Mark Stevens
Reporter at WAVE-TV (Louisville, KY)
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2 weeks ago |
wbko.com | Mark Stevens
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - 61-year-old Charles Briscoe was killed Wednesday when he turned in front of an oncoming Louisville Metro police cruiser driven by Patrol Officer Alyssa Begel on Fern Valley Road. An eyewitness told WAVE the officer’s car did not have lights or sirens on. The officer was one of several responding to an ambulance crew which asked for police to come lights and sirens on shortly before nine Wednesday night.
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2 weeks ago |
wave3.com | Mark Stevens
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - 61-year-old Charles Briscoe was killed Wednesday when he turned in front of an oncoming Louisville Metro police cruiser driven by Patrol Officer Alyssa Begel on Fern Valley Road. An eyewitness told WAVE the officer’s car did not have lights or sirens on. The officer was one of several responding to an ambulance crew which asked for police to come lights and sirens on shortly before nine Wednesday night.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
lawgazette.co.uk | Mark Stevens
For centuries, solicitors have looked after clients’ papers. Their role as custodians has been vital. Proving title or rights often came down to ancient, waxy parchments that lay in chests, far from daily view. The idea of disposal was barely a topic for discussion, while the historical value of them was a niche concern. Those papers mostly gathered dust until something was sold or somebody died.
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Aug 14, 2024 |
wave3.com | Mark Stevens
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - "I don't take personnel decisions lightly, yet there's a time when changes need to be made," said Mayor Craig Greenberg, offering new details about the recent firing of his former Deputy Chief of Staff Keisha Dorsey. Dorsey was fired a week ago for what the city says is a pattern of misconduct and job performance issues, that followed a long history of repeated unexcused absences.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
wave3.com | Mark Stevens
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - JCPS' busing changes are having ripple effects across the district. There are more cars, trying to pick up more students, at more schools. The result is some neighborhoods are choked with traffic. The Original Highlands Neighborhood Association worked with Jefferson County Traditional Middle School in years past to come up with a traffic management plan. Have cars line up on Edward going all the way back to Kindred Hospital before turning onto Barrett.
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