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Vicki Dortch is one of WLKY's most familiar faces, anchoring the top rated 5pm and 11pm newscasts. You can join her weeknights Monday-Friday. Vicki also anchors WLKY’s coverage of major community events here in Greater Louisville, such as Thunder Over Louisville and the Kentucky Derby.

As a sports fan, she also enjoys March Madness and most recently covering the PGA Championship at Valhalla. Vicki loves her job, the people she works with and the opportunity to come into your home each night to deliver the day’s news.

In 2012, Vicki was invited to the White House and given the opportunity to interview the President of the United States. Interviewing President Obama and reporting live from the White House was definitely a favorite moment in her career.

Each year, along with Rick Van Hoose, Vicki hosts the Spirit of Louisville Bell Awards, a long-time WLKY event honoring local volunteerism. For more than a decade, Vicki has been the spokesman for Volunteers of America's Home for the Holidays program. Throughout the years, she has served on the boards of several local organizatio

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I have THE best job as evening news anchor at WLKY-TV. I've had many exciting opportunities and experiences over the past 25 years.

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The highlight would be my exclusive one-on-one interview with the sitting President of the United States. What made it even more special was the White House extended the invitation to me personally to go to Washington, D. C., and interview President Barack Obama. They were long days, a lot of work at the White House, but great fun and an experience I will never forget.

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I have anchored live newscasts at the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby, Thunder Over Louisville, the opening of Louisville Slugger field, NCAA basketball specials and Kentucky State Fair.

Of course not all stories I cover are fun. One of my first assignments at WLKY was the Carroll County bus crash, the worst drunken driving accident in the U.S. I also covered the March 2012 tornado in Henryville, which changed the lives of many in the commu

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