Courtney King
Weekend Anchor and Reporter at WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Anchor/Reporter @FOX19 | Former Sportscaster | Writer | Cat Mom | Midwest Gal | @DePaulU Alum | story ideas: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
fox19.com | Courtney King
AURORA, Ind. (WXIX) - Though the worst of the flooding is over, the task of cleaning up has only just begin. One business is offering free cleaning services to businesses affected by the flooding. Morgan Rutledge owns a cleaning business in Aurora. As a lifelong resident, she says she’s used to seeing the river flood, but the levels the town faced in early April hardly compare. Parts of State Route 56 and Fifth Street reopened, but many businesses are still closed because of the water levels.
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2 weeks ago |
fox19.com | Courtney King
FALMOUTH, Ky. (WXIX) - Dozens of people gathered at a donation center in Falmouth for a warm meal and to receive cleaning supplies. The donation center at 512 Maple Avenue served over 600 meals for residents on Tuesday. Scott Weaver is relieved floodwaters didn’t damage his Falmouth home, but they still forced him to leave it. He was one of hundreds who had to evacuate the town next to the Licking River. “It’s been stressful, just don’t know what’s going to happen next,” he said.
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2 weeks ago |
wave3.com | Courtney King
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A local family is suing the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, alleging that a social worker made up that they had been abusing their children. The parents say the accused lies kept their sons away from their home for more than two months. Danielle Novogroski and her husband Scott, along with their attorneys recently filed the 22-paged lawsuit against the CHFS.
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2 weeks ago |
fox19.com | Courtney King
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A local family is suing the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, alleging that a social worker made up that they had been abusing their children. The parents say the accused lies kept their sons away from their home for more than two months. Danielle Novogroski and her husband Scott, along with their attorneys recently filed the 22-paged lawsuit against the CHFS.
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2 months ago |
fox5vegas.com | Courtney King
BROOKVILLE, Ind. (WXIX/Gray News) - An Indiana priest is warning that someone is impersonating him on social media and offering exorcisms. Father Vincent Lampert leads worshippers at St. Michael Catholic Church in southeastern Indiana. He said he’s performed exorcisms for almost 20 years, but now, someone has been pretending to be him for more than a year. Lampert said that person is even offering exorcisms, rosaries and holy water for money.
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Wow. As the water starts to recede, it leaves behind a mess. This is part of SR-56 in Aurora. @FOX19 #OhioRiverFlood #flood2025 https://t.co/1Lkh9aArSK
St. Clair Twp. FD raises money for firefighter whose home burned down @FOX19 https://t.co/dZZz8BE9dZ
Tri-State family devastated after accused killer’s conviction overturned @FOX19 https://t.co/bKfBcmMcCB
