Carla Rogner is a reporter based in Rochester, New York, with a focus on local news. She has written for various news outlets including 13WHAM ABC, CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, WTVH CBS5 & CW6, KRXI FOX 11 News, Reno. Carla covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, community events, and investigative reporting.
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Carla Rogner's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, involving crime, safety concerns, and ongoing investigations. She also covers breaking news stories and government announcements related to the Rochester area in New York.
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By: Carla Rogner
Any item removed by ODOT can be picked up at the nearest ODOT garage within 60 days.
By: Carla Rogner
CPD has entered the warrant into a national database, which will lead to Lazaro Becerra’s arrest if he has any interaction with law enforcement across the country.
By: Carla Rogner
The race has become the most expensive Senate race in the nation as Republicans look to flip the seat.
By: Carla Rogner
As of Sunday evening, close to 237,000 people had voted early at the polls or with an absentee ballot in Franklin County.
By: Carla Rogner
They held their first trash cleanup on state Route 665 in Madison County, which ODOT has declared to be in honor of Calvin “River” Richards and Rosaria Durant.
The students left with perspective on veterans’ sacrifices and respect for the service members who have come before them.
The festival was organized in response to the false information and racism spread about Haitian immigrants, specifically in Springfield, during the election cycle.
State and city leaders including Gov. Mike Dewine and Mayor Andrew Ginther condemned the neo-Nazis.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Donte Bell and Dwight Holland were enjoying the Ohio State football game on Saturday afternoon when they started hearing loud racial slurs coming from outside their home in the Short North.
By: Carla Rogner
Columbus Police Sgt. Joe Albert said someone drove past the house and fired multiple shots. The boy was inside when he was struck.
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