Ally Kraemer is a Cincinnati journalist, currently working for WCPO 9 News. With a focus on local news in the Cincinnati area, Ally covers a range of topics including community events, crime, human interest stories, and local businesses. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the Oxford Press and Springfield News-Sun.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
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.
If you are looking to pitch to Ally, consider offering insights related to local community events or public safety issues in the Cincinnati area. She may also be interested in pitches related to human-interest stories about individuals or organizations making a positive impact on the community.
Given her focus on local news and crime reporting, sources who can provide unique perspectives or first-hand accounts of events happening within the Cincinnati area would likely be well-received by Ally.
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The Hyde Park branch closed in August 2022 and after about 19 months it is ready to welcome visitors. And those visitors may not recognize the space.
By: Ally Kraemer
Sarah Rieke isn’t letting her ALS diagnosis rob her of time with family, friends and fellow veterans.
The west side swim club has been a place of refuge for kids for 95 years and wants to grow and remain open
The closing of Sunlite Pool at Coney Island hit home for the volunteers who work year-round to maintain the Philipps Swim Club.
This year's'Earn Your Stripes' contest is open to minority business owners until April 30
Donors are supporting their favorite nonprofits across the Commonwealth during a 24 hour virtual fundraiser
By: Ally Kraemer
The show follows a festive parade imagined by a clown. The clown pictures his own funeral taking place as if it were a carnival.
Four community gardens are in full swing as they prepare to provide fresh food to low-income communities
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