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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Brian Hamrick
A new life is ahead for the property that used to be City Heights public housing in Covington as the property is being sold and redeveloped. “It is a ghost town,” said Covington Housing Authority executive director Steve Arlinghaus. “It is what it is today, but we’re excited about the future.”City Heights earned a reputation as a public housing area with high crime and units that were becoming more difficult to maintain.
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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Brian Hamrick
SEE IF YOU CAN NAVIGATE AROUND IT A DIFFERENT WAY. ALL RIGHT. 1205. THE MAN ACCUSED OF USING HIS VEHICLE AS A WEAPON TO KILL A HAMMOND, HAMILTON COUNTY DEPUTY WAS IN COURT TODAY. RODNEY HINTON JR IS FACING THE DEATH PENALTY. TODAY WE’RE LEARNING OF MOTIONS AND NEW INFORMATION ABOUT KEY VIDEO RELATED TO THIS CASE. AND WLWT NEWS FIVE’S BRIAN HAMRICK WAS IN THE COURTROOM FOR THAT HEARING. BRIAN, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US AT THIS HOUR?
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2 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Brian Hamrick
New information was released Monday about a former St. Xavier high school staffer who admitted to having a sexual relationship with a student. The new information comes from the sentencing memorandum – just released Monday. The document describes Emily Nutley as a child predator who should spend years in prison for her crimes. The memorandum from prosecutors states, "like most pedophiles, Nutley preyed on the most defenseless person she could find." Nutley has pleaded guilty in the case.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Brian Hamrick
The pressure to get a Real ID is creating long wait times for anyone walking into a Kentucky regional office for driver's licenses, but those who are making appointments online won’t need a watch to time the wait. They will need a calendar. “It’s been hard and frustrating,” said Melissa Kidd. She tried the walk-in method twice and after waiting more than four hours both times at the Burlington location, decided to make an appointment online.
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4 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Brian Hamrick
A plan designed to help keep kids with autism safe is being launched in Ohio, after the death of a young boy in November. Joshua Al-Lateef was just one week from his seventh birthday when he wandered into a West Chester pond. The body of the boy with autism was found by divers.
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James Hamilton pleads guilty to obstruction for his part in the 471 bridge fire. Sentence- 90 days (already served) 40 hrs community service and 2 yrs community control - mental health evaluation. @WLWT https://t.co/Yn0qJNbglj
Another suspect in the 471 bridge fire pleads guilty. Kaitlen Hall, 25 pleads to an obstruction charge- she gets one year community control, and 40 hours of community service. @WLWT https://t.co/D5ApVAfq2T
Quasseem Dixon pleads guilty to killing 9 year old girl- Da'Myiah Barton-Pickens. Faces 30-35 1/2 years in prison. @WLWT https://t.co/dr0ROvXOWO