Candice Hare is an investigative reporter at FOX19 (WXIX) in Cincinnati. With a background in journalism from KMVT News and TVG (FanDuel), Candice focuses on local news in Ohio, particularly in Cincinnati. She has been featured in various media outlets such as KMVTTV, WVUE-TV Fox 8, Cincinnati Enquirer, and KSFY-TV.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
Candice Hare's coverage is centered around local news, particularly crime-related stories in the Ohio and Kentucky area. Her focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for pitches related to developing local incidents or announcements from government officials.
Given her emphasis on DUI arrests and other crime-related topics, she may be interested in sources who can provide insightful commentary or firsthand accounts of similar local incidents. Additionally, given the theme of family & relationships present in some articles, she might also consider pitches that offer unique personal perspectives on these subjects within the context of regional relevance.
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Officials say the website DD214 Direct is charging veterans and families $79 to $99 for documents that local agencies can help them get for free.
By: Mary Lebus, Candice Hare
In response to these proposed changes, Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says the city is “at a crossroads.”
By: Candice Hare
A March report from the Associated Press shows the Federal Trade Commission is investigating TikTok over privacy and security concerns.
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Candice Hare
Michael Reschke is among several former North College Hill police officers who recently complained about the police chief
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Candice Hare
Michael Reschke is among several former North College Hill police officers who recently complained about the police chief
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Amanda Alvarado, Candice Hare
CINCINNATI ( WXIX /Gray News) - A police officer lost two jobs in six months after posting a Snapchat video with a filter that has “troubling racial connotations” over his face, according to public records.
New video is showing the aftermath of a suspected road rage in early April in Union Township.
The suspect was taken into custody after the officer deployed his Taser.
By: Candice Hare
Kent State University student Yaseen Shaikh says he is planning a demonstration in opposition to Israel's actions in Gaza.
'It's just women going to other women's houses and helping them reset, whether it's cleaning, organizing. Sometimes we do yard work, meals, just different things.'
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