Joyce Ogirri is a Reporter at KOIN News. She covers a diverse range of topics including cultural movements, real estate development, and regional interest, with a focus on culture and society as well as arts and entertainment. Joyce's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Pamplin Media Group, Yahoo News, and various FOX and CBS affiliates across the country.
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Joyce's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Portland, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements and breaking news related to crime, weather events, and community issues. She frequently covers topics such as snowstorms, crime reports involving the police or legal battles within the city.
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By: Joyce Ogirri
More than 200 students at the West End School learned about careers in journalism this week.
By: Joyce Ogirri
The family of a 19-year-old shot and killed in Radcliff is seeking justice after a woman was arrested in connection with his death. But police are still searching for the person accused of killing him.
By: Joyce Ogirri
MSD is testing sensors installed in manhole covers that detect hydrogen sulfide, a gas associated with sewer odors.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Hundreds of people gathered along Frankfort Avenue in St. Matthews on Saturday for a "No Kings" rally, protesting President Donald Trump’s administration and urging people to make their voices heard at the ballot box.
By: Joyce Ogirri
As temperatures begin to drop, a Louisville nonprofit is working to help people stay warm and connect them with community resources.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Hundreds of people gathered along Frankfort Avenue in St. Matthews on Saturday for a "No Kings" rally, protesting President Donald Trump's administration and urging people to make their voices heard at the ballot box.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Costumes, candy and Halloween fun brought hundreds of families to Highview Park on Sunday for the Louisville Metro Police Department’s annual Halloween in Highview event.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Costumes, candy and Halloween fun brought hundreds of families to Highview Park on Sunday for the Louisville Metro Police Department's annual Halloween in Highview event.
By: Joyce Ogirri
A fire damaged a historic building in downtown Shelbyville early Saturday morning, disrupting renovation plans and delaying the opening of a new boutique.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Hensley said his security team heard gunshots and called 911. He also said police were not investigating on his property.
