Craig McKee is an Evening Anchor at WCPO 9 News. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, agriculture and farming, sports, and public security, with a focus on the Ohio, Cincinnati, and Kentucky regions. Craig's work has been featured in notable publications such as Oxford Press, Teachwire, and Training Ground Guru.
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Craig McKee’s coverage predominantly revolves around local issues related to veterans, military affairs, and government policies in the Hamilton County area. His articles often include government announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary.
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By: Craig Mckee
John Watts is calling on the VA to review its policy nationwide to better serve and protect veterans from a similar incident in the future.
By: Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — For hours there was a ringing heard in the air at WCPO as dozens of volunteers answered the call to help Ramp It Up for Veterans as part of the annual People Working Cooperatively telethon.
DAYTON, Ohio — Have you ever wondered what it would be like if an ambulance could fly? For the 445th Air Lift Wing, it’s not a ‘what if’ but a ‘where and when’ as it pertains to transporting our nation’s heroes from hospitals and battlefields around the globe.
By: Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — Daniel Guidos enlisted in the U.S. Army at just 20, driven by a deep sense of duty and gratitude instilled by his immigrant parents. The events of 9/11, which had unfolded when he was just 11 years old, had solidified his resolve.
By: Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — Hundreds of bags adorned with students' artwork and packed full of goodies are ready to be handed out to local veterans.
By: Craig McKee
WEST CHESTER, Ohio — The rumble of motorcycles could be heard across the parking lot of the West Chester Walmart as members of various motorcycle clubs gather to spread holiday cheer to the community's most vulnerable children.
By: Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — As the holiday season approaches, one local nonprofit is working tirelessly to ensure the community's military families and first responders receive the support and recognition they deserve.
By: Craig McKee
CINCINNATI — After our Homefront investigation revealed tens of millions of dollars meant for veteran services within Hamilton County were being left on the table, a movement of change has happened.
By: Craig Mckee
They seem like they should be natural allies. But somehow, the Anti-War and 9/11 Truth movements have not really been able to come together to advance their related causes. Both agree that we’re being lied to on a regular basis about wars and foreign policy agendas, but not all in the two movements agree that …
By: Craig Mckee
DAYTON - Have you ever wondered what it would be like if an ambulance could fly? For the 445th Air Lift Wing, it’s not a ‘what if’ but a ‘where and when’ as it pertains to transporting our nation’s heroes from hospitals and battlefields around the globe.
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