Cameron Knight
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Recent articles by Cameron:
Cincinnati's history with the baby formula black market
The baby formula recall and shortage have prompted the Better Business Bureau to issue a warning about online scams. → Read More
Police: 15-year-old shot his father after argument about going to bed
Police are searching for a 15-year-old boy Wednesday after he shot his father and fled his Forest Park home, police records state. → Read More
'I think he had a pang of guilt.' Man strangled woman in 2013, then confessed last month
No one knew how Melinda Ingram died after she was found in 2013. Monday, investigators were able to say publicly she was strangled. → Read More
Local man killed, wife injured in shooting at Denver car rental, reports say
An Elder High School alumnus was killed and his wife injured in a shooting while renting a car in Denver, according to local media reports. → Read More
Letting 6-year-old run Flying Pig Marathon ‘not the best’ decision, race director says
Flying Pig race director, Iris Simpson Bush, released an open letter to the community → Read More
Court docs: Man confesses to killing woman in 2013 in University Heights
A 35-year-old Blue Ash man has confessed to killing a woman in University Heights about nine years ago, according to court documents. → Read More
Police searching for suspect in execution-style killing outside Westwood Walmart
Josiah Hassell, 26, is wanted on murder charges after police said he shot a man in the back of the head in front of a Walmart in November. → Read More
Goshen school board president resigns after child sex sting video posted online
Goshen Local Schools board president John Gray was serving his fifth term on the school board. → Read More
15-year-old girl dead after Butler County crash identified
A 15-year-old Trenton girl is dead after a crash on Ohio 73 in Wayne Township Tuesday, the Butler County Sheriff's Office reported. → Read More
Man in custody following incident at Cincinnati Greyhound Bus Station
Roads around the bus station have been closed including the intersection of Court Street and Gilbert Avenue. → Read More
Professor and university settle transgender pronoun case
The lawyers of a professor who refused to use a student's preferred pronouns have declared victory, but the school said it made an economic decision. → Read More
Cincinnati police release body camera footage of Covington shooting
Video of the incident shows Officer Knapp entering the backyard of the residence when Coulter flees, jumping over a wooden fence. → Read More
Officers who fatally shot man in Covington were involved in previous shootings, officials say
Both fired their weapons but it's unknown who fired the fatal shots, Interim Police Chief Teresa Theetge said. → Read More
Investigation underway after fatal officer-involved shooting in Covington
Shots were fired and a person was taken to the hospital after an incident on Garrard Street in Covington Monday morning. → Read More
Investigation into cause of Water Works billing issue still ongoing
The GCWW billing system was taken offline on March 18 and was not available again until March 28. → Read More
Liquor licenses for Babe's, Dive Bar and a Price Hill BP all in jeopardy
After alleged shootings, fights and over-the-counter drug sales, police and the city law department are working to get three liquor licenses revoked. → Read More
Roebling Suspension Bridge to reopen Friday
After nearly 14 months, the John A. Roebling Bridge will reopen Friday, but the project of restoring the bridge is not over. → Read More
Prosecutors plan to charge teen arrested in Covington quadruple shooting as an adult
Police have two people in custody in connection with Tuesday's shooting in Covington that injured three children and one of the suspects. → Read More
Prosecutor pushes back at accusations of bias in officer-involved shooting investigation
Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser fired back against allegations that the investigation into a recent officer-involved shooting was biased. → Read More
For years an officer looked like he was writing traffic tickets, but he wasn't, police say
Eric Holmes resigned amidst an investigation into four years of traffic citations that were filed internally when no driver was actually cited. → Read More