has delivered the budget address, the Metro Council takes over the process.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
About 30 Louisville entities will receive $700 million in state funding over the next two years.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
JCPS is proposing three start times next year instead of nine. The school board will vote on the idea next week.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County School Board Member Linda Duncan says she plans to ask board members to approve three new start times for the
By: Mark Vanderhoff
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. — Early voting continues in Indiana for three more days – Friday, Saturday and Monday – before next week's primary election day.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
Few details came out immediately after the shooting on March 30. Now, WLKY News has learned more from a witness and the victim's mother.
GLENDALE, Ky. — A new facility designed to train the thousands of workers needed at Ford's new battery factory in Hardin County will open to its first class on June 3.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
Jefferson County Board of Education member Chris Kolb wrote a letter criticizing staff who vocally opposed start time plans, accusing them of 'misleading.'
By: Mark Vanderhoff
Patina Restaurant Group will be cooking for 200,000 people over the course of the week.
By: Mark Vanderhoff
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bob Wilson was at Valhalla Golf Course as soon as the gates opened at 8 with son and father when one of the volunteers told him Tiger Woods was getting ready to practice on the 10th hole.
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