Sean MacKinnon

2 days ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

A family is remembering a 17-year-old boy who was shot and killed inside his own home this week in Westwood. Jayshawn Cornelius had no previous run-ins with police and his family is in shock at why he was killed. Police said there were several witnesses to the shooting, and they are talking with them. But almost 48 hours later, Jayshawn’s family remains at a loss. “A 17-year-old is gone for no reason. He wasn't in the streets. He was a good, healthy, vibrant kid,” family spokesperson Sam Malone said.

3 days ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

THE WAY WITH BREAKING NEWS. AND WE ARE LEADING THE WAY WITH SOME BREAKING NEWS. A LARGE POLICE SCENE IN THE MOUNT HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOOD. GOOD EVENING, AND THANKS FOR JOINING US AT SEVEN. I’M ASHLEY KIRKLEN, AND I’M MIKE DARDIS. ALL OF THIS HAPPENING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF ANGELA AVENUE AND CLOVERNOOK WLWT NEWS FIVE’S SEAN MACKINNON JUST GOT TO THE SCENE. SEAN. ANY INDICATION OF WHY POLICE ARE THERE?

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

Five shootings in a single night in Cincinnati comes as police prepare for the summer months, which are more prone to gun violence. Cincinnati police were keeping an eye on people enjoying the first Friday of a Washington Park summer concert series. "So that's actually my brother that the police officer and my dad hosts these events in the park," Ashley Dyson, who brought her kids to the event, said. But officers, also responded overnight to five shootings.

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

Jamaican catering food service Jay's Nyam and Jam lives up to its name, their chefs dancing as they pull chicken out of a smoker. For small businesses like theirs, the opportunity to reach new customers is personal. "This is our livelihood, together we have five kids, and so this is us building a legacy for them," Kelly Vassell, co-owner of Jay's Nyam and Jam, said on Sunday. Over at Davis Cookie Collection's food truck, Taste of Cincinnati has given them repeat customers throughout the year.

2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

A scary string of break-ins a block from the University of Cincinnati's campus happened Friday morning. A recent grad who lives there says he woke up to rocks crashing through his window and a gun pointed at his head. On Rohs Street, those three rocks are now just a doorway decoration, but at 5:30 a.m., they shattered Will Jeurgens' living room window, landing a foot from his head. He says seconds later, one of the suspects climbed up to the window and pulled a gun on him. "He just went like that.