Bret Buganski

1 month ago | wcpo.com | Bret Buganski

CINCINNATI — As faculty members at Dohn Community High School packed up their classrooms on Monday, families who learned the school was closing over the weekend scrambled to find another school for their children. Dohn students were enjoying their spring break on Friday when they received an email alerting them that the school would be closed effective Monday, March 31. "We are saying our farewell among the staff," Ashley Morris, Dohn's academic advisor, told us outside the school Monday.

1 month ago | wcpo.com | Bret Buganski

COVINGTON, Ky. — The family who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Covington day care where their infant died claims the facility's employee may have been "under the influence of marijuana" the day their 4-month-old was found unresponsive. Their lawsuit claims the Little Treehouse Learning Center was negligent, alleging some employees lacked CPR and first aid training. They also point to a history of safety violations going back years.

1 month ago | wcpo.com | Bret Buganski

COVINGTON, Ky. — The family of a 4-month-old found unresponsive at a Covington day care is suing the facility for wrongful death. On Feb. 7, Covington police responded to the Little Treehouse Learning Center for a reported unresponsive infant. Calls obtained by WCPO 9 show an employee called 911 and told dispatchers she discovered the child was not breathing while checking on him as he slept.

1 month ago | wcpo.com | Bret Buganski

DAYTON, Ohio — March Madness begins Tuesday with the First Four games in Dayton. Once again, Cincinnati is not hosting any NCAA basketball tournament games. "Dayton does a good job of making sure fans feel welcome," said Ian White. The Cincinnati native has traveled to Dayton ever since the city started hosting the NCAA First Four. On Tuesday afternoon, we caught up with White watching Xavier University and the University of Texas practice at the University of Dayton Arena.

2 months ago | wcpo.com | Bret Buganski

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A Sycamore teacher is accused of indecent exposure, public intoxication and making racist remarks during a school board meeting in September 2024. Some of the incidents were caught on camera. Video appears to show Danielle Scrase, also the president of the Sycamore Education Association, three different times pulling her pants down in a common area on the way to the bathroom. This is part of Sycamore Community Schools' investigation into her conduct from a Sept.