John P. Wise
Director of Digital Media
John P. Wise is an Emmy and Murrow Award-winning news veteran who manages the digital team at WAVE 3 News in Louisville.
One child was killed and two others were wounded in a drive-by shooting at a school bus stop in Louisville, Kentucky, Wednesday morning.
The man once charged with attempted murder of a police officer the night of the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment had his charges dropped Monday.
The three grand jurors who disputed several crucial points in Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s decision not to indict any of the LMPD officers involved in Breonna Taylor’s death are now trying to get him impeached.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said that “in many ways” this year’s general election was stolen by President-elect Joe Biden, according to multiple reports.
Unhappy with Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s decision not to directly charge any of the three Louisville Metro police officers involved in Taylor’s death, her mother, Tamika Palmer, requested a special prosecutor.
A third person from the grand jury that heard the state’s investigation into the LMPD shooting death of Breonna Taylor is now coming forward.
LMPD Sgt. Jon Mattingly, one of three officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting death, confirmed to WAVE 3 News that he sent a strongly-worded email to his department colleagues early Tuesday morning.
The family of Breonna Taylor and the City of Louisville have reached a $12 million settlement, WAVE 3 News Troubleshooters have learned.
Kenneth Walker addressed a gathering of media Tuesday, hours after he filed a lawsuit against LMPD and others, alleging police misconduct the night of the raid that left Taylor dead in the hallway of her apartment.
Two bench warrants have been issued for a central figure in the Breonna Taylor case, sources told WAVE 3 News on Wednesday.
A billboard depicting a central figure in America’s racial reckoning has been vandalized in Louisville.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced Friday morning that LMPD Det. Brett Hankison will be fired.
Turns out all eyes are on Tupac Shakur, who lives in Lexington and, you guessed it, he’s waiting for his unemployment check, according to a report in Tuesday’s Lexington Herald Leader.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has declared a public health emergency on news that the state has reported its first possible case of the coronavirus.
An attorney for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert responded Thursday to a published report that Triple Crown winner Justify failed a drug test just weeks before the 2018 Kentucky Derby.
Grocery giant Kroger confirmed Tuesday that it is asking its customers to leave their guns at home.
President Donald Trump closed his speech in Louisville on Wednesday by signing an order that will forgive all student-loan debt for many of America’s disabled veterans.
One of America's largest pizza chains, Pizza Hut plans to focus on carryout and delivery business, TODAY.com reported Wednesday.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Monday night asking Mitch McConnell for a response to a photo of his supporters appearing to grope and kiss a cardboard cutout of her.
A Kentucky man has trained his dog to get him a beer out of the refrigerator. And get a koozie. And throw away the empties.
The eastern Kentucky toddler who disappeared Sunday night has been found alive, according to a report.
Police in Las Vegas are looking for witnesses after a woman was allegedly seen on video pushing a man from a public bus onto the street and to his death, according to a report.
The Kentucky high school student who went to court to fight his school’s efforts to slow a chickenpox outbreak has gotten the illness, according to a report.
There will be no Triple Crown in horse racing this year.
Hall of Fame and two-time Triple Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert used some harsh words to describe Saturday's controversial Kentucky Derby ruling.
The pizza giant issued a statement Friday morning announcing that the four-time NBA champion will join the company’s board of directors, invest in nine stores in the Atlanta area and “be an ambassador for the Papa John’s brand.”
Never one to shy away from hot-button issues, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin said in a radio interview that none of his nine children was vaccinated for chickenpox.
Renovations for a new elementary school in downtown Jeffersonville have unearthed a purse that had been lost for more than 60 years.
Gregory Alan Bush, a white man who is 51-years-old, is charged with two counts of murder and 10 counts of felony wanton endangerment.
