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wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone
"The Cincy Hat" meets the Cincy Kid. Ted Karras and Sam Hubbard are teaming up off the field to give back in a big way. “As he's grown in his foundation and we've grown, we've really been looking for a way to partner and do something together,” Hubbard said. “This collaboration is kind of the result of that.”Karras' The Cincy Hat is unveiling its first teammate collab with the Sam Hubbard Foundation. Of the proceeds, 100% will go toward helping Cincinnati kids through the Hubbard's Cupboard Program.
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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone
A mother and daughter are celebrating a big milestone this week. They are both graduating with their master's degrees from Northern Kentucky University. April Hopperton says she wanted to show her daughter there's no limit to chasing your dreams. “We are exactly 25 years apart and graduating in the year 2025,” said April’s daughter, Elizabeth. Northern Kentucky University's graduation day is extra sweet for the Hopperton family.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone
Butler County has already had as many veterans die by suicide so far this year than all of 2024. It's a shocking statistic that has officials working around the clock to figure out what's behind it and how to help those struggling. “Veterans here in Butler County are nine times more likely to die of suicide than the general population here in Butler County,” said Mike Farmer, executive director of the Butler County Veterans Service Commission. “We have to figure out the why.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, develops after experiencing a traumatic event. According to data from the Institutes of Health, more than 80 percent of first responders experience traumatic events on the job nearly every day. Many of them battle PTSD silently, but a team of local first responders is helping one another in their darkest moments. “It's just nonstop trauma,” said Chris Perry, a police officer in Amberly Village.
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3 weeks ago |
wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone
Andre Harris, 22, was shot while walking at the intersection of East Freedom Way and Marian Spencer Way in Cincinnati on Saturday night, and he considers himself lucky to be alive. A chaotic scene unfolded at The Banks, one of Cincinnati's busiest areas, when Harris felt something was wrong. "I walked past the guy. He turns around, looks at me," Harris said.
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