Madeline Carter
Weekend Morning Anchor and Reporter at WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY)
3x Emmy Nominated News Anchor @WLKY. 📺 Deep thinker, people lover. Links & RTs ≠ endorsements. Story ideas? 📩 [email protected]
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6 days ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Cutting-edge technology is the Clarksville Police Department's latest tool to train officers."It actually takes you into the virtual world," explained training coordinator Jason Tackett. "I can do things I would normally do in real life in a safe, simulated environment."The department received three virtual reality headsets in March, which are bringing officers face-to-face with a variety of scenarios in a matter of minutes.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Attendance was down slightly at this year's Kentucky Derby, but that did not stop local businesses from benefiting during Derby week. Parlour Pizza in downtown Louisville was packed all week, according to the restaurant's assistant general manager. This year, Reece Watson said the rush started early. "Like 11 to 1 and then we were super busy really late night, like 9, 10, 11," explained Watson. He thinks business was better than last year, especially for Thurby, Oaks and Derby.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Inside the most exclusive areas of Churchill Downs, you never know who or what you might find. On Millionaire's Row, the only thing bigger than the hats are the wallets. "I've got a few bands in my pocket, that's for sure," said a man at the betting window on Oaks Day. But if you want to spot celebrities, consider reserving your spot on the Turf Terrace. It's where you'll find up to 60% of them in 2025.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
A solemn tribute for fallen troopers took place Thursday outside Indiana State Police Post 45 in Sellersburg. Nearly 50 names were read aloud as family, friends, and fellow law enforcement gathered to honor those who died in the line of duty dating back to the 1930s. Melissa Patrick was six weeks pregnant when a convicted felon ended the life of her husband, Trooper Scott Patrick, in 2003.
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2 weeks ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Businesses could get a boost in south Louisville if Metro Council approves a $3 million investment from the city. As part of Mayor Craig Greenberg's $1.2 billion budget proposal announced last week, the funding is specifically meant to help small, locally owned businesses, such as Mammaw Sandy's Kitchen Featuring Thornberry's Bakery.
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