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
Jason Fuller is set to be arraigned on Thursday morning and is facing nine felony charges, including endangering children and intimidation.
By: Carla Rogner
Prosecutors said Jason Fuller used excessive and arbitrary punishment on the children over the course of nine years.
By: Carla Rogner
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A peaceful protest at Ohio State University's campus Thursday evening turned into chaos as protesters were engaged in prayer, according to State Representative Munira Abdullahi.
The delay comes after a botched rollout of what was supposed to be a simplified FAFSA application process in January.
Police are trying to get more information from the person spotted by employees Friday evening.
By: Carla Rogner
Columbus-based criminal defense attorney Brad Koffel said in his experience, defendants in sex crime cases are at a higher risk of suicide.
By: Carla Rogner
MARYSVILLE, Ohio — For the second time in less than a week, someone in Marysville found a large amount of money and no one knows where it came from.
Powell has never had its own tornado sirens, and in some neighborhoods, it can be silent during a tornado warning.
By: Carla Rogner
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus resident Daquian Williams watched the violence unfold from his window at his home in Italian Village early Saturday morning.
By: Carla Rogner
The festival updated its security policy for Sunday's event after it was shut down a few hours early on Saturday.
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