Brian Hamrick is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio, focusing on local news and issues. He has written for WLWT and his work has also appeared in WMUR-TV, KCCI-TV, and the KIFI News Group. Brian's articles cover a range of topics including crime, gun violence, local government, and community events.
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Brian Hamrick's articles predominantly cover evolving stories and breaking news, with a specific focus on crime and local events in Cincinnati, Ohio. His coverage suggests that he would be interested in sources who can provide first-hand accounts or expert analysis of ongoing criminal investigations, law enforcement actions, community responses to crime-related issues, and developments related to violence in the area.
Given his emphasis on local reporting and evolving stories, individuals directly involved or impacted by these events may also be valuable sources for Brian's work. If you have knowledge of ongoing criminal cases or insights into community initiatives addressing crime and violence in Cincinnati specifically, your input could be beneficial for Brian’s coverage.
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By: Brian Hamrick
The framework is in place to begin demolition on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge on Interstate-471 over the Ohio River.
By: Brian Hamrick, Fletcher Keel
The framework is in place to begin demolition on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge on Interstate-471 over the Ohio River.
CINCINNATI — A family of a boy murdered in 1982 is fighting to keep the killer behind bars. “We go around collecting hand signatures.
By: Brian Hamrick
More Frisch’s restaurants are facing eviction, including one of the most iconic restaurants in the country, The Mainliner in Fairfax.
LEBANON, Ohio — A new life is beginning for a baby that was dropped off at a Lebanon Fire station.
By: Brian Hamrick, Emily Sanderson
FBI agents are looking to identify potential victims who invested with the former owner of a pickleball gear business.
By: Brian Hamrick
With the holidays approaching, the thieves have been doing their window shopping at the car windows of their victims.
By: Brian Hamrick
The recent shooting death of the United Healthcare CEO is highlighting the national problem of ghost guns.
After losing all vital signs, a man was brought back from the brink of death because of the quick action by an Alexandria police officer and a device she had been given just a couple of hours earlier.
After losing all vital signs, a man was brought back from the brink of death because of the quick action by an Alexandria, Kentucky, police officer and a device she had been given just a couple of hours earlier.
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