Sean MacKinnon

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

A legal standoff between a Carlisle family farm and the Warren County Health District took a turn. Health officials sued and even got a temporary restraining order. They say the farm is operating like a grocery store, without the correct kind of license. Farm owners argue that they are in a private partnership with their customers. Because of the temporary restraining order, the farm wasn't allowed to sell anything this week, so they gave away $7,000 worth of food for free.

2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

UNDER INVESTIGATION. A UNIQUE CLASSIC TRUCK STOLEN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. AND IT WAS ALL CAUGHT ON SECURITY CAMERA. YEAH. SO IT ALSO APPEARS THE THIEVES USED THIS STOLEN TRUCK TO COMMIT YET ANOTHER CRIME. WLWT NEWS FIVE SEAN MACKINNON JOINS US LIVE FROM COLERAIN, WHERE THIS ALL STARTED. AND, SEAN, THERE’S NOW A REWARD OUT THERE FROM THE MAN WHO OWNS THIS TRUCK. YEAH, HE JUST WANTS HIS TRUCK BACK. HE LIVES IN NEWPORT, BUT HE TOOK IT HERE IN COLERAIN FOR SOME ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WORK.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Morgan Schneider |Sean MacKinnon

By Morgan Schneider & Sean MacKinnonClick here for updates on this story CINCINNATI ( WLWT) - A motorcyclist has died after crashing and falling over the side of the US-50 overpass in downtown Cincinnati Tuesday night. According to the Cincinnati Police Department, the crash happened around 7:45 p.m. on Fort Washington Way, close to Heritage Bank Center. Police say the victim hit the wall on the right side, came off his motorcycle, and flew over the wall.

3 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Sean MacKinnon

Twenty years ago, a Cincinnati man with diabetes collapsed on his porch after having a seizure and was saved by a boy who called for help. WLWT News 5's Anchor Sheree Paolello interviewed Larry McGonegle more than two decades ago when he was hoping for a life saving pancreas transplant. He got it in 2005 and the rest is history. On Friday, WLWT reunited with Larry, a nurse who took care of him and the doctor who saved his life.

3 weeks 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.