Mark Stevens
Troubleshooter investigative reporter
Louisville, Ky.
Mark Stevens joined the WAVE Troubleshooters in October 2021.
An investigative reporter for the last eight years, Mark has worked in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Utah. He’s excited to explore Kentucky and Indiana.
Mark’s investigative work has been nominated for two regional Emmys. He most recently won the investigative category in the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association contest. His winning story reported on the growing number of lawsuits filed by hospitals against patients with unpaid medical bills. His investigation led one of the hospital groups to stop suing patients.
When he’s not searching for the truth, you can find Mark playing the tuba. He hopes to join a community band to continue a hobby he’s enjoyed for two decades.
Authorities say a worker in Kentucky has died after an industrial accident at a distillery.
The sector employs more than 100,000 workers across the state.
The teenager's family said he had gone to sleep in the car because the air-conditioning units in the house were not working.
The mystery behind the deaths of a dozen racehorses prompted the early closure of the Spring Meet at Churchill Downs.
It's the first national investigation by HISA.
Four horses have died at Churchill Downs in six days, with one of them being a derby horse.
Joseph Jr. trained two of the four horses who died since Opening Night at Churchill Downs
Kentucky will no longer be the only state in the south without a state search and rescue team.
Anthony Maddox quit after hearing a recording of Paul Watkins saying the "n-word"
In court, the prosecution argued with new evidence that Quintez Brown had targeted Craig Greenberg in the shooting at his campaign office in Butchertown.
Following the shooting, Quintez Brown was charged with attempted murder and multiple counts of wanton endangerment.
It happened on the Watterson westbound between the Poplar Level Road and Preston Highway exits around 9 a.m.
Hankison is walking jurors and a Jefferson County Circuit Court judge through the details the night of the raid that left Breonna Taylor dead.
The jury won’t be hearing from some key players in this case.
The child died as a result of blunt force trauma injuries, according to a Harrison County Coroner’s Office report.
