Caroline Gerhart

1 week ago | fox19.com | Tayler Davis |Caroline Gerhart

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Hundreds of people participated in the Ohio River cleanup following the recent flood. The City of Cincinnati hosted the cleanup at the LeBlond Recreation Center located at 2335 Riverside Drive to help those affected by the flood. Volunteers picked up debris, trash, and other items left behind on the streets and parks in the city.

2 weeks ago | fox19.com | Caroline Gerhart

COVINGTON, Ky (WXIX) -Red Cross volunteers started to work Saturday night, setting up shelters for Northern Kentucky residents affected by the floods. The City of Covington announced Saturday that they were urging residents who live near the intersection of Banlick Creek and the Licking River. They told residents to shelter at Latonia Elementary School. Resident Judy Jones sought shelter before the waters rose where they live at Rosedale Mobile Home Park.

2 weeks ago | fox19.com | Caroline Gerhart

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The City of Cincinnati is continuing to keep residents safe as flood levels continue to rise. Cincinnati Assistant Fire Chief Matthew Flagler says that they have been preparing for flood waters even before the rain started to come down. “We did a lot of work underground all week, kind of getting the sewer system prepared, and now the flood gates are going up today around the Central Business District,” Flagler said.

2 months ago | cincinnati.com | Jennifer Baker |Caroline Gerhart

Jennifer Edwards Baker and Caroline Gerhart |  Fox19A woman is dead and two people are hurt after a two-alarm fire roared through a Milford home overnight, according to Milford police. Milford Fire Chief Mark Baird said the Clermont County Coroner’s Office had been called to the scene after a “tragic situation” unfolded in the 700 block of Elizabeth Street. A neighbor reported the fire at 1:21 a.m. Thursday. When crews arrived, the home was fully engulfed in flames, according to the fire chief.

Aug 16, 2024 | wtvy.com | Caroline Gerhart

WALTON COUNTY, Fla. (WTVY) - Librarians at the Walton County Library took note and decided to use that popularity to bring light to an unsolved case that hit close to home. Deanna Smith and Daniel Bradley both work at the library. “I know for me personally,” Bradley said, “the reason I started doing what I’m doing is to help the community.”Serving their community has taken on a new meaning for the pair, with the inception of a new club.