Ward Jolles is a Breaking News Anchor and Reporter at WAVE News. With a focus on breaking news coverage, Ward also delves into themes such as cybersecurity, climate change, and regional interests, bringing a well-rounded perspective to his reporting. He has been featured in various outlets including WKOW-ABC 27, FOX10 News, and WSMV 4 Nashville.
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Ward Jolles focuses on local news, particularly crime and government & politics in the Madison, Wisconsin area. He has a high percentage of breaking news and evolving stories in his coverage attributes.
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By: Ward Jolles
New laws and a revamped Portland city ordinance take aim at sex trafficking along SE 82nd Avenue — but not without a fight.
A top Nike executive is facing charges including racketeering for allegedly running a kickback scheme inside the company totaling more than $1 million.
By: Ward Jolles
Clackamas County prosecutors are pursuing two of the only known criminal cases in Oregon targeting the people behind illicit massage businesses.
By: Ward Jolles, Jordan Gartner
BEAVERTON, Ore. ( KPTV /Gray News) - For nearly two decades, John Griffith was at the center of one of the most powerful marketing operations in the world.
By: Ward Jolles
An OSHA investigation found that Mt. Hood Skibowl failed to train staff before a deadly chairlift accident on April 30.
A Multnomah County judge has ordered Portland-based NW Metals to shut down immediately after finding the company and its owner in contempt of court for environmental violations.
The Oregon Farm Bureau is criticizing a new plan from President Trump aimed at lowering beef prices, saying it could hurt the state’s ranchers.
By: Ward Jolles
State regulators say a new placard program to flag massage businesses without licenses is working faster than almost anything they’ve tried.
By: Ward Jolles
Ian Imamura spent his days teaching choir and coaching football at Central High School. But according to prosecutors, he spent a lot of his time off the clock being someone else entirely.
By: Ward Jolles
SALEM Ore. (KPTV) - The sticker isn't much to look at. It's about the size of a piece of paper, and it goes up on the front door or window of a massage business the state has determined is operating without a license.
