Ally Kraemer
News Reporter at WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Cincinnati girl & Buckeye alum doing what I love in the Queen City! Cincinnati Journalist
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
COVINGTON, Ky. — President Donald Trump's tariffs change daily, but the universal 10 percent tariff applied to all imports worldwide is still in place. That 10 percent increase was too much for Cincinnati Wholesale Florist to absorb. Kara Acri, owner of Scarlet Begonia's Flower Truck, got the dreaded email from her wholesaler this week. Cincinnati Wholesale Florist is passing that 10 percent tariff on to its customers. But Acri didn't want to have to pass on the expense to her customers.
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1 month ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
CINCINNATI — Relief is back for west side neighbors who rely on the St. Vincent de Paul charitable pharmacy. The pharmacy opened in 2016 and is back open after a major remodel. The new space now features its own entrance, better handicap accessibility and a medication donation stock room. The charitable pharmacy relies largely in part on donations from the community, and having space to safely store medications was important.
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1 month ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
CINCINNATI — It has been 40 years since Robert Ballard discovered the Titanic shipwreck on the bottom of the ocean, but the fascination surrounding the tragedy lives on. A new exhibit, Titanic: An Immersive Voyage, opens Thursday, March 13, in downtown Cincinnati. The exhibit first explains the lore of the Titanic as seen in movies, then introduces guests to the tragedy's reality.
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1 month ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer |Dwayne Slavey
Hope's Closet, a local nonprofit providing foster care families with clothing and equipment, is turning to the community for help. The shelves of the boutique may look full, but Executive Director Ryan Craig explained that they go through the inventory very quickly. The most needed items right now include new socks, new underwear, new or very gently used shoes and lightweight summer pajamas.
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2 months ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
BLUE ASH — Outreach workers with Matthew 25 Ministries are headed to areas in southeastern Kentucky that were destroyed by flooding. On Feb. 15-16, heavy rain sent rivers and streams over their banks, leaving entire neighborhoods underwater. Matthew 25 Ministries is providing food, water, personal care items, baby essentials and cleaning supplies to those affected. The organization has already connected with those in need and will have supplies on the ground today.
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