Journalist
(Kentucky)
Urban affairs reporter for WFPL. He is a Kentucky native and moved to Louisville in 2013.
Links: WFPL bio | (Current as of: February 3, 2015)
WFPL (Louisville)
July 5, 2018
Each year, an average of 7,500 households are evicted in Jefferson County, a rate that in 2016 was more than two times the national average, according to eviction data provided by researchers at Princeton University’s Eviction Lab.
Urban affairs reporter for WFPL. He is a Kentucky native and moved to Louisville in 2013.
Links: WFPL bio | (Current as of: February 3, 2015)
Jacob Ryan is the urban affairs reporter for WFPL. He is a Kentucky native and moved to Louisville in 2013. Covering issues ranging from transportation, public safety and housing, he looks to provide residents from all of Louisville’s unique neighborhoods with useful information that can boost their quality of life. He is a graduate of Western Kentucky University.
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Audio , News StoryInstability Grows As Louisville Eviction Rate Doubles National Average
Jacob Ryan, Alexandra KanikWFPL (Louisville)
July 5, 2018
Each year, an average of 7,500 households are evicted in Jefferson County, a rate that in 2016 was more than two times the national average, according to eviction data provided by researchers at Princeton University’s Eviction Lab.
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