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CINCINNATI — Compassion is being felt all across the Tri-State as volunteers gather donations for victims of the recent tornadoes in southeastern Kentucky. In just two days, Theresa Kenney has seen an overwhelming influx of contributions, with community members donating a variety of items including pots, car seats, furniture and clothing. "It was heartbreaking to us because that's our community," Kenney said.

3 weeks ago | wcpo.com | Taylor Woods

ERLANGER, Ky. — Friday marks the final day to attend the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Patriot Boot Camp, a three-day training program designed to equip veterans with entrepreneurial skills through insights from industry experts. One participant, Lindsey Cook, is the owner and founder of Sweet Ace Cakes, where she creates cookie cakes, hot chocolate mixes, and fresh marshmallows. She said she's continuing her mother's legacy through these sweet treats.

3 weeks ago | wcpo.com | Taylor Woods

CINCINNATI — A life can be saved in a matter of seconds with the application of a tourniquet, and that's exactly what UC Health's Stop the Bleed training aims to teach. Thousands have been trained on how to apply pressure to victims of gunshot wounds and stabbings. "It's important because the reality is blood loss is actually the leading cause of death from preventable injury," said Regina Menninger, trauma prevention and outreach coordinator at UC Health.

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CINCINNATI — History began on the green baseball field at Boldface Park over 70 years ago. It's where legendary Cincinnati Reds player Pete Rose started playing baseball in Cincinnati's Sedamsville neighborhood. "It's awesome, Pete Rose Field at Boldface Park, where the guy grew up," said Reds Hall of Fame and Museum executive director Rick Walls. Herb Kohls has a front-row seat to Pete Rose Field since his family-owned business, Firehouse Nursery, is across the street.

3 weeks ago | wcpo.com | Taylor Woods

CINCINNATI — St. Vincent de Paul is making an impact by helping over 200 people re-enter the community after serving time behind bars. Lamont Brown and Rameon Pearson are two people who have benefited from St. Vincent de Paul’s re-entry program. "I did 12 years in prison, and when I wanted to come home, I wanted to do better," Brown said. WATCH: Brown and Pearson explain how the re-entry program has helped them become a better version of themselves.