Emily Maxwell
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Wild Cincy: Teen sets hiking record on Buckeye Trail days after high school graduation
Lucas Smith, 18, set out to hike all four corners of Ohio just a few days after high school graduation. → Read More
Lap of Love: Pet hospice ensures pets spend final days at home with families
Dr. Jennifer Roedig helps pet owners navigate some of their saddest moments — deciding when to put a pet down — with love and compassion. → Read More
Celebrating International Women's Day: Hear what these prominent women of Cincy have to say
What's the best advice you've ever gotten? What makes you feel empowered? Who's the woman you most admire? → Read More
Legal Aid, CMHA and city working to protect the health of kids living in public housing
Local government and nonprofit organizations are working to find a better way to safeguard the health of children living in government-subsidized housing. → Read More
Krohn Conservatory gets new addition to annual holiday exhibit
In honor of Krohn Conservatory's 85th anniversary, the team of artists behind the conservatory's annual holiday show created a special addition to this year's display. → Read More
Rocktails: A toast to Cincinnati's music history
Two local musicians and bartenders want to put Cincinnati's music history on the map, one craft cocktail at a time. → Read More
Hamilton County Issue 9: Children's services levy increase would generate $38M more per year
This marks the first increase in Hamilton County's children's services levy since 1996. → Read More
Maple Tower: CMHA makes repairs at Avondale apartment tower, but there's a new problem
The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority has made scores of repairs at Maple Tower in Avondale. But residents say there's a new problem. → Read More
SkateAble vs Non: Grab your skateboard to experience this art show
The collective SkateAble is holding an artist residency at the People's Liberty Globe front in Camp Washington where visitors can skateboard throughout the gallery. → Read More
Cincinnati's tent city: What have we learned?
It has been a month since city officials began clearing out homeless encampments Downtown. What has changed, and what has the community learned? → Read More
'Kitten season' in Cincinnati: Why that's a bad thing
Being surrounded by hundreds of kittens might sound like a dream come true, but it's actually cause for concern. → Read More
Maple Tower: Housing authority says code violations are fixed, but tenants remain worried
City inspectors descended on Maple Tower roughly two weeks after WCPO reported about residents’ complaints at the public housing high-rise in Avondale. → Read More
Wild Cincy: Behind-the-scenes at The Red Wolf Sanctuary
The Red Wolf Sanctuary has rehabilitated thousands of animals since its doors first opened more than 40 years ago, but for founder Paul Strasser that's only one part of their mission. → Read More
Wild Cincy: Outdoors expert gives backpacking tips for beginners
The days are warm, nights are cool and spring is finally here. Here are tips for backpackers. → Read More
Forget the Silicon: Sew Valley aims to make Cincinnati a fashion jobs mecca
Local entrepreneurs with sewn products have a new resource to help them grow, and it could be the start of something even bigger. → Read More
Terracotta Army: See one of the world's greatest archeological discoveries without having to leave Cincinnati
Figures from China's Terracotta Army, the greatest archaeological discovery of the 20th century, will be on display for the first time at the Cincinnati Art Museum. → Read More
Cincinnati's public housing at a crossroads: Avondale residents demand action from CMHA
After WCPO reported about problems in some of the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority's other public housing, tenants of Maple Tower reached out. → Read More
NEST: How this tricked-out RV is fighting child poverty
Child poverty is a growing problem in Greater Cincinnati's suburbs, but NEST Community Learning Center is determined to change that. → Read More
Wild Cincy: Andy Niekamp, first to solo through-hike Buckeye Trail, hiked all four corners of Ohio
After completing several long distance hiking trips, Dayton native Andy Niekamp craved a different kind of adventure: one that began in his own backyard. → Read More
COLUMN: Wild Cincy: '60 Hikes within 60 Miles' author talks trails in Greater Cincinnati
Tammy York, author of "60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Cincinnati," will be holding a book signing Friday evening at The Benchmark Outfitter in Blue Ash. → Read More