Jamie Mayes

1 week ago | wlky.com | Jamie Mayes

I’M ALEXIS MATHEWS WLKY NEWS. PEOPLE IN BARDSTOWN ARE REACTING TO THAT GUILTY VERDICT. WLKY’S. JAMIE MAYES JOINS US LIVE FROM THE NEWSROOM. JAMIE, WHAT ARE THEY SAYING? VICKI. PEOPLE I SPOKE TO WERE IN SUPPORT OF THAT VERDICT, AND THEY SAY THEY FELT THE JURY MADE THE RIGHT DECISION. EVERY YEAR, BILLY BRYANT SAYS SHE PUTS THIS SIGN IN HER YARD. I THINK BARDSTOWN IS STRONG ENOUGH TO STAND UP TOGETHER IN THIS. SHE SAYS IT’S HER WAY OF SHOWING SUPPORT FOR THE BALLARD FAMILY.

1 week ago | wlky.com | Jamie Mayes

Louisville Metro Police Department is implementing measures to enhance safety in the Highlands after large late-night crowds created disruptions over the holiday weekend. Early Sunday morning, crowds near Bardstown Road and Grinstead Drive blocked streets, halted traffic, and temporarily shut down parts of the roadway.Body camera footage captured officers working to disperse the crowd.

1 week ago | wlky.com | Jamie Mayes

Social justice activists joined Metro Councilwoman Shameka Parrish-Wright and the family of Breonna Taylor at Jefferson Square Park Wednesday in Louisville to push for more community involvement in the city’s police reform plan. Louisville and the U.S. Department of Justice had been working on a consent decree since February after the DOJ released a report on LMPD, saying the department violated people's civil rights, citing Breonna Taylor's death as an example.

2 weeks ago | wlky.com | Jamie Mayes

FULLY OPERATIONAL IN THREE WEEKS. A MAN WHO WAS HELD AT GUNPOINT AND CARJACKED IN THE CLIFTON HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD IS REMINDING DRIVERS TO STAY ALERT. WLKY’S JAMIE MAYES JOINS US NOW FROM WHERE IT HAPPENED ON EDITH ROAD. JAMIE WAS THE DRIVER HURT? VICKY. HE WAS NOT INJURED, BUT HE SAYS HE’S HOPING WHOEVER STOLE HIS CAR OUT HERE ON EDITH ROAD IS ARRESTED. SO MORE DRIVERS DON’T BECOME VICTIMS.

2 weeks ago | wlky.com | Jamie Mayes

WLKY NEWS. THANKS, NORMAN. NEIGHBORS ARE VOICING THEIR CONCERNS AFTER A SOUTHERN INDIANA NONPROFIT WAS TOLD BY THE COUNTY THEY NEED TO RELOCATE. WLKY’S, JAMIE MAYES ATTENDED THE FLOYD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING IN NEW ALBANY TONIGHT AND EXPLAINS WHY THE ORGANIZATION NEEDS TO FIND A NEW BUILDING. JAMIE. THAT’S RIGHT, THE FLOYD COUNTY COMMISSIONER SAYS THE PINE VIEW GOVERNMENT CENTER, WHERE THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES, IS IN NEED OF SEVERAL REPAIRS, AND THEY PLAN ON SELLING IT.