Stephan Johnson is a reporter for WDRB-TV, focusing on local news in Kentucky, specifically in Louisville. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, public safety, education, and local government. Stephan is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Louisville.
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Stephan Johnson's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, public safety, education, veterans, and nonprofit organizations in the United States with a specific focus on Kentucky and Louisville. He tends to cover evolving stories, breaking news related to local events or government announcements.
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By: Stephan Johnson
For Emanuel Valentine, it was a welcome surprise.
Nine new dispatchers graduated from the MetroSafe Academy. (WDRB photo)
By: Stephan Johnson
Attorneys said they are working on a plea deal but asked special Judge Larry Medlock to move forward with a trial date for the two.
By: Stephan Johnson
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A new initiative is designed to help Louisville police solve crimes and keep illegal guns off the streets.
By: Stephan Johnson
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Baxter's 942, a popular bar on Bardstown Road in one of Louisville's busiest nightlife districts, was denied a renewal to
By: Stephan Johnson
DJ Lil Jerry is one of the regulars here at Baxter's 942, one of the most popular bars one of Louisville's busiest stretches of nightlife.
By: Stephan Johnson
Updated LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A former member of Louisville Metro Police Department's command staff has a new role in a smaller city.
The local veterinarian confirmed the attack on the family pet was likely from a coyote, calling them “very opportunistic.”
By: Stephan Johnson
Stellar Snacks cut the ceremonial ribbon Friday on a major economic development project in west Louisville.
The nonprofit's annual fashion show brings together those in recovery with the officers and judges who sent them to jail.
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