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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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is set to deliver Ohio's State of the State address Wednesday.
By: Danielle Dindak
Jason and Travis Kelce are bringing their hit "New Heights" podcast back to their former home on the University of Cincinnati's campus.
By: Danielle Dindak
Doctors are saying the mild winter didn't do any favors for allergy symptoms.
WLWT is working to get answers in Columbus about the Amber Alert process in Ohio.
A planned repaving project is the talk of the College Hill community, and on Tuesday night, residents will take a vote on the layout of North Bend Road.
You can ask Meta AI anything and everything, but cybersecurity experts warn the information might not always be accurate.
By: Danielle Dindak
CINCINNATI — A new artificial intelligence could put AI in front of millions of people for the first time.
One special dog at Cincinnati Children's Hospital is helping children open up during some of the toughest appointments.
By: Danielle Dindak
A capitol murder case is back on trial Monday morning after the first trial ended in a hung jury.
Blue Ash police say they've had 84 reports of thefts from vehicles in the last 30 days alone. The most troubling part? Five guns were stolen and are now missing on the streets.
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