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 |
journal-news.com | Ally Kraemer
Crews are actively searching through debris for those still unaccounted for. In an effort to assist in the hardest-hit areas, Governor Beshear has deployed 70 National Guard troops, and 24 state highways remain closed due to damage and flooding. A survey conducted by the National Weather Service indicates that Russell County suffered EF2 tornado damage, with estimated wind speeds ranging from 135 to 140 mph.
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
BLUE ASH, Ohio — Matthew 25 Ministries has mobilized teams in Southeastern Kentucky and the St. Louis area in response to the devastating tornadoes that swept through the region. Governor Andy Beshear shared that 19 people are dead and at least 10 others are hospitalized after Friday night’s storms. Crews are actively searching through debris for those still unaccounted for.
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3 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
DELHI TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Changes are underway on Greenwell Avenue in Delhi Township to address safety concerns on a blind curve located between Mt. Alverno Road and Francisridge Drive. Erin Hackmann, a local resident, highlighted the dangerous nature of this stretch on Facebook, sparking a wave of comments from fellow neighbors who agree on the difficulty of navigating the curve.
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3 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
FLORENCE — Kentucky nonprofits are racing against time to secure the funding needed to sustain their programs in the coming weeks, months and throughout the year. Kentucky Gives Day is a 24-hour fundraising campaign aimed at raising awareness for nonprofit organizations and generating funds for their missions. Master Provisions, based in Florence, hopes to raise $10,000 in a single day. Master Provisions specializes in rescuing food that is safe to eat but may be mislabeled or improperly packaged.
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1 month ago |
wcpo.com | Ally Kraemer
FLORENCE, Ky. — This weekend, the Florence Police Department, in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), is hosting a Drug Take Back Day to encourage the community to dispose of unused prescription drugs safely. Old, expired and unwanted prescription drugs can be dropped off for free on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at two locations: the Florence Police Department and the Kroger parking lot on Mall Road.
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