Christian Hauser
Multimedia Journalist at WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
I'm a multimedia journalist at Local 12 News. I shoot, write and edit all of my stories. I'm so happy to be back in my hometown reporting on local stories
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1 day ago |
local12.com | Christian Hauser
AUGUSTA, Ky. (WKRC) - Shops and restaurants in the river town of Augusta, Kentucky, are feeling the economic impact of the ongoing closure of the Augusta Ferry, a crucial link across the Ohio River. The ferry, which connects Kentucky and Ohio, has been out of service for several weeks due to necessary repairs, leaving local businesses seeing fewer customers than expected in the tourism-driven town.
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2 days ago |
local12.com | Christian Hauser
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The abrupt closure of Job Corps programs nationwide, including the Cincinnati office, has left thousands of young people facing uncertainty. Job Corps is a no-cost education and vocational training program administered by the United States Department of Labor that helps young people ages 16 to 24 improve the quality of their lives by empowering them to get great jobs and become independent.
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3 days ago |
airliners.net | M. Oswald |Christian Hauser
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1 week ago |
local12.com | Christian Hauser
LINCOLN HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) - The mayor of Lincoln Heights expressed disappointment following an independent investigation into a neo-Nazi hate rally and the police response to it. The investigation, which focused on the events in the predominantly African-American village in February, concluded that Evendale officers did not violate any policies and acted to prevent violence.
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1 week ago |
local12.com | Christian Hauser
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As May marks Tick Awareness Month, experts are sounding the alarm over a significant increase in tick populations in the Tri-State region. The area now hosts five species of ticks, a stark rise from just one species two decades ago. Timothy McDermott, an assistant professor and extension educator with Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, attributed the surge to climate change and wildlife movement.
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There are Kentucky State Troopers in front of a home on Audry Ave. and Montclair Ave. in Ludlow. Neither Ludlow or Covington Police have said anything about the incident. The car in the picture is being investigated and there are evidence markers in front of it. @Local12 https://t.co/S5NqgbEf5k
Publix is coming to Northern Kentucky. The more than 48,000 square foot store will employ about 140 people, according to Publix. https://t.co/ScnXDsqqj6
Reds legend and Hall of Famer Johnny Bench announced on the social media site X on Friday morning the passing of former teammate Pat Zachry. https://t.co/QpGwby9Eg9