Brenda Ordonez is a reporter with a focus on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has written for various news outlets, including FOX19 WXIX, KNOE-TV8, KYOU, and KPLC-TV. Brenda's articles cover a range of topics, including missing persons cases, community issues, crime, and human interest stories.
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Brenda Ordonez's coverage reflects a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to family & relationships and crime. She seems particularly interested in covering legal cases, missing persons, community support initiatives, gun violence incidents, education-related events or issues such as the assault of teachers.
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By: Brenda Ordonez
The five crashes on Sunday all happened on Clough Pike, between Berkshire Lane and Five Mile Road, resident Sarah McRae says.
By: Brenda Ordonez
The suspect was convicted of killing his mom in their Miami Township home.
By: Brenda Ordonez
It was a real-life "Dude, where's my car?" moment for Andrew Santacrose.
By: Brenda Ordonez
He thought his car was stolen but after receiving an unexpected phone call he says the truth was beyond what he had imagined.
A mysterious shaking is causing a stir in Middletown.
By: Brenda Ordonez
The program and race celebrate girls realizing their limitless potential.
“It’s been hard to keep up with demand, especially the demand for clothing,” Mary Magdalen House Executive Director Jenny Perez says.
By: Brenda Ordonez, Mary Lebus, Jennifer Edwards Baker
Southbound Interstate 471 remains closed at the Ohio River due to a massive fire at the playground at Sawyer Point Park
By: Brenda Ordonez
911 calls reveal bystanders worked together to help the victim until EMS got there.
Published Nov. 21, 2024 at 9:57 PM GMT+1 | Updated 7 minutes ago
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