Jason Maxwell is a journalist for KTVI-TV, focusing on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio. His articles cover a range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, and local initiatives. Jason's work has also been featured on KTVI FOX 2.
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Jason Maxwell's reporting focuses on local events and community-related stories in Cincinnati, Ohio. He covers a wide range of topics including education, healthcare, sports, family & relationships, community service and holidays. If reaching out to him for coverage or pitching story ideas, consider highlighting human interest stories related to these themes such as heartwarming community initiatives, local events with a positive impact on the society or unique educational programs that benefit the community. Keep in mind his focus on local news within Cincinnati and its surrounding areas when crafting your pitches.
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The Senior Advocacy Action Group is working to help low-income seniors facing food insecurity.
FOX19 NOW‘s Jason Maxwell stopped by Cappel’s to check out their Halloween inventory.
Friday was National Adoption Day, and to celebrate, 10 local children found their forever homes.
Tri-State veterans were honored Monday at Oak Hills High School as part of the school’s annual Veteran’s Day Program on Monday.
Archbishop Moeller High School hosted an event Wednesday to honor veterans across the Tri-State.
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Archbishop Moeller High School hosted an event to honor veterans across the Tri-State on Wednesday.
Published Nov. 8, 2024 at 1:56 AM GMT+1 | Updated 2 hours ago
Five Tri-State veterans will receive a gift this weekend from Quilts of Valor.
A Veterans Day ceremony was held at Eden Park on Monday.
By: Jason Maxwell
A local girl got to spend the day with the Fairfield Department after winning a fire prevention contest.
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