Chloe Marklay is a Reporter at KITV4 Island News. She covers a range of topics including career pathing, professional training and development, upskilling, and lifelong learning, as well as the apparel design and fashion industry, with a focus on luxury goods. Chloe's work has been featured in outlets such as WTTE Fox 28, WSYX ABC 6, Star64 WSTR, VILLAGE AND FARM GARDEN CLUB, and CW Cincinnati.
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Chloe Marklay's reporting largely centers around local community events, personal finance during the holiday season, and crime and justice in the United States. She also covers topics related to health and wellness, education, local business activities, including boutiques.
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By: Chloe Marklay
Portaluca is hosting its biannual Designer Showcase through Saturday.
By: Chloe Marklay
A brand-new haunted attraction in Covington is putting a twist on baseball the Halloween season.
By: Chloe Marklay
This week marks National Teen Driver Safety Week, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the risks young drivers face and the steps that can save lives.
By: Chloe Marklay
The Care Center in Loveland is hosting its Fall Career and Job Fair on Wednesday.
By: Chloe Marklay
FC Cincinnati will face its rival, Columbus Crew, on Oct. 27 at 6:45 at TQL Stadium.
By: Chloe Marklay
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati asked its members what they wanted from the club.
By: Chloe Marklay
Since launching in 2017, the Bengals Jim & Friends tailgate group has raised more than $500,000 for over 80 charities across Greater Cincinnati. (WKRC)
By: Chloe Marklay
At Sunday's game, the group is raising money for Madi's House. It's a nonprofit that offers support and resources to young adults suffering from addiction.
The next season of Girls on the Run will begin in the spring.
It has now grown to a monthly market with more than 100 artists applying to sell their art at each show.
