Marresa Burke is a Multi-Media Journalist at WAVE News. A Tennessee native, she is passionate about storytelling and eager to explore Kentucky’s history while focusing on regional interests, education, and health topics. Marresa has been featured in KNOP-TV NBC Nebraska News 2, WAVE, WBKO, WSMV 4 Nashville, KKTV 11 News, WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26, and WKYT-TV.
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Marresa Burke's focus is primarily local, centering on Louisville and neighboring areas in Kentucky. She frequently features articles related to community events, local news, sports, education as well as stories relating to family & relationships, crime and government & politics.
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By: Marresa Burke
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - An investment in the Jeffersonville community and energy sector intersects at River Ridge Commerce Center. The facility is called Jeffersonville PV Cells. The parent company, CS PowerTech, views Friday as a milestone for the company while local leaders see the benefits to Hoosiers locally and across the state.
There is a growing strain on food pantries across the country as the number of hungry people is hitting new records.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Metro EMS is celebrating several milestones in their blood transfusion program. They’ve administered 100 units of blood and partnered with UofL Health to make sure none of it goes to waste. The biggest milestone being positive patient outcomes.
By: Erica Rucker, Marresa Burke, Melissa Ratliff
Tobias Malone, 28, was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on July 30.
By: Marresa Burke, Melissa Ratliff, Erica Rucker
Tobias Malone, 28, was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on July 30.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - From getting your acceptance letter to learning your first class schedule, every stage of going to college is a milestone. On Thursday, hundreds of students attending the University of Louisville move onto campus marking the beginning of a new chapter.
In a galaxy not so far away in Shepherdsville, you can see people compete in a tournament using LED lightsabers.
Before walking into their first college class, Bellarmine’s incoming freshman took part in service projects throughout Louisville.
A Louisville jiu jitsu instructor is teaching people what to do in the split-second between losing your balance and hitting the ground.
By: Marresa Burke
One in 5 people across Louisville and southern Indiana do not know where their next meal is coming from, reports say.
