Ashley Kirklen is an anchor and reporter at WLWT Hearst Television. She covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest, with a focus on Ohio and Cincinnati. Ashley has been featured in KCRA 3 & My58 Television, Jackson's 16 WAPT, and NBC5 News, among others.
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Ashley Kirklen's coverage largely focuses on local events and issues within the Ohio, Cincinnati area. Her articles cover a range of topics including community initiatives, education, health-related matters, and legal issues such as crime and settlements.
Given her focus on local events and human-interest stories with an emphasis on family & relationships, Ashley may be interested in pitches related to heartwarming community initiatives or educational programs that have a significant impact on families within the Cincinnati area.
Furthermore, she might be open to receiving information about evolving health-related situations affecting the local community or updates on legal issues relevant to Ohio residents. Pitches should emphasize their relevance to the specific geographic region Ashley covers.
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By: Ashley Kirklen
Northern Kentucky University is creating a solution to the teacher shortage in Kentucky by training the next generation of educators early.
This time of the year is about giving back and the Butler County Sheriff's Office is partnering with local organizations to make sure Christmas is special for families in the area.
By: Ashley Kirklen
The University of Cincinnati hosted an induction ceremony for the Marian Spencer Scholarship Program, keeping the spirit of service, equity, and excellence alive.
By: Ashley Kirklen
Dave Parker, a Cincinnati native and former right fielder for the Reds, is headed to Cooperstown.
CINCINNATI — Renowned poet, activist, author and professor Nikki Giovanni has died.
A historic landmark in Greater Cincinnati has officially closed its doors amid financial troubles.
By: Ashley Kirklen
On the first day of the Kwanzaa holiday, people in Greater Cincinnati are celebrating the principle of unity, called Umoja.
By: Ashley Kirklen
From heaters to generators and even sleds, families across Greater Cincinnati are getting ready for the snow.
By: Ashley Kirklen
State and local law enforcement are sending out an important reminder: Clear the snow off your car before hitting the road.
A couple of intensive care unit nurses from Greater Cincinnati took advantage of the inclement weather and time off work to have some fun.
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