Sam Harasimowicz WCPO 9 News

07/10/2025

For weeks, Erin Clemens has been leaving short notes of positivity and affirmation in different public areas.

06/12/2025

Posts on TikTok have captured moments where cicadas have swarmed visitors enjoying a day at Kings Island in Mason.

01/15/2025

Ray and Sandy Roden were hit with a devastating blow last week when they lost their dogs and their home. I was able to meet them and learn about their devotion to their animals and their hopes to rebuild

Sandy and Ray Roden send a message to love your animals and cherish those around you after losing almost everything in a house fire

01/09/2025

Anthony Walker was denied a guide dog due to health and safety concerns, now he hopes something can be done to make his regular walk safer

01/02/2025

Diana Pearson and her daughter Ayana left the French Quarter around 2 a.m. on New Year's Day, the two then woke up to find a terrifying scene near their hotel

08/09/2024

Data from the city's Thriving Neighborhood site reported 490 completed projects in FY 2024, compared to 156 in FY 2023. The data reported 206 completed projects in FY 2021 and 217 in FY 2022.

07/30/2024

Images shown Monday display upcoming growth for pedestrian space. The pictures showed enhancement to sidewalks and bike paths.

07/25/2024

One Greyhound passenger reached out to WCPO and said he was stuck at the Cincinnati terminal for more than a day.

07/24/2024

Passengers are still dealing with cancellations, while dozens of bags are still waiting to be picked up at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The tips from experts and customers, who've handled the outage, have for you. WCPO 9

Five days since a global IT outage left thousands of flights grounded, dozens of luggage bags were seen lined up in the baggage claim section of CVG Airport.

07/18/2024

My first story at WCPO 9 is a topic near and dear to my heart! I loved the opportunity to meet these amazing and talented kids, as well as hearing from an organization making the performing arts accessible!

The Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired has put together its first-ever musical theater camp, in hopes of growing students' confidence and independence.