Ally Kraemer is a Multimedia Journalist at WCPO 9 News. She focuses on impactful storytelling in areas such as medicine and healthcare, law and legal affairs, and security, with a particular emphasis on issues relevant to Ohio, Cincinnati, and Kentucky. Ally's work has been featured in notable outlets including Oxford Press, Springfield News-Sun, and WLEX-TV.
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Ally Kraemer's coverage is centered on local news, with a focus on crime and house & home topics in the Cincinnati area. Her articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
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Glier’s Goettafest is back this weekend with more live entertainment and goetta options than ever before.
By: Ally Kraemer
CINCINNATI — About 1,000 Avondale area students will go back to school this year with full backpacks thanks to a collaboration of several area ministries.
By: Dave Colabine, Ally Kraemer
All Indiana schools are required to outline truancy plan this year
Students will receive backpacks and supplies on a first-come, first-served basis
The re-imagined media center — previously a library — was transformed into a Dream Center over the summer at Mason High School. The project was financed and planned for the last decade and is debt-free.
By: Ally Kraemer
Officials estimate the "Crypto" illness has infected more than a dozen people
By: Ally Kraemer
A group is filing a lawsuit saying the ballot language in Issue 1 is "misleading."
By: Ally Kraemer, Joel Patterson
The same apartment community was the site of a deadly 2022 fire
What felt like a high school prank has turned into a what Anderson Township trustee Josh Gerth considers a crime.
By: Ally Kraemer
At least 2 local school districts are increasing security presence because of the social media threat
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