Danielle Dindak is a reporter for WLWT, focusing on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a passion for covering stories that impact the community, Danielle brings important information to viewers on topics such as crime, safety, local events, and legislative changes.
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Given Danielle's coverage attributes and the themes she covers, it is clear that she focuses on local news in Ohio, particularly Cincinnati. She frequently covers crime-related stories and provides information about safety, holidays, law enforcement, and sports.
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By: Danielle Dindak
Two businesses were forced to close after several break-ins on the same street in Over-the-Rhine.
By: Kurt Knue, Danielle Dindak
Police are investigating three different break-ins that occurred at shops in Over-the-Rhine this week.
By: Danielle Dindak
Lakota Local Schools is focusing on traffic safety around its schools.
Students at Reading Community City Schools will notice more police around campus Wednesday morning.
By: Danielle Dindak
Currently, recreational and medical marijuana are illegal in the Bluegrass State.
By: Danielle Dindak, Emily Sanderson
A 20-year-old Miami University student is in critical condition after being struck by a car in Oxford.
By: Danielle Dindak
We're learning more about the man accused of stabbing and killing a longtime foster mom and two of her adopted children.
Kentucky's medical marijuana program held its first license lottery, with processors and cultivators finding out Monday if their number was picked from hundreds of hopefuls.
Currently, talks in Hamilton County are starting to heat up about upgrading and renovating the stadium since the Bengals' Paycor lease is up in 2026.
By: Matthew Dietz
Crews working to repair the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge after a massive fire on Friday are using a unique tool to assist with inspection.
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