Nicole Aponte

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Nicole Aponte

UK AT 10 A.M. ALL OF THIS COMES AS REPAIR SHOPS HERE AT HOME ARE STARTING TO FEEL THE IMPACT OF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S ALUMINUM AND STEEL TARIFFS. WLWT NEWS FIVE’S NICOLE APONTE LIVE FROM DONOVAN’S AUTO AND TIRE CENTER IN EVANSTON AND NIKOLE, THE OWNER THERE, GETTING A BETTER IDEA OF HOW THIS COULD AFFECT HIS PRICES. KELLY. GOOD MORNING. THE OWNER, DAN DONOVAN, WAS VERY CANDID WITH US WHEN WE SPOKE TO HIM.

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Nicole Aponte

Wednesday is the first day you'll need a REAL ID, or other acceptable form of identification—like a passport—through airport security. It's a program that has been years in the making. But, if you don't have your REAL ID yet, you might have some wiggle room. First passed in 2005, work has been underway for years to get states ready for the implementation of the REAL ID Act. As of the start of REAL ID implementation, about 56% of people in Ohio have a REAL ID. That number is at 36% in Kentucky.

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Nicole Aponte

The Fairfield Food Pantry is in dire need of supplies and food. The pantry is not alone. It's a struggle we're seeing nationwide. The food pantry put out an open letter to the community asking for help. There's been a dramatic rise in need from families, but not enough food on the shelves. It's a problem that's being felt by pantries nationwide. Pantries rely on food banks for their supply and with recent federal cuts, there's been a reduction in the food that pantries receive.

2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Nicole Aponte

IT IS 508, AND WE ARE JUST A WEEK OUT FROM ELECTION DAY. WE’RE WORKING TO GET ANSWERS ON WHAT THE ISSUES YOU WILL SEE ON YOUR BALLOT WILL BE, AND WHAT THEY WILL MEAN FOR YOU. NOW FOR PRINCETON CITY SCHOOLS, THIS ELECTION CRUCIAL TO FUNDING WITH AN EMERGENCY LEVY ON THE BALLOT. WLWT NEWS FIVE’S NICOLE APONTE IS LIVE FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL THIS MORNING. SO, NICOLE, WHAT HAPPENS IF THIS LEVY PASSES? KELLY. IT COULD GENERATE MORE THAN $12 MILLION A YEAR OVER THE NEXT DECADE.

2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Nicole Aponte

AND CLICK FIND YOUR FINISH. IT IS 515. A MAN WHO SURVIVED A STAGE FOUR CANCER DIAGNOSIS SHARING HIS STORY. AND IT’S ONE YOU’LL ONLY SEE HERE ON WLWT. HE’S COME BACK STRONGER AND IS NOW GIVING BACK TO A LOCAL SUPPORT GROUP FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. AND WLWT NEWS FIVE’S NICOLE APONTE IS LIVE FOR US FROM CHRIST HOSPITAL AND NIKOLE. THAT’S WHERE HE WAS TREATED FOR HIS DIAGNOSIS. MEGAN. GOOD MORNING. HE WAS JUST 28 YEARS OLD WHEN HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH STAGE FOUR LYMPHOMA.