Bret Buganski is a journalist and weekend evening anchor for WCPO 9 News in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Bret covers a range of topics including government, crime, education, and community events. His work has also been featured on KSNW-TV, WDAF-TV FOX4, and the Oxford Press.
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Bret's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including Ohio politics, crime, and education. He frequently reports on government announcements and evolving stories related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Bret, consider providing insights or commentary related to local political developments in Ohio, particularly those with potential impact at the city or state level. Expert perspectives on crime trends or educational policies within the Cincinnati area would likely be of interest as well.
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'I expect we'll get a lot of interest in it and convert it into residential'
The $174 million project is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to the Cincinnati area
Arnold's Bar & Grill stopped serving lunch 4 years ago during the pandemic
By: Emily Gibney, Bret Buganski
The power outages came Friday when the remnants of Helene hit the Tri-State
By: Bret Buganski
Tributes have continued to pour in after Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose's death, including from Keith O'Brien, an author also from Cincinnati who wrote about "Charlie Hustle."
By: Bret Buganski
Open Secrets, which tracks political spending, reports these outside groups have already spent nearly $259 million on the Ohio Senate race.
By: Bret Buganski
CINCINNATI — An initiative between the City of Cincinnati and several local groups seeks to end homelessness by working directly with the people who need the most help. Outreach workers with GeneroCity 513 walk the streets and meet with unhoused individuals, focused on getting them off the street and into a home.
By: Bret Buganski
Sunday marks the one-year anniversary of the drive-by shooting
By: Bret Buganski
A 16-year-old and 15-year-old are still recovering after the shooting
'It's no longer a badge of Republican honor to vote on Election Day or a badge of Democratic honor to vote early.'
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