Angela Ingram
Local 12/WKRC-TV
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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CPS to continue distance learning after Hamilton Co. returns to Level 3 (red) for COVID-19
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Late Thursday afternoon, Cincinnati Public Schools announced that all students would continue virtual learning. It was an about-face after the district announced the night before that students would gradually be returning to the classroom. On Wednesday, the CPS board of education decided on a blended-learning model. → Read More
Sharing inspiration: soldiers story helps show youth career paths in the Army
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - Sometimes all young people need is a little focus and someone who believes in them. That's the message of a former teacher and student who became adopted mother and daughter. Now they're on a mission to share their story to helpfully inspire young people to consider the United States Army as a path to a brighter future. Her uniform is pristine, not a hair out of… → Read More
Pandemic speeding: Ohio state troopers seeing spike in speeding above 100 mph
BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - Trooper Jessica McIntyre of the Ohio State Highway Patrol was monitoring drivers on I-75 near West Chester. Speed is always a factor on Ohio's roadways, especially these days. "We have seen in our statistics and uptick in the speeds. Probably during this pandemic when we had the shut down there's not as much congestion so people are just thinking that they can… → Read More
Police pursuit reform: police chiefs move forward with plan for uniform policy
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A police pursuit can happen anywhere. The Hamilton County Association of Chiefs of Police is working to put all agencies in the county on the same page. "The association is going to work with the city of Cincinnati to see what we can do to to merge all 44 law enforcement departments to have some kind of standardized pursuit policy," Woodlawn Police Chief Aaron Tillman said.… → Read More
Motorcyclist dies from his injuries after hit-and-run crash in Avondale
AVONDALE, Ohio (WKRC) - Cameron Ferguson was a family man. He was 22 years old and has plenty of friends but likes to be around the people who love him the most. "You could just see him at any family function, and he's in the corner by himself, but he smiling. You know that he is just taking in all of the energy, all of the love," his cousin Connie Grooms said. His family had been by his side at… → Read More
Investigators searching for Cincinnati man after he went missing in Pike County
PIKE COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - A Cincinnati man has gone missing in Pike County and investigators are looking into a possible connection between the disappearance of Raymont Willis of Madisonville and another man. Tenia Willis says her father, Raymont, was like her best friend growing up. “All over Cincinnati, everybody knows my dad. His nickname is ‘Frog,’” Tenia said. → Read More
Cincinnati Police identify driver involved in deadly police chase
NEWPORT, Ky. (WKRC) - Gayle and Ray Laible were frequent visitors at the Sis's on Monmouth restaurant. "I've been working here nine years, and they are regular customers. I mean, they're here three, four times a week," Kristin White said. "They are the best kind of people. If you want friends, that's exactly who you look for in a friend. Kind compassionate, very genuine. " Gayle had just… → Read More
Five families adopt nine children during Back to School Adoption Day
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Nine children have been waiting for a big moment in their lives, and on Friday, it finally came. Dressed up for a special day in their best outfits, hair perfect and little masks that show what this day means to them, the Humphries children were chosen by a woman whose heart was big enough to love all three biological siblings. "I can't even put it into words. They're awesome… → Read More
Cincinnati shootings up more than 45% in 2020
MT. WASHINGTON, Ohio (WKRC) - At 11 in the morning, 29-year-old Kevin Smith was dead at the Ridgeview Apartments on Beechmont Avenue. Cincinnati Police Department’s Lt. Stephen Saunders said, “We do have information on a suspect. I can't release that information at this time. We're still gathering facts, but we do have information and this situation appears to be, the person, the victim was… → Read More
Pregnant with COVID-19: Mother shares journey of pregnancy while having virus
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A local woman says having a baby during a pandemic is scary enough, but it's even more frightening because she has COVID-19. Jamie Rausch and her husband are excited to welcome their daughter into the family. "I'm 36 weeks pregnant, and I feel 36 weeks pregnant," Rausch laughed as she nears the end of her pregnancy. They already have two toddlers. A few weeks ago, Rausch went… → Read More
