Jolene Almendarez is a reporter based in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a focus on local news. She has contributed to various news outlets including the Cincinnati Enquirer, FOX19 WXIX, Courier Journal, and Yahoo News. Jolene's reporting covers a range of topics including labor strikes, religious tourism, politics, and community issues.
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Jolene Almendarez primarily covers government and politics, with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly Ohio and Cincinnati. She often reports on government announcements, event coverage, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to political developments.
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By: Jolene Almendarez
Want to talk about all things Northern Kentucky? Enquirer reporter Jolene Almendarez wants to hear from you.
NEWPORT, Ky. – At least 2 million people are expected to attend the fourth installment of Blink Cincinnati – an immersive art festival that will
By: Jolene Almendarez
Jolene Almendarez Cincinnati Enquirer FLORENCE, Ky. – After online controversy and alleged death threats, gun rights activist Kyle
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How Covington voted on govt change and council
By: Jolene Almendarez
Northern Kentucky counties have gone red in U.S. presidential races for decades, highlighted most recently by enthusiastic support for former President Donald Trump in 2016 and in 2020.
By: Jolene Almendarez
Cincinnati Enquirer Voters in Northern Kentucky overwhelmingly rejected a proposed amendment to the state's constitution that would have
By: Jolene Almendarez
Jolene Almendarez Cincinnati Enquirer Covington voters decided Tuesday to change the city's nearly 100-year-old form of government to one where the mayor has more day-to-day oversight at city hall.
Despite millions of dollars, voters opted to reject Amendment 2 which would have allowed lawmakers to fund private school tuition with public money.
By: Jolene Almendarez
Cincinnati Enquirer Northern Kentucky looks like a swath of red on political maps – and that's true as far as presidential elections go.
By: Jolene Almendarez, Aaron Valdez
Greater Cincinnati agencies and advocates that help immigrants are unsure who will be affected, or when, by "mass deportations" that President-elect Donald Trump has vowed.
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