Courtis Fuller is a journalist for WLWT, focusing on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a passion for community engagement and reporting on important issues, Courtis covers a range of topics including labor disputes, violence prevention, local government decisions, and cultural events.
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Courtis Fuller's coverage primarily revolves around local events, public safety, and community initiatives in Cincinnati and its surrounding areas. His articles often feature announcements from the government and other organizations regarding various issues impacting the region.
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Lewis was the jockey who rode Aristides to win the first Kentucky Derby in 1875, a bit of history often overlooked.
A traffic safety grant aimed at helping save lives is on its way to Colerain Township.
Wright was hoping to lead the school district for at least eight years, but that proved to be wishful thinking. Wright is stepping aside after only 24 months, facing unanimous rejection by union workers that Wright described as harsh and personal.
Cincinnati's mayor Aftab Pureval and city manager Sheryl Long unveiled their wish list budget items on Friday.
A major conference on policing and community interactions is taking place in Cincinnati this week. Everything from Cincinnati's collaborative agreement to teen violence is on the agenda.
This is the third year for the Rising Star youth bowling program, but it is so much more than learning to bowl. Mitchell said some life lessons are also learned.
One of the largest Pride celebrations in Greater Cincinnati began Friday night. Hundreds of people turned out in the Queen City for a festival downtown, leading up to a huge Saturday parade.
By: Courtis Fuller
Speaking with WLWT on his way to Wisconsin for this week's Republican National Convention, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine was very clear, saying the line crossed in Pennsylvania was as dangerous as it gets.
By: Courtis Fuller
The official reopening of Siddall Hall, an $85 million renovation project, will provide much needed space for a booming student population.
Many are wondering about the Norwood Lateral project and when it's estimated to be completed.
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