Mom takes kids on tour of Cincinnati's murals as safe COVID-19 outing
OVER-THE-RHINE, Ohio (WKRC) - Most parents can identify with trying to keep their children busy during the stay at home orders. By now, many kids have cabin fever. But one mother had a creative way of using the city's art to make her kids smile. A drive through downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine turned into a fun outing for the Wiley family of Delhi Township. Latasha Wiley's twins Savion and… → Read More
Westwood bar boarded up for violating coronavirus order
WESTWOOD, Ohio (WKRC) - The Queen City Lounge is closed for business Tuesday. Around 1 p. m. , Cincinnati Police started boarding up the popular Westwood nightspot. Officers say Monday night the lounge was open with roughly 40 people and a full buffet. Asst. Police Chief Paul Neudigate said, "Not only are you putting the general public at risk, you’re putting our officers at risk that had to go… → Read More
Acts of Kindness: Brother and sister take turns helping blind senior citizen cross street
COLLEGE HILL, Ohio (WKRC) - They saw her nearly get hit by a car and decided it was time to step in. Two teenage siblings help a blind senior citizen across a busy intersection almost every day. No one knew about it until someone recently snapped a photo and posted it to Facebook. If a picture says 1,000 words, then one of a teen holding a stranger’s hand says 1,000 about the boy's heart. “I… → Read More
Two Adams County basketball teams face off for a special cause
ADAMS COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - It was a rivalry that’s been going on for several years now. Two basketball teams faced off against each other for a special cause. From the start of the game, the Hawks were pretty confident they had it in the bag. The team of adults with special needs is undefeated at the annual Adams County event. They played the Sheriff Kimmy Rogers team, the Eagles, which was… → Read More
Suspect in Clermont County animal hoarding, cruelty case pleads not guilty
HAMERSVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) - A Bethel woman says she's not guilty of abusing and neglecting animals. In late January, there was a delay in the case against Carolyn Fluhart. The judge continued the case because of a technical error with how Fluhart was charged. Three horses, Alice, Annie, and Skip, have come a long way since volunteers rescued them in January. Alice and Annie were running loose on… → Read More
Cincinnati Police set to roll out new body cameras, Tasers and more
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Police call them high-tech tools that help keep the community and officers safer. Now,the Cincinnati Police Department is upgrading its technology from body cameras to the cameras in the vehicles. Walnut Hills in 2017: Officer Ken Grubbs responds to a domestic violence call and while he’s doing his job, Grubbs is ambushed and shot in the line of duty. The incident was… → Read More
Butler County sheriff deputizes 8-year-old battling brain cancer
HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) - When 8-year-old Naomi Short shows up, you're going know it. Friday morning, she walked into the Butler County Sheriff’s Office and made an announcement. She said to a room full of people, "I’m here! "She's full of life, despite battling Stage 4 brain cancer. “I had to get a port in, but for radiation, I didn't have to get any surgery, and with chemo I just get really… → Read More
Shooting survivor forms support group, wheelchair basketball team
ROSELAWN, Ohio (WKRC) – Rayshawn Smith re-learned how to do all the things he loved before he was shot and paralyzed. With his identical twin, Raydon, by his side, he's practicing for his big night at New Prospect Baptist Church where Pastor Damon Lynch is donating space for his new wheelchair basketball team. → Read More
Leaders debate whether keeping Middletown City Jail open is worth the cost
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (WKRC) - Few cities in our area have their own jail. Middletown is an exception, but city leaders are looking at whether the cost of keeping it open is worth it. When Middletown officers arrest someone, they don’t have to drive to the Butler County Jail like mostly every other jurisdiction in the area. There's a jail in the same building as the Middletown Division of Police that… → Read More
Maggie's Hair Blessings: Hair stylist makes custom wigs for women battling cancer
BOND HILL, Ohio (WKRC) - There’s magic in her hands. She’s fast, but Damia Engleman is also precise with each cut and every bend of the flat iron. Engleman’s gift is styling hair. “Having your hair done and waking up -- it just does something to you, does something for you,“ Engleman said. She works at Khyra Hair Salon, but now she is using her skills for free to help Florence Malone. → Read More