Paola Suro
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Peaceful 'March for Change' seeks change in the justice system
The march was hosted by members of the organization "Operation Change Cincy" and focused on encouraging those in attendance to vote and, in turn, change how the current justice system operates. → Read More
Cincinnati Police working to stop crimes targeting Hispanic community in Price Hill
When Vidal Ramirez moved to Price Hill 17 years ago from Guatemala, he feared walking around. Now, that fear has only escalated due to a rise in robberies in the area. → Read More
Kids First Sports Center offers new education program
Kids First Sports Center usually offers ways for children to stay active, but since a lot of children are learning virtually, they are offering a new program to help those learning online. → Read More
The renovations coming to Innovation Alley
Innovation Alley in Covington is known for fostering new businesses and bringing change to the region, but now officials are trying to bring change coming to the alley. → Read More
These top Ohio jobs can help you get back on your feet
While unemployment has caused pains for many local people, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently listed careers which are in high demand right now across Ohio. → Read More
Crayons to Computers helps students learn and teachers save money during pandemic
Teachers are adjusting the way they’ll be teaching in this upcoming school year, and a local organization that hands out free school supplies is shifting the way it gives back to the community. → Read More
Keeping school buses safe during the pandemic
While school boards have discussed reopening classrooms as safely, one school bus company is making sure that school transportation will be safe too. → Read More
Grant program gives $200K to Black women-owned salons affected by COVID-19
The Salon Give Back Grant Program is giving hundreds of thousands of dollars back to Black women-owned salons impacted by the pandemic. → Read More
Local photographers offer free headshots for people who are unemployed
Four local photographers are taking free headshots for people who are unemployed amid the pandemic. → Read More
Public to weigh in Tuesday night on development on land of former Beverly Hills Supper Club
More than 40 years after a fire tore through the Beverly Hills Supper Club, killing 165 people, people will be able to discuss plans for a new development on the site of the fire Tuesday night. → Read More
Kable Academy boot camp helps people start new careers in cyber security, coding, web development
Five years ago, Chris Ellison changed careers. Now, Ellison is changing other people’s lives 12 weeks at a time as director of learning at a brand new tech boot camp in Cincinnati. → Read More
Local online marketplace holds auction to support arts community
A local online marketplace is holding a special auction event from Wednesday to Sunday to benefit the local arts community. → Read More
Thanks to an inherited disorder, Green Twp. officer in need of a kidney
After living with polycystic kidney disease, an inherited disorder that forms cysts in the kidneys and depletes their function over time, Green Township police officer Troy Biggs is now in need of a new kidney. → Read More
Recreation officials concerned over fireworks, social distancing
Most fireworks displays have been canceled due to COVID-19, which means many are planning to shoot them off at home or surrounding areas. → Read More
Firework sales soar this year after big display cancellations
The COVID-19 pandemic has canceled a lot of firework shows in 2020, but that has seemingly launched firework sales into the stratosphere. → Read More
Where and when to find free food as we rebound from COVID-19
Christ Church Cathedral is one of many churches in the area handing out free food to whoever needs it. → Read More
How an NKY company is helping businesses and employees prosper in the midst of COVID-19
Northern Kentucky Tri-Ed has been helping existing companies grow and bring in new companies to the community. But during the pandemic, they also have been helping employees with unemployment. → Read More
Looking for a job? This local organization can help to get you one today
The Urban League of Southwestern Ohio has shifted its job training and resume workshops online to keep helping the community for jobs, but in early June, it also added a new way for people to access jobs immediately. → Read More
Covington offers incentive to Kenton County landlords who switch to Section 8
The city of Covington is looking for more landlords like Larry Griesinger, who will convert 12 of his rental properties into Section 8 housing. As an incentive, the country is offering an additional payment of $500 per tenant to landlords who choose to be in the program. → Read More
Local researcher uses movies and flip books to share science behind COVID-19
She says words and pictures can increase knowledge on the issue → Read More