Multimedia Journalist And General Assignment Reporter
Isaiah Kim-Martinez is a Multimedia Journalist and General Assignment Reporter at WHAS11 in Louisville, Kentucky. He focuses on a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and health news, providing insightful coverage on current affairs and regional interests. Isaiah has been featured in various outlets such as WTSP-TV, WLTX-TV, and WTHR-TV.
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Isaiah Kim-Martinez's coverage emphasizes local government and politics, crime, and safety in Kentucky, particularly Louisville. He frequently covers news related to legal policy regulations and evolving stories within these themes.
Given his focus on local affairs, Isaiah is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local experts or community members directly impacted by the issues he covers. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or new developments on ongoing stories in Kentucky politics, Louisville news, crime/safety initiatives, or education within the region.
Considering his interest in sports (football), he may also be open to relevant story angles involving this topic at a local level.
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Beshear says perceived 'civil war' within Democratic Party is 'hyperbolic'
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
“I think the governor is leading among moderates and liberals on understanding that this is a big tent," Robert LeVertis Bell of Louisville said.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
Gallrein, running for Congress, is ramping up campaign appearances five weeks away from the midterm general elections, now with some more help from Washington D.C.
Incumbent Craig Greenberg — a Democrat who first took office as mayor in 2023 — faced off against Metro Councilwoman Shameka Parrish-Wright (D-3).
'Data centers suck': Kentuckians urge lawmakers to pass statewide moratorium, strict regulations
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
This week, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to temporarily loosen restrictions on tax-exempt, red-dyed diesel in an effort to lower fuel prices.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
A Beshear-endorsed Democratic challenger facing an influential Republican incumbent.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
They're running to replace Andrew Owen, who's not seeking reelection, in the district that includes neighborhoods like Clifton and Crescent Hill.
By: Isaiah Kim-Martinez
Kentucky's U.S. Senate debate covered top issues like the war in Iran, lowering cost of living, and improving healthcare.
By: Isaiah Kim
After their first and only debate, one expert believes neither Andy Barr or Charles Booker shifted the race in one way or another.
