SPORTS PRODUCER/SPORTS REPORTER/NEWS WRITER
Chris Jacobs is a sports producer, sports reporter, and news writer with a focus on local sports in the Cincinnati area. He has written for WLWT and LastWordOnSports.com, and his work has also appeared in KGBT-TV, The Federalist, and The Wall Street Journal. Chris covers a range of sports topics, including local team updates, player profiles, and analysis of current events in the sports world.
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Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Chris Jacobs focuses on local news, particularly in the Cincinnati area. His coverage includes a wide range of topics such as community events, crime, and education with significant attention to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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The project began as a small mission but grew into something that the family did not expect.
By: Chris Jacobs
A week after it made landfall, Hurricane Helene's impact is still being felt across much of the southeastern United States.
By: Chris Jacobs
Monday marked a difficult day for the Jewish community as many painfully remembered what happened a year ago when 1,700 people were killed.
By: Chris Jacobs
A Cincinnati restoration company is working to get ahead of Hurricane Milton as it heads for the coast of Florida.
By: Chris Jacobs, Annabelle Malsam
After going 3-2 to start the season with Jack Dawson as the starting quarterback, the Fort Hays State University football team decided to make a switch. Prior to Saturday’s showdown against No. 12 Central Missouri, FHSU named Caleb Heavner as the starter after playing just over three quarters in FHSU’s last game against UCO.
By: Chris Jacobs
A local Montessori school is left in shock this week after one of its students and two others were killed in a stabbing.
CINCINNATI — Big changes could be coming to Hyde Park Square.
The deadline for Real ID enforcement at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is only six months away.
The president of a plant that exploded in Louisville, leaving two dead and several others injured, spoke publicly for the first time on Friday.
Community and governments leaders are responding this week after a group of neo-Nazis were seen marching through the Columbus area on Saturday afternoon.
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