Shaquille Lord is a reporter for WLKY-TV in Louisville, Kentucky. He covers local news and events, with a focus on community stories and social issues. Shaquille's articles provide insight into the lives of people in the Louisville area and highlight important events happening in the community.
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Shaquille's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Louisville, Kentucky, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships, and education. For effective outreach to Shaquille Lord, consider providing insights related to evolving stories in the community such as updates on homelessness initiatives or criminal justice issues.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Many of the customers that frequent the Thorntons gas station downtown found out Wednesday it was closing.
By: Shaquille Lord
Donations have been pouring in and people are offering services to help those displaced find short and long term housing options
By: Shaquille Lord
In the first year, the league says their trained coaches have been able to help more than 200 residents who are on public benefits
By: Shaquille Lord
A transition team, which will include Ali's widow, Lonnie Ali, and former Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, will be tasked with finding Marilyn Jackson's replacement.
By: Shaquille Lord
Volunteers from the Arthur Kling center in old Louisville says funds are drying up and if that happens, they say they may be forced to close its doors for good in the coming months
By: Shaquille Lord, Jeffrey Epstein, Hattie McDaniel
MEADE COUNTY, Ky. — It's been several weeks since the Meade County School District has been training workers on the new crisis alert badge.
By: Shaquille
SAINT MATTHEWS, Ky. — Waggener High School students are crafting their musical skills with the help of some of music's most talented artists.
By: Curadhan Powell
People in one Sellersburg, Indiana, neighborhood were picking up Wednesday morning after Tuesday night’s strong band of storms.
By: Shaquille Lord
Harbor House of Louisville was awarded $150,000 from the Hearst Foundation to support the new center, marking its first grant from outside Louisville.
By: Shaquille Lord
The Louisville Urban League and more than 16 congregations are taking part to make sure voters are informed and take part in the upcoming election.
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