Stephan Johnson is a Reporter at WDRB-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, public security, construction and real estate, as well as regional interests and social issues, with a particular focus on Kentucky and Louisville. Stephan's work has been featured in WDRB Media and PerishableNews.com.
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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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The effort involved officers from all eight divisions of the department, partnering with community organizations to ensure that no one went hungry on the holiday.
Experts said now is the time to winterize your home, starting with windows and the front door.
By: Stephan Johnson
This holiday season, dozens of Louisville Metro Police officers are trading their squad cars for shopping carts in a special effort to support local children.
By: Stephan Johnson
According to a police citation, Damien Pulce was arrested after he pulled a gun and "fired one round into the floor" inside the CVS on Bardstown Road.
By: Stephan Johnson
Damien Pulce is currently incarcerated at Metro Corrections.
By: Stephan Johnson
Stellar Snacks cut the ceremonial ribbon on a major economic development project in west Louisville.
By: Stephan Johnson
The Morton Center, which provides treatment for substance abuse, now includes support for families with children at risk of developing substance use disorders.
By: Stephan Johnson
The new facility, located in Smoketown, was fully booked on its opening day.
Public safety and affordable housing are among the key areas Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said have improved in 2024.
By: Stephan Johnson
This year's Christmas Gift Extravaganza will be held Saturday, Dec. 21, from noon until 4 p.m. at the First Gethsemane Center located at 1221 First Gethsemane Avenue in the Algonquin
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