Bret Buganski is a weekend evening anchor and reporter at KSNW-TV in Wichita, KS. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest, world news, government and politics, and social issues, often focusing on areas such as Ohio, Cincinnati, and crime. Bret's work has been featured in multiple outlets including WDAF-TV FOX4, Oxford Press, and WCPO 9 News.
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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.
As he predominantly covers local news in Cincinnati and neighboring areas like West Chester, pitches should cater specifically to this geographic focus for optimal relevance.
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By: Bret Buganski
BROOKVILLE, Ind. — Less than one week after the FBI raided a Brookville man's home, accusing him of defrauding hundreds of people through his pickleball business, we spoke with a woman who gave the alleged scammer $25,000 to invest in his company.
A two-hour commute is just one example of the slow-downs and frustrations caused by the closure of the Big Mac Bridge.
WCPO confirmed the base temporarily closed its airspace for four hours Friday because of drones flying over and around the base.
Former owner of Pickleball Rocks is under investigation by FBI, Secretary of State's Office
By: Bret Buganski
An animal shelter rescued 18 puppies that will soon be up for adoption.
By: Bret Buganski
President Joe Biden signs the Social Security Fairness Act into law
By: Bret Buganski
Thousands of Hamilton County residents lost power overnight as temperatures in the region plummeted.
By: Bret Buganski
Thousands of Hamilton County residents faced power outages overnight, including Colerain High School, which lacked heat or electricity Wednesday morning.
Republican leaders in Ohio said Vance told them Sunday that Ohio had more attendees than any other state.
Act for Cincy combines programs like economic development, counseling, youth programs and police intervention under one umbrella.
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