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
SHIVELY, Ky. — The department announced the changes Monday after conducting a review of its policies and procedures.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Prolific Kentucky writer Wendell Berry is being remembered not only for his powerful words, but for his passion for the land, farmers and the communities he called home.
By: Joyce Ogirri
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Seventy-four people from around the world now share a new title: American citizen.
By: Joyce Ogirri
People looking for something unique didn’t have to look far Saturday.
People looking for something unique didn't have to look far Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Visitors entering the festival were required to go through metal detectors. Organizers also limited the number of entrances and restricted what people could bring inside.
By: Joyce Ogirri
After nearly two decades of serving only boys, Louisville’s West End School is welcoming girls to help shape its future.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Racing Louisville's spokesperson tells WLKY the team is expected to remain in Louisville next year.
By: Joyce Ogirri
Louisville Metro Police are investigating two overnight shootings that left one teenager dead and five other people injured.
