Connor Steffen is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including NewsBreak and 11Alive. He is passionate about robust local journalism, focusing on themes such as urban design, construction, and regional interest, while also covering significant topics like space travel and the construction industry. Connor's work has been featured in prominent publications including WLTX-TV, WTSP-TV, and the Dayton Daily News.
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Connor Steffen focuses on local news, particularly crime, community events, and government announcements in Louisville and the surrounding areas. His coverage heavily emphasizes family & relationships as well as government & politics.
If you’re looking to reach out to Connor with a pitch, consider providing insights related to local crime trends or evolving stories in Louisville. Additionally, if you have expert commentary regarding community events or governmental policy changes within this geographic area, it could be of interest to him.
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By: Connor Steffen
Visit Cincy said it's expecting upwards of 100,000 people in Cincinnati, with the Omega Psi Phi Grande Conclave, a sold-out Chris Stapleton concert at Paycor Stadium, an FC Cincinnati match, a Reds game and Paddlefest all taking place this weekend.
By: Connor Steffen
The levy funds Hamilton County Job and Family Services programs, including child abuse and neglect investigations, family reunification, adoption and foster care support. Last year alone, the levy helped more than 13,000 children.
By: Connor Steffen
Cincinnati Fire, Metropolitan Sewer District and Greater Cincinnati Water Works officials joined council Tuesday to answer questions and discuss ways to mitigate flooding impacts in the future.
By: Connor Steffen, Stephen Knobel
The nearly two-minute call was placed after a woman, believed to be William's mother, Kaitlin Evans, walked into the emergency room barefoot and seemingly in distress, claiming her son had been kidnapped.
MASON, Ohio — The Cincinnati Open got off to a wet start Tuesday as morning storms rolled through, delaying the first round of qualifying matches by an hour, followed by mid day storms which also caused a delay.
By: Connor Steffen
Following mandatory evacuations Thursday night, 30 people slept inside the Harrison Community Center on George Street or in their cars in the center's parking lot, a Harrison city official said.
By: Connor Steffen
There are currently two distribution centers operating in Connersville. One is a drive-through operation at the Fayette County Fairgrounds on Park Road, run by the Fayette County Free Fair Association. The other is at Baptist Temple. According to city officials, the fairgrounds location will consolidate into Baptist Temple on Aug. 28.
By: Connor Steffen
Briona Akins was driving her bus route through Price Hill when she came off Glenway Avenue onto Warsaw Avenue and spotted something was wrong.
A Metro bus driver is being hailed as a hero after she stopped her bus, called 911 and performed chest compressions on a 14-year-old boy shot in the head on Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill.
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