Chelsea Sick

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News Reporter at WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH)

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'When one grieves, we all grieve': Deputy Henderson honored with solemn funeral procession

5 days ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

TOPICS:Deputy HendersonFuneral processionLaw enforcementCommunity supportCintas CenterSpring Grove CemeteryGrieving processFirst respondersCINCINNATI (WKRC) — The law enforcement community gathered to bid farewell to Deputy Larry Henderson, who was struck and killed in what police say was an intentional act. The funeral procession made its way from the Cintas Center to Spring Grove Cemetery, where Henderson was laid to rest.
'Always great to have around': Fallen deputy remembered as mentor, hero during visitation

6 days ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

TOPICS:DeputyLarry HendersonLine of dutyVisitationLaw enforcementCommunityFuneralBomb squadCINCINNATI (WKRC) — The community gathered at Spring Grove Cemetery to pay their respects to Deputy Larry Henderson, a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy who died in the line of duty. The visitation marks the beginning of services to honor his decades of service. Henderson is remembered as a calm mentor within the law enforcement community.
Levy failures and a tie: What happens next for local school districts?

1 week ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

TOPICS:Levy proposalsSchool districtsFranklinWest ClermontMt. HealthySuperintendentFundingBallotFRANKLIN, Ohio (WKRC) — Several local school districts are grappling with difficult decisions following the rejection of levy proposals. In the Franklin, West Clermont, and Mt. Healthy school districts, voters decisively turned down levy measures, leaving district leaders to consider significant changes. In Franklin, more than 65% of voters opposed an emergency levy.
Levy failures and a tie: What happens next for local school districts?

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Chelsea Sick

FRANKLIN, Ohio (WKRC) — Several local school districts are grappling with difficult decisions following the rejection of levy proposals. In the Franklin, West Clermont, and Mt. Healthy school districts, voters decisively turned down levy measures, leaving district leaders to consider significant changes. Several local school districts are grappling with difficult decisions following the rejection of levy proposals. (WKRC, file)In Franklin, more than 65% of voters opposed an emergency levy.
Victories and setbacks: How voters responded to local school levies

1 week ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Voters in several local school districts faced critical decisions on tax levies, with mixed results impacting future operations and projects. Princeton Schools successfully passed an emergency levy. District leaders said they would potentially have to close two elementary schools if they did not receive additional funding. "We're really excited, and I'm a little bit relieved as well. I think we've had a lot of people work very hard to do what's right for our kids.
'Cost us a lot': Residents divided over Greater Cincinnati school district's new tax levy

1 week ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

BATAVIA TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) — Voters in the West Clermont School District will decide on a proposed combined property and earned income tax levy on the ballot on Tuesday. If approved, the levy would fund the district's approximately $193 million facility project aimed at addressing overcrowding and modernizing learning environments. Opinions among residents are divided. "I just don't like it. It's going to cost us a lot of money," said Larry Bach, who plans to vote against the levy.
Greater Cincinnati school district proposes $6M emergency levy to avoid significant cuts

2 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

TOPICS:CincinnatiEmergency levyPrinceton SchoolsBudget cutsEducation programsVoter fundingStaffing cutsTax impactSHARONVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) — Several local school districts, including Princeton City Schools, are turning to voters on Tuesday to request additional funding for school operations. Princeton Schools has placed a $6.6 million emergency levy on the ballot, which district leaders say is crucial to avoid significant budget cuts. The district last passed a levy for operating funds in 2019.
Local school district 1 of 15 in Ohio to decline signing federal DEI letter

2 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Cincinnati Public Schools is among fewer than 15 Ohio school districts that did not return a federal letter regarding civil rights laws and DEI by the deadline. The United States Department of Education sent the letter to local education agencies earlier in April, asking them to verify compliance with civil rights laws, specifically Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The deadline for submission was April 24.
Greater Cincinnati community rallies in support of 2-year-old with rare genetic disease

2 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

LEBANON, Ohio (WKRC) — A local family is asking for the community's help in their fight to find a treatment for a devastating disease. Right now, Maverick is like most 2-year-olds. He loves bubbles, running, and playing with his little sister Palmer. "He is the most loving, fun little boy," said Autumn Lana, Maverick's mom. "He was born healthy and happy and just full of life."In 2024, doctors informed the Lana family that Maverick has Sanfilippo Syndrome.
'Thank you for everything': Local veteran gets mortgage-free, wheelchair-accessible home

2 weeks ago | local12.com | Chelsea Sick

MAINEVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) — Retired United States Marine Corporal Chad Ohmer is preparing to move into a new, mortgage-free home, thanks to the Gary Sinise Foundation. The home, specifically adapted to meet Ohmer's needs, marks a significant milestone for the veteran and his family, who have been living in a non-wheelchair-accessible home for years. The new home is the 95th home the foundation has built for wounded heroes across the country.

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