Jessica Hart is a multimedia journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio. She covers local news and events for WCPO 9 News, EARMILK, and the Oxford Press, with a focus on community issues, social justice, and cultural happenings. Jessica is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting that highlights the stories and voices of the Cincinnati area.
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Jessica Hart's coverage suggests a focus on local news related to community events, government announcements, and entertainment. She may be interested in pitches that involve stories about local events, community issues, or human interest pieces. Given her coverage of crime-related topics such as bullying and shootings in the local area, pitching stories related to crime prevention initiatives or addressing social issues within the community could also be relevant.
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Blair Gilmour drops emotion-fueled upbeat anthem “Burning Up”
By: Jessica Hart
The wellness program welcomed people to tour the space on World AIDS day.
U of M marketing professor George John said what makes something a good deal will be different to everyone based on their finances.
The lawsuits were filed in Minnesota between May and August.
By: Jessica Hart
Many believe the fall of the Assad regime will be the start of something new in Syria.
The levy increase is down from Mayor Melvin Carter's original proposal at nearly 8%.
WEST ST PAUL, Minn. — The West St. Paul Police Department has lost one of its most decorated servants.
By: Jessica Hart
Larry Raasch volunteered at the department for 25 years.
By: Jessica Hart
The Merry Market is in its second year of operation, and organizers hope it continues to grow.
About 50 people showed up at her memorial to honor her life and push for answers.
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