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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
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.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Bret Buganski
Some employees at Frisch's said they've been ordered to sign documents or lose their jobs as the Cincinnati-based restaurant chain shuts down several locations due to eviction cases.
By: Bret Buganski
The Frisch’s Big Boy restaurant chain is in the middle of a major downsizing, with eviction filings that could force the closure of a dozen Greater Cincinnati locations. DAN MONK/WCPO
'Seniors are at the greatest risk and the passage of generational wealth is at stake.'
By: Bret Buganski
Trump's border czar: 'Temporary status is at the approval of the Secretary of Homeland Security — that could end tomorrow'
By: Bret Buganski
As temperatures drop below freezing for days, some tenants in a Roselawn apartment building a living without heat. Now, the city of Cincinnati and the health department are getting involved.
By: Felicia Jordan, Bret Buganski
BROOKVILLE, Ind. — FBI agents are searching a home in Brookville, Indiana belonging to a man who once owned the apparel company Pickleball Rocks.
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
(833) 317-6278 
