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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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
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 owner says he had to fill out two police reports in one week.
By: Brenda Ordonez
Just hours after fueling up, a driver says his new SUV wouldn’t start.
Their names and ages have not been released
By: Brenda Ordonez
'Mrs. Pelton was not just a teacher; she was a beacon of light in our school community with a passion for sharing her love of science'
'Mrs. Pelton was not just a teacher; she was a beacon of light in our school community with a passion for sharing her love of science'
By: Brenda Ordonez
The mother of the Ross Middle School teacher described her as smart, feisty, caring and honest
The city will continue to monitor the impact of these barricades on crime in the area and update these strategies based on that data.
By: Brenda Ordonez
Water barricades are now in place in an area of Over-the-Rhine in hopes of reducing crime.
By: Brenda Ordonez
Friends of Little Miami State Park stumbled upon the piece of history in February.
By: Brenda Ordonez
The proposal is called Connected Communities and if passed, it is supposed to make it easier for developers to build multifamily homes and mixed-use developments throughout the city.
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