Kaitlin Rust joined the WAVE 3 News team in May 2018 as a multimedia journalist and reporter.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Kaitlin is enjoying her trek around the United States.
She's coming up after spending two years in the Bayou State, reporting for WAVE sister station KPLC 7 News in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Although she'll miss the Cajun culture and community, she won't miss covering major flooding and hurricanes.
Kaitlin graduated from Rider University with a major in Digital Media and a minor in Political Science, also while working for FOX 29 Philadelphia as a Junior Reporter.
Obsessed with animals and music, Kaitlin can often be found spending time with her two rabbits or out dancing at a show.
She's excited to be in Louisville and would love to tell your stories!
Feel free to email her with any ideas or just to say hello.
Golf seems like the perfect exception to the social distancing rules prohibiting many activities, but it appears some players haven’t gotten the memo yet.
A group of GE Appliance Park workers protested outside of the facility in South Louisville on Saturday, two days before the company hopes to resume production.
With protective supplies strained nationwide, health care workers are getting a helping hand from an unlikely place: tattoo parlors, like Tattoo Charlie’s in Louisville.
If you’re worried about having to miss work because the kids are out of school or because you’re sick, the city of Louisville is working on a way to help you out.
The CDC is reporting cities and towns should be planning for social distancing at schools and in the workplace if the COVID-19 virus becomes an epidemic outbreak in the U.S.
"We cannot have school members that don't understand the impact of disproportionality and how we really do have to deal with it," Louisville Urban League President Sadiqa Reynolds said.
