Emily Hanford-Ostmann
National Consumer Producer at E. W. Scripps Company
Producer at E. W. Scripps Company
@ScrippsNews producer; Consumer & financial reports with @JohnMatarese; Cincy based; @OhioU grad 💚; Send story ideas to [email protected]
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6 days ago |
tmj4.com | John Matarese |Emily Hanford-Ostmann |Tony Aria
Baseball fans are rejoicing the return of Major League Baseball, while NFL fans are looking forward to next week's draft. Whichever sport you're into, paying to see a game in person is not cheap, especially when you factor in stadium food or souvenirs. Insider tips for cheaper seats Diehard Cincinnati Reds fan Lisa Manning said she’ll often attend weekday games as one way to save on ticket prices. “Really depends on who's playing and who's pitching. That also factors in my decision,” she said.
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1 week ago |
953thebeach.com | Emily Hanford-Ostmann
In a tariff game of who will blink first, President Donald Trump is posturing that his gaze will be the strongest. “I have great respect for China, but they can’t do this,” President Trump said from the Oval Office earlier this month. “We’re going to have one shot at this, and no other president’s going to do this what I’m doing.”The “this” he’s referring to is hitting dozens of countries with new tariffs, but none more than China, with tariffs on products from the country now pushed to 145%.
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1 week ago |
scrippsnews.com | Emily Hanford-Ostmann |Dan Grossman
In a tariff game of who will blink first, President Donald Trump is posturing that his gaze will be the strongest. "I have great respect for China, but they can't do this," President Trump said from the Oval Office earlier this month. "We're going to have one shot at this, and no other president's going to do this — what I'm doing."The "this" he's referring to is hitting dozens of countries with new tariffs, but none more than China, with tariffs on products from the country now pushed to 145%.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | John Matarese |Emily Hanford-Ostmann
From falling trees, to flooding, to wind-damaged roofs, many people across the country have already experienced severe weather this spring. During a recent storm, homeowner Trysten Boiser ended up with downed trees and a damaged roof. "You can actually see a branch poke straight through and poke the siding out," he said, while surveying thousands of dollars in damage.
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1 week ago |
abc15.com | John Matarese |Emily Hanford-Ostmann |Libby Kamrowski
From falling trees, to flooding, to wind-damaged roofs, many people across the country have already experienced severe weather this spring. During a recent storm, homeowner Trysten Boiser ended up with downed trees and a damaged roof. "You can actually see a branch poke straight through and poke the siding out," he said, while surveying thousands of dollars in damage.
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With Easter less than two weeks away, savvy shoppers are looking to hop into savings on ham, eggs and other Easter staples @scrippsnews @KrazyCouponLady @JohnMatarese https://t.co/pwHaXT1ka8
Here's an idea of what to shop for in April: ✅Anything for lawn and garden ✅Supplies for spring cleaning ✅Early Mother's Day deals 🤞Baby gear (maybe) @scrippsnews @ConsumerReports @Lowes @HomeDepot @Target @JohnMatarese https://t.co/LsVsFZ1Clq
Whether you're going all in at Disney or sticking to local amusement parks, there are ways to enjoy the attractions on a budget. https://t.co/tZPPaQWzPc
