Madeline Carter
Weekend Morning Anchor and Reporter at WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY)
Weekend Morning Anchor/Reporter @WLKY. ☀️ Deep thinker, people lover. Links & RTs ≠ endorsements. Story ideas? 📩 [email protected]
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Madeline Carter
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo is urging the Trump administration to remove lithium tariffs. The Republican governor sent a letter earlier this week applauding the president's efforts to bring manufacturing jobs to the United States but expressing concerns about the tariffs' impact on Nevada's growing lithium industry.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Nonprofits in Kentucky's capital city felt compelled to do something when more than 500 homes in Franklin County were destroyed by floodwaters. At the corner of Clinton Street and Wilkinson Boulevard, Capital Plaza Hotel has become a temporary home for around 80 people in Frankfort who lost everything. On April 6, Candace Holbert said she had to swim to safety.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Buffalo Trace Distillery is back above water and working to reopen after historic flooding forced the iconic Kentucky bourbon brand to shut down operations. At its worst, the distillery was several feet underwater. Now that floodwaters are receding, the Frankfort distillery has activated a full-scale cleanup and recovery effort. Hundreds of employees are working around the clock, picking up debris and washing out the remaining water on the property.
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1 week ago |
wlky.com | Madeline Carter
Historic flooding dealt a financial blow to the city and local businesses when it forced the Kentucky Derby Festival to cancel Thunder Over Louisville. On Thursday, floodwaters and debris still covered Waterfront Park and filled the lower level of The Galt House Hotel, the official home of Thunder. "At the crest, it got up to probably 6.5 feet in the basement or so," said Josh Zik, president and CEO of Al J. Schneider Company, which owns the hotel.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Madeline Carter
LAS VEGAS - The family of a man killed by a Las Vegas police officer filed a federal lawsuit on Monday. Metropolitan Police Department Officer Alexander Bookman fatally shot Brandon Durham, 43, on Nov. 12 after Durham called police to report a burglary. The Clark County district attorney's office is expected to seek an indictment of Bookman, according to an attorney for the officer.
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Live update from Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg as The Ohio River is projected to crest in less than 24 hours: https://t.co/UX2bt3Bu1L https://t.co/UX2bt3Bu1L
Frankfort’s flood wall is holding on after the Kentucky River crested just shy of the record height set back in 1978. I’ll be live at 5pm on @WLKY with the latest on the capital city’s second most significant flooding event in history. #flooding #frankfort #kentucky #news https://t.co/QGL3DKKtuA
