Andrew McKee

1 day ago | dayton247now.com | Andrew McKee

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The first YouTube video ever uploaded to the now groundbreaking platform was posted on April 23, 2005. Do you know what it was? Back in the day when "subscriptions" still required a postage stamp or phone call, YouTube was founded by three former employees of another internet institution long before it was in its prime - PayPal.

1 day ago | local12.com | Andrew McKee

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The first YouTube video ever uploaded to the now groundbreaking platform was posted on April 23, 2005. Do you know what it was? Back in the day when "subscriptions" still required a postage stamp or phone call, YouTube was founded by three former employees of another internet institution long before it was in its prime - PayPal.

2 weeks ago | local12.com | Andrew McKee

ORLANDO, Fla. (WKRC/CNN Newsource) - Dragons and vampires and Goombas, oh my! Universal's newest theme park, Epic Universe, is one of the largest and most expensive in amusement park history, and the entertainment giant is finally giving a sneak peek inside. Although Epic Universe doesn't officially open to the public until May 22, the park was opened for press and social media influencers to get an early look at the five major lands and their exciting new rides.

3 weeks ago | newschannel20.com | Andrew McKee

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The United States Space Force unveiled its plans to send two devices into space that will act like gas stations for satellites, increasing their longevity and cutting costs of relaunching. Satellites are expensive. The massive cutting-edge machines don't just cost a ton to build, but also to launch into space and replace once an old one runs out of fuel and is destroyed upon its reentry through the atmosphere.

3 weeks ago | idahonews.com | Andrew McKee

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The United States Space Force unveiled its plans to send two devices into space that will act like gas stations for satellites, increasing their longevity and cutting costs of relaunching. Satellites are expensive. The massive cutting-edge machines don't just cost a ton to build, but also to launch into space and replace once an old one runs out of fuel and is destroyed upon its reentry through the atmosphere.