Richard Essex is a Broadcast Journalist at WISH-TV. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate, and regional interest stories, with a focus on traffic management systems and construction industry developments. Richard has been featured in WDRB Media and is actively seeking new opportunities in journalism.
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Richard Essex's coverage is predominantly focused on crime and law enforcement in the Indianapolis area, with significant attention to breaking news and evolving stories. He also covers government and politics at a local level.
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By: Richard Essex
Truck gets stuck under Louisville low-clearance bridge, adding to ongoing pattern of similar crashes.
Proposed data center in Madison Indiana raises resident concerns over impact, transparency, and development plans.
By: Richard Essex
Floyd County resolves $3.4M accounting error tied to years of bookkeeping issues, officials say.
By: Richard Essex
Friends and community leaders are mourning the loss of a 16-year-old boy who was found shot to death Tuesday afternoon in Louisville's Park DuValle neighborhood.
LOUISVILLE, Ky (WDRB)Nearly five years after 16-year-old Tyree Smith was gunned down while waiting at a Louisville bus stop, his mother says she finally feels a sense of justice after
By: Richard Essex
Demaurion Moore and Mekhi Cable were each convicted of murder, attempted murder, two counts of fourth-degree assault, three counts of wanton endangerment, receiving stolen property and possession of a handgun
TARC has saved millions through cuts but still faces budget gaps and long-term funding challenges.
By: Richard Essex
TARC met with Metro Council Monday to discuss its ongoing funding crisis.
By: Richard Essex
Louisville woman arrested in connection with May West Broadway gas station shooting that injured woman.
By: Richard Essex
Louisville woman arrested in connection with May West Broadway gas station shooting that injured woman.
