Reyna Katko is a General Assignment Reporter at WDRB Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, and education, with a particular focus on public transportation, consumer health, and mental health. Reyna is featured in WDRB Media.
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Reyna Katko predominantly covers local events and initiatives within Louisville, Kentucky. Her articles focus on community issues, government announcements, and health-related topics. Based on her coverage attributes and themes covered, she would be most responsive to pitches related to local events, nonprofit organizations' initiatives in the area of family & relationships or health & wellbeing.
If you have a story that aligns with efforts by local government or nonprofit organizations aimed at addressing pressing community needs in Louisville or surrounding areas, it's likely to resonate with Reyna. Additionally, if your pitch involves insights from experts or individuals directly involved in these community-centric initiatives such as education programs or measures tackling homelessness and healthcare access for vulnerable groups in Louisville.
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By: Reyna Katko
For nearly 4 hours, EMA drones helped firefighters cut through the smoke and battle the blaze at a house fire in Old Louisville.
By: Reyna Katko
It’s part of the $150 million I-65 Central Corridor project.
By: Reyna Katko
When two drivers called out on Friday, there was no one to cover those routes.
By: Reyna Katko
The Jefferson County Regional Youth Detention Center is set to open in 2027.
By: Reyna Katko
Semitrucks keep crashing on a stretch of I-65 in Henryville, Indiana.
Danny Wimmer Presents said Bourbon will always be part of the festival’s DNA.
By: Reyna Katko
Flock cameras and cellphone location pings helped locate the man Monday who allegedly shot and killed Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips.
By: Reyna Katko
The nonprofit’s future is in jeopardy.
Despite massive budget cuts across Jefferson County Public Schools, every school has a nurse on staff.
Published Oct. 21, 2026 at 10:12 PM CEST | Updated 1 hour ago
