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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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
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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The latest violence was Monday evening when a man was shot in the hip outside the church. He’s expected to survive, but it highlights the ongoing issue.
By: Brian Hamrick
In Colerain Township there’s a new discussion about something that hasn’t happened since 1794 when the area was first named. There’s a possibility the name could be changed.
The race will have medical tents at every mile, so runners will never be more than a half mile from help.
The intense preparation marathon for organizers has ended as the start of the Flying Pig race weekend begins.
The Flying Pig Marathon and half marathon, set some records that didn't show up in the race results as runners finished in some of the warmest temperatures in years.
For those with insights into the advancement of AI, it’s not a matter of if or when it becomes a major force in society.
By: Brian Hamrick
After inspectors found steel deteriorating on a busy local bridge, they immediately took action to reduce the weight limits, but not everyone is following the rules.
A new grand opening in Loveland will affect the entire downtown, but it’s not a business that’s generating excitement — it’s a bridge.
By: Brian Hamrick
A wave of Wawas is about to hit the tri-state, and some can't wait for the convenience stores to open.
By: Brian Hamrick
The very first recreational marijuana dispensaries in Ohio are expected to open in a matter of weeks, and facilities that are growing the crop are ramping up production to get ready.
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