Craig McKee
Anchor and Reporter at WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Emmy Award Winning Anchor/Reporter - WCPO 9. Father of 3, Air Force Vet, Fan of food, DIY. RTs Not Endorsements. Tweets to me may end up on air
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6 days ago |
wcpo.com | Craig McKee
ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Marine veteran Matt Disher remembers the influence late deputy Larry Henderson had on his life and the lives of his friends. Disher, who grew up in Anderson Township, said he can recall how Henderson, a respected figure in the community, took the time to engage with local youth during late-night visits to a gas station where Disher and his friends gathered.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Craig McKee
COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The Colerain Veterans Memorial project is rallying community support through an upcoming golf tournament to raise funds for a long-awaited tribute to local veterans. Chris Green, president of the Colerain Veterans Memorial, is spearheading the effort to create a dedicated memorial for the township's 6,118 veterans. The project, which has faced fundraising challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, seeks to raise $700,000 for its first phase.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — A month after devastating floodwaters rose over 60 feet, the Hitching Post restaurant in the East End is staging a determined comeback. Owner Scott Fannin has been methodically rebuilding the establishment, which has stood as a community landmark since 1968. The restoration process has been comprehensive, requiring a complete gutting from the ceiling to the floors. "We've had to restart everything," Fannin said.
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Craig McKee
The Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) has issued a product alert regarding a specific lot of strawberry banana cannabis-infused gummies produced by Farmaceutical RX, LLC, licensed under the Local Edibles Ohio brand. The alert follows the discovery of an undisclosed ingredient, "edible glitter," which was not listed on product labels or in the state's inventory tracking system.
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — The Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission is set to launch a comprehensive transportation program as it prepares to relocate to a larger facility. Beginning June 1, the commission will introduce a 22-foot van designed to transport veterans to medical appointments. The vehicle can accommodate three wheelchairs and features an electronic lift, a first of its kind operation for the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission.
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