Travis Breese is an investigative reporter for WHAS11, based in Louisville, Kentucky. With a focus on local news, Travis covers a wide range of topics including community issues, government accountability, and social justice. He brings a passion for investigative journalism and a dedication to uncovering the truth in his reporting.
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Travis Breese focuses on local news in Louisville, Kentucky. His coverage includes a variety of topics such as education, crime, and family & relationships within the community. He often reports on government announcements and evolving local stories.
If you have insights related to local government initiatives or policies affecting family dynamics, education systems, or community safety in Louisville or Kentucky that could provide context to any of the evolving stories he covers, then reaching out to him with relevant information would likely be effective.
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Noel's former department, New Chapel EMS, has tried unsuccessfully so far to intervene in the attorney general's lawsuit against him.
By: Jessica Farley, Kasey Noel Right, Jay Skebba, Travis Breese
Special Prosecutor Ric Hertel said both sides are talking, but nothing is on table just yet. An update is expected next Monday.
By: Travis Breese
The lawsuit had already been paused for the first 60 days of the school year. JCPS says the certifying of TARC drivers is going "slower than originally hoped."
By: Travis Breese
Miller is charged with benefitting financially from Jamey Noel after approving funding for his company New Chapel Fire and EMS.
By: Travis Breese
Col. Mark Grube again vehemently denied they knew anything before last June. "No attempt was made to cover up someone else's actions or save the current sheriff."
By: Travis Breese
Prosecutor Ric Hertel says according to Indiana law, offenders have to serve 75% of a sentence for a level five felony.
By: Travis Breese
"Jamey and the defendants want to repay the victims," Noel's attorney wrote in a new filing.
One lawmaker is drafting a bill to allow cars used in street racing to be crushed. "I don't see people going for this," one car enthusiast in Elizabethtown said.
By: Travis Breese
"I'm frustrated because millions of dollars were stolen from our community," Democrat Wendy Dant Chesser said Tuesday.
By: Travis Breese
While we were able to verify one claim in the ad, another claim fails to mention the two year gap between when Noel donated to Hawkins, and when he pleaded guilty.
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