Isaiah Kim-Martinez
Senior Reporter at WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY)
Senior Reporter at @WHAS11 – Formerly w/@newschannelnine & @NBC6Sports – Don’t settle for average! South Florida Boy ☀️
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2 days ago |
whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A physician at UofL Health says proposed federal cuts to Medicaid could hurt Kentucky's hospitals and their patients. According to Dr. Edward Miller, a Louisville obstetrician working with high-risk pregnant women, projected changes from a federal budget bill supported by President Donald Trump will only make an already sick Kentucky sicker. "They would likely have less access to regular, routine prenatal care," he told WHAS11 on Thursday. "They would seek care later.
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3 days ago |
whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The owner of Friend's Hookah Cafe in the Highlands of Louisville is trying to provide clarity following its sudden temporary closure ordered by the city. Mayor Craig Greenberg told WHAS11 the hookah lounge has been operating with an expired license for months and will remain shut until that's resolved. "There was a hookah lounge right here in the area where we've had some challenges the past few weekends that was not in compliance," Greenberg said.
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4 days ago |
whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville’s mayor and police chief are promising this weekend in the Highlands will be different. The city’s plan is to preemptively increase LMPD’s presence in the late night hours along the bar scene of Bardstown Road, and tow cars parked illegally, to keep chaotic scenes and street takeovers from spilling out onto the streets for a third weekend in a row. Ti’Ant Wyatt, a community organizer in Louisville, says it’s a miracle no one has been seriously hurt.
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1 week ago |
wbir.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariff policies have led some Kentucky bourbon distilleries to make significant changes to their expansion plans. Brough Brothers Distillery CEO Victor Yarbrough says they've paused long-anticipated aims to export their product to countries like Canada. "With Canada in particular, that's still no bueno.
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1 week ago |
whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariff policies have led some Kentucky bourbon distilleries to make significant changes to their expansion plans. Brough Brothers Distillery CEO Victor Yarbrough says they've paused long-anticipated aims to export their product to countries like Canada. "With Canada in particular, that's still no bueno.
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