Danielle Dindak
Reporter at WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Reporter @wlwt. Yinzer. Penn Stater.
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2 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Danielle Dindak
Less than a month after FC Cincinnati's Kévin Denkey netted a stunning bicycle kick against Sporting KC, the star forward turned that moment into action. On Monday, Denkey donated 150 bicycles to students at Hays-Porter School in the West End, and the FC Foundation also contributed 150 helmets. "For the kids here, it gives them hope, freedom, and opportunity," Hays-Porter School Principal Nedria West said.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Danielle Dindak
Months after the inferno underneath the Big Mac Bridge, hope is rising from the ashes. In November, a massive blaze destroyed the 1,000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point. In the months since the City of Cincinnati announced plans to rebuild, Midstates Recreation was named the contractor to design and rebuild the replacement on Thursday. According to Cincinnati Park, the firm was picked because it specializes in signature play spaces for children of all ages and disabilities.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Danielle Dindak
Ready to make a splash? A sure sign that summer is around the corner is pool season starting in Cincinnati. Ziegler Park Pool in Over-the-Rhine is open for the season. The pool is in the northwestern corner of Ziegler Park. It has a zero-depth entry shallow area, a central section featuring five regulation 25-meter lanes, and a deep end with a one-meter diving board and a climbing wall that arcs out slightly over the water. It costs $4 per person at the gate, and season passes are available.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Danielle Dindak
Like it or not, cicadas are poised to return to parts of Cincinnati this week. The news has many people on the city's East Side bugging out. On Monday, people took to social media, posting pictures showing cicadas breaking free from the ground and appearing in some places. So far, Brood XIV has been spotted in Loveland and Madeira.
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4 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Danielle Dindak
On Friday, the streets were a sea of blue as people lined the streets to honor a beloved deputy known for his courage and compassion. Thousands lined the procession route for fallen deputy Larry Henderson. Family, friends, and hundreds of fellow officers gathered Friday to bid farewell to Henderson, who was struck and killed while directing traffic at the University of Cincinnati's graduation ceremony. First responders throughout the Tri-State paid tribute Friday and said their final goodbyes.
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POWERFUL: A sea of blue lines the procession path for fallen Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson. An emotional day for so many, and a day no one will forget. 💙 @wlwt https://t.co/CkXFWNpIZK
WHAT A MOMENT🙏🏻 Thirteen days after they said “I do,” a Cincinnati couple, Mallory & Robby Ruffolo, were on their honeymoon in Rome and witnessed the historic moment in St. Peter’s Square. Our new Pope First American Pope Here he is… Pope Leo XIV ⬇️🙌🏻 @WLWT https://t.co/eokAyBn0ur
HAPPY FLYING PIG 🐷🪽 Every year, I’m reminded there are holes in my workout regimen.. 🍩🏃🏻♀️ I am forever impressed by these runners!!! Be safe! Run fast! & HAVE FUN🤪 @wlwt https://t.co/ewxBARlQ2K