Jessica Schmidt is a reporter and anchor for FOX19 WXIX, focusing on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio. With experience in various news outlets such as Whsv-tv (Abc 3), WBKO, and The Olaf Messenger, Jessica covers a range of stories including crime, court cases, local events, and community issues.
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The shooting happened in front of their two kids.
By: Jessica Schmidt
She is currently behind bars in Clermont County.
By FOX19 Digital Staff and Published Nov. 7, 2024 at 8:38 PM GMT+1 | Updated 20 minutes ago
By: Jessica Schmidt
For 40 years, a woman who survived being brutally tortured and raped feared for her safety, not knowing the identity of her attacker.
By: Jessica Schmidt
The 45-year-old was arrested on Sunday for burglary and for resisting arrest, according to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office.
Officials with the Pendleton County Animal Shelter say the good news is all of the puppies are alive and okay but they still want to know more about the person who dumped them.
By: Jessica Schmidt, Jared Goffinet
He joined the department in 1993 and retired in October 2024.
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By: Jessica Schmidt
Her older child revealed they hadn't been taken care of in the days leading up to the incident.
The suspect accidentally stabbed himself, police say.
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