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  • 3 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

    MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) — A Clermont County family is urging their neighbors to be vigilant after their car was stolen out of their driveway in Miami Township. They were able to shoot video on their cell phones of the car being driven out of the driveway just after 2 a.m. on May 20. Karen, the homeowner, described the unsettling moment when she realized her car was being taken.

  • 4 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

    CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A local activist is expanding efforts to combat gun violence by bringing his nonprofit, Save Our Youth Kings and Queens, to the West End, one of Cincinnati's most violent neighborhoods. Mitch Morris, the founder of the nonprofit, aims to provide a safe haven for children and teens on Linn Street, where they can hang out, play video games and learn about successful Cincinnati figures. Malaiyah Johnson, a 9-year-old resident, expressed excitement about the new center.

  • 1 month ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

    CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Walnut Hills is set to undergo a significant transformation this summer as the Reds Community Fund has selected the neighborhood for its annual Reds Community Makeover. This year's makeover will focus on six different locations, one of them being Frederick Douglass Elementary School. Students there will receive a new STEM lab, murals, and a garden, and their playgrounds will receive much-needed renovations.

  • 1 month ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

    LOVELAND, Ohio (WKRC) — In a heartfelt effort to promote mental health awareness, Tori Morrison, a Loveland mother, has designed a special license plate in memory of her son, Ben Morrison, who died by suicide in 2021. The "Continue Your Story" license plate, recently approved by Ohio state lawmakers, aims to encourage individuals to pause and reflect on their mental health journey. "That's what we want other kids, adults, anyone to do, is to pause and think," Toni Morrison said.

  • 1 month ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

    OXFORD, Ohio (WKRC) — Miami University is one step closer to introducing a Bachelor of Science in artificial intelligence degree. The university's board of trustees recently approved the new academic degree, which is now pending state approval. School leaders anticipate the approval process could take three to six months, with hopes to begin offering courses as early as the upcoming school year.

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