Courtney King is a reporter based in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has written for various news outlets including FOX19 WXIX, WHSV-TV, WKYT-TV, KSLA News 12, KOLD 13 News, Cincinnati Enquirer, KPLC-TV, and WMBF. Courtney covers local news stories, with a focus on crime, court proceedings, and community issues.
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Courtney King's coverage predominantly focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, accidents, legal issues, mourning, and scams within the local context of Ohio, specifically Cincinnati. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or recently occurred incidents involving crime or accidents in the Cincinnati area.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as entertainment news at a lower percentage compared to crime-related topics, she may also consider human-interest stories that are intertwined with criminal activities or legal issues. Pitches could include personal accounts from affected families or individuals involved in these events.
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The fire department recently ordered two trucks but will not see them for a while.
Published Nov. 8, 2024 at 2:21 AM GMT+1 | Updated 1 hour ago INDEPENDENCE, Ky. (WXIX) - A Kentucky man is facing charges after he was allegedly found with 53 stolen identities.
Tessa and Raya Ziegler spend their free time raising money for the Honor Flight Tri-State.
The crime in Northern Kentucky happened just a few days before the deputy was killed outside Lexington.
By and FOX19 Digital Staff Published Nov. 12, 2024 at 6:30 PM GMT+1 | Updated 3 hours ago
The Addyston Village Council voted to disband the police department and contract with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.
Addyston Village Council voted 4-3 Tuesday night to disband the community's police department.
Anyone with information is asked to call Cincinnati Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040
By: Courtney King
A community comes together to support a local woman and her family as she battles cancer.
A mother searches for answers in the death of her son's 2019 death.
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