Ally Kraemer is a Multimedia Journalist at WCPO 9 News. With a passion for storytelling that makes a difference, she focuses on topics related to security equipment, networks, systems, and surveillance technologies. Ally's work has been featured in Oxford Press, Springfield News-Sun, WLEX-TV, and LINK Media, LLC.
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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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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
The volunteer-driven pantry provides food, treats and toys to pet owners in need.
By: Ally Kraemer
Matthew 25 Ministries along with other local businesses are providing food, water, personal care items, baby essentials and cleaning supplies to Kentucky flood victims.
By: Ally Kraemer
Cincinnati Children's Hospital urgent cares treated more than 1,600 patients last week, while emergency departments saw over 2,000 children.
Hope's Closet , a local nonprofit providing foster care families with clothing and equipment, is turning to the community for help.
Hope's Closet provides clothing, shoes and gear to children in foster care. PHOTO BY DWAYNE SLAVEY
A new exhibit opens Thursday, March 13, in downtown Cincinnati. The exhibit first explains the lore of the Titanic as seen in movies, then introduces guests to the tragedy's reality.
The new space now features its own entrance, better handicap accessibility and a medication donation stock room.
Kara Acri, owner of Scarlet Begonia's Flower Truck, got a dreaded email from her wholesaler this week. Cincinnati Wholesale Florist is passing a 10 percent tariff on to its customers.
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