Dustin Vogt
Digital Content Manager
Louisville, Ky.
Dustin Vogt has been with WAVE News since September 2012. He has been involved in various production work for the station, and in September 2019, accepted a role as a digital journalist.
As a Louisville native, Dustin is always looking for the best stories to cover all over the city and beyond.
WAVE News is your home for complete coverage of the 151st Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby on Friday and Saturday.
Burger lovers rejoice as Louisville Burger Week is bringing deals on the city’s most delicious burgers this July.
Pitbull, otherwise known as Mr. Worldwide, is making a stop in Louisville at Waterfront Park.
Event organizers have announced themed days and special discounts ahead of the fair’s return.
The movie series contains a number of family-favorites and cult classics.
Several vehicles scheduled to be on display include exotic vehicles, track cars, vintage and classic cars.
A day of fun, games and outdoor activities returns to the Louisville Free Public Library as part of The Greatest Day of Play.
A replica of one of Christopher Columbus and many other early explorers’ ships has docked in Louisville to be visited as a “floating museum.”
The Kentucky Science Center’s first new permanent exhibit since 2020 will soon be open to the public.
One of Louisville’s Pride Month celebrations welcoming all in the LGBTQ+ community will be taking place at Louisville’s Big Four Lawn.
All dads will be able to get into the Louisville Zoo for free on Sunday to celebrate Father’s Day.
A new way to experience the Academy Award-winning superhero film “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is coming to Louisville this October.
Several larger-than-life animal structures made entirely from LEGO bricks will be on display this summer at the Louisville Zoo.
For the fourth year in a row, Paristown is inviting guests to celebrate the Fourth of July at Christy’s Garden.
For the second straight year, Racing Louisville FC is inviting guests and their furry friends to take in a game at Lynn Family Stadium.
The Kentucky Derby Festival is doing a bit of spring cleaning, allowing guests to find and buy a variety of classic festival merchandise.
Families looking to get up close to various trucks and construction equipment will soon be able to get in the driver’s seat at the Kentucky Science Center.
Rife, a comedian who has risen to fame through his large social media following, is bringing his 115-date world tour to Louisville in December.
Louisville fans of pop culture, anime, video games and more will be gathering at the Kentucky Exposition Center for the city’s first PopCon convention in June.
Taziki’s Mediterranean Café in Jeffersonville is thanking residents and visitors for their support.
Louisville Metro is preparing for its upcoming CycLOUvia event, closing a portion of the road to vehicle traffic allowing residents to use bicycles, skateboards and more.
This year’s festival includes live music, a fireworks performance and much more.
All things science fiction and movie magic will be returning to Louisville this June.
Beatles fans can come together this Memorial Day weekend for five days of great music as Abbey Road on the River returns to Jeffersonville.
Celebrate the unofficial start of summer as Kissel Entertainment’s Summer Kick-Off Carnival is coming to Louisville.
Louisville’s Fourth of July celebration just got a little bit bigger as the Waterfront Park is partnering with the Louisville Orchestra for a free concert and fireworks show.
The concerts are included for free with admission to the fair.
Nighttime racing returns to Churchill Downs on Friday with horse racing, live music and much more benefiting a Louisville-based nonprofit.
Students who will be home for summer break will be able to take advantage of unlimited travel with TARC through its summer pass.
Live music is coming to Copper & Kings this summer as part of its summer concert series starting in May.
The Kentucky State Fair is heading back to Louisville this August with new experiences, great musical acts and much more for the whole family.
A Louisville-based taco restaurant has moved into its new location in Jeffersontown and is now open for hungry guests.
Downtown Louisville will soon be home to a new taproom experience opening up this June.
Event promoters said there are over 500 booths that will set up over Memorial Day weekend, offering thousands of great bargains.
The Louisville Zoo is set to reveal a new animal on Tuesday that will make its return to the zoo for the first time since the 1970s.
The first restaurant was built in St. Matthews back in 1998.
A celebration honoring the Greatest of All Time is returning to Louisville for the seventh straight year.
Kids and families looking for something to do over the summer can catch a movie or two for free at Xscape Theaters.
Organizers are planning for Louisville’s fourth annual Juneteenth Festival, bringing four days of networking events, music, food and more.
Six rare bottles of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon are being raffled off benefiting a Louisville-area nonprofit.
Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Jon is coming to Jeffersonville as a headliner for the Jammin’ in Jeff Juneteenth celebration concert.
Louisville mayor Craig Greenberg announced plans for the 2023 Memorial Day Hike, Bike & Paddle set to return to the Great Lawn in Waterfront Park.
Louisville’s own theme park and entertainment destination, Kentucky Kingdom, is now open for the 2023 season.
In honor of May 2, or 502'sDay, Louisville City FC and Racing Louisville are offering a sale on tickets to select games.
Pop superstar sensations the Jonas Brothers are making their way to Lexington this September.
Rides will be free throughout the city of Louisville, not just to Churchill Downs.
The tour is celebrating the band’s five decades of hits live for one final time.
Churchill Downs has provided a full guide for guests heading out to the racetrack on Derby week.
Fans of Aerosmith may not have to “Dream On” much longer to see the band perform live.