Marella Porter
Reporter and Anchor at WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
@Local12 reporter/anchor for WKRC 🎥Floridian🌴@USouthFlorida alum 🐂✨ Beach lover 🌊 Foodie 🍥 Dog mom 🐶 Filipina 🇵🇭
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5 days ago |
local12.com | Marella Porter
GREEN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - Disturbing allegations against a local priest triggers an investigation by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. A parishioner at Our Lady of the Visitation in Green Township told Local 12 that in late March, a whistleblower sent him and his wife disturbing images the whistleblower found. They were allegedly on a laptop located in the parish office operated by a priest. Local 12 is not naming the priest because he has not been charged with a crime.
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5 days ago |
dayton247now.com | Marella Porter
Disturbing allegations against a priest at Our Lady of the Visitation triggered an investigation by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Archbishop Robert Casey says in a letter the priest is in good standing and will be going on a previously planned sabbatical starting next month. (WKRC)
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1 week ago |
local12.com | Marella Porter
LINCOLN HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) - Eric Ruffin believes Evendale police should have intervened when he came face-to-face with hatred. A video posted to social media by members of a neo-Nazi group captured their encounter with Ruffin. The armed and masked men hurled racial slurs at Ruffin as he danced in his truck, waving his gun. The video was viewed millions of times before it was taken down. “I was trying to get to my office, and I had my weapon. I always have my weapon,” said Ruffin.
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2 weeks ago |
local12.com | Marella Porter
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Starting in August, the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to eliminate roughly 80,000 jobs nationwide as part of President Trump’s initiative to downsize the federal government. Members of National Nurses United—a union representing 700 nurses at Cincinnati’s VA Medical Center—rallied on Wednesday with supporters to protest the planned cuts.
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2 weeks ago |
local12.com | Marella Porter
RIPLEY, Ohio (WKRC) — Inside a Ripley home, what Brown County humane agents discovered was horrific. They found dogs in small crates covered in urine and feces. Some of the animals were crammed into cages with several others. The conditions were not only filthy, but Chief Dog Warden Melissa Downs said that there was also no electricity or running water in the home. Additionally, the dogs didn’t have food or water.
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