Ally Kraemer
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Man who was granted new trial in 1994 Blue Ash murder to speak publicly Tuesday
Jones was granted bond and released from the Hamilton County Justice Center on January 14 after almost three decades in jail. → Read More
Man narrowly escapes NKY house fire
A 62-year-old man called 911 just after midnight saying his trailer was on fire. When crews arrived, they found the man outside covered in soot. → Read More
Bye Bye Bearcat: Iconic UC statue going into storage for years
While it is a focal point on campus and a great photo opportunity, university officials said it has to be moved for the construction of a new indoor practice facility and athletic performance center. → Read More
Home and Garden Show returns to the Duke Energy Center
The show combines more than 350 exhibitors for everything from kitchens, baths, interior decorating, home organization, landscaping, hot tubs, gardening and just enjoying the outdoor space you have. → Read More
Tri-State moms help parents make more money off used kids clothes
Resale stores like Once Upon a Child are tried and true solution, but local moms are trying new options to help find cheap gear and make some money off the stuff sitting in their basement. → Read More
Battling inflation: The Mt. Healthy Hatchery shows the benefits of raising your own backyard chickens
The high prices have more and more people turning to homesteading, raising their own chickens for food. And that means big business for the Mt. Healthy Hatchery. → Read More
Cincinnati Zoo needs continued taxpayer support
The Cincinnati Zoo is working on major projects throughout the grounds as part of its More Room to Roam campaign. → Read More
'It's so devastating': Local woman living in Turkey struggles to re-connect with in-laws who fled earthquake
After a catastrophic earthquake struck Turkey and Syria early Monday morning, a Lakota East alumnus and her husband struggle to re-connect with family who fled their home. → Read More
D.A.D Initiative-led event connects teens with diverse career opportunities and professionals
Teens will meet and engage with 80 top professionals from the Greater Cincinnati community. Those professionals include judges, doctors, lawyers, chemists and others . → Read More
Police shooting leads to chase that ends when suspect crashes into Metro bus Downtown
A police shooting in Evendale led to a late-night chase that ended when the suspect crashed his pickup truck into the back of a Metro bus in Downtown Cincinnati, police said. → Read More
'She was excited enough to come into this world to see us play Buffalo': Bengalorian welcomes new Bengals baby
Ron and his wife Andrea welcomed Molly Josephine on Tuesday. The Dayton couple said they were a bit surprised by her early arrival. → Read More
Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents to vote on new interim university president
According to a release from the university, the Board of Regents will discuss appointing Bonita Brown to the role of interim president as soon as Wednesday. Brown is no stranger to the university. → Read More
Push for a bike friendly city reaches Covington Commissioners
Work to make Covington more pedestrian and bike friendly has been underway since August 2022 when Gloria San Miguel was hit and killed. → Read More
400 kids need a home: Hamilton County children featured in new adoption campaign at Kenwood Towne Center
Hamilton County Job & Family Services has about 400 kids up for adoption right now. Six of those children are featured on a new, massive display inside Kenwood Towne Center. → Read More
Redsfest returns after 2-year hiatus
Redsfest features activities for the whole family with interactive games and baseball fields for the kids, game-used gear, tickets deals and more. → Read More
New collaboration at Christ Hospital is changing the way doctors diagnose and treat cancer patients
According to health experts, it's normal and suggested to get a second opinion when it comes to a cancer diagnosis because different doctors have different approaches to treatment. → Read More
Here's when and where to get Freestore Foodbank Thanksgiving meal assistance
The Freestore Foodbank is seeing an incredible need from the community this month. Between inflation, the job market and uncertainty in the economy, more people are turning to the foodbank for help. → Read More
Police: Semi crash closes all lanes of I-74 W in Harrison, 'animal by-product' on roadway
Crews are working to flip the semi to tow it out of the way as well as clean up what is described by police as an "animal by-product" that spilled on the interstate. → Read More
Holiday Shopping: Greater Cincinnati Holiday Market is back at the Duke Energy Convention Center
The Holiday Market is a Cincinnati tradition that offers a wide variety of holiday gifts, decor, apparel, toys, handmade items, food and baked goods. → Read More
Hamilton County Sheriff asks for money to enhance security, buy dashcams, offer better wages
Hamilton County Commissioners will see the 2023 proposed budget for the first time Thursday. Many departments are asking for more and more money, so it’s a negotiation to see who gets what they want. → Read More