Travis Breese is an Investigative Reporter at WHAS11. He specializes in themes related to security and law enforcement, covering topics such as crime and justice, juvenile justice, and legal reform. His work has been featured in WTHR-TV, 11Alive, ABC10, WHAS-TV, MSN, WLTX-TV, and WZZM-TV.
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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.
Additionally, if you represent an organization involved in affordable housing projects or community care programs specific to this region and can offer perspectives grounded in the day-to-day realities experienced by locals affected by these issues Travis frequently covers - those angles may also appeal to him.
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By: Ian Hardwitt
A veteran, a proud divorcee and three generations of one family converged in the pink crowd.
Some said after seeing Maples appear on "60 Days In", and campaign alongside Jamey Noel, it was hard to disassociate the two.
By: Travis Breese
In letters sent exclusively to WHAS11, Noel said he's "working on a divinity degree" while incarcerated. He also explained why he acquired a Cessna airplane.
Written documents released Tuesday also show the flight crew switched aircraft right before takeoff. They were supposed to fly a different MD-11 to Hawaii.
By: Travis Breese
Tyrah Adams' sister argues in her lawsuit that Louisville Metro didn't properly train its employees on how to operate the equipment or check for people in debris.
By: Travis Breese
An audit by the SBOA says the county commissioners made several errors with not doing competitive bidding, or paying for an item the contractor was responsible for.
All of them have faced official misconduct charges, among others.
By: Travis Breese
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services says Republicans made "cruel" budget cuts. Speaker Osborne says it was Gov. Beshear's decision to cut so much from Lee.
Kleinhelter is allowed to finish his term as sheriff, which ends Dec. 31.
Louisville residents celebrate draft changes for data centers, but wish they came sooner
