Krizia Williams is a Multimedia Journalist at WKBW-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and social issues, often focusing on the intersection of medicine, healthcare, and cannabis. Krizia's work has been featured in WKBW-TV, WCPO 9 News, and Oxford Press.
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Krizia Williams focuses on local events, community engagement, and volunteer work in the Buffalo area. Her coverage heavily features stories related to family & relationships, cultural events, and sports within the region.
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By: Krizia Williams
CINCINNATI — A 16-year Thanksgiving tradition continues at Elder High School as fathers and sons teamed up to prepare and deliver nearly 60 meals for those in need.
By: Krizia Williams
The North College Hill City Center will be closed for months as the multi-million dollar renovations take longer than expected.
By: Krizia Williams
Lauren Bruns was diagnosed with colon cancer at 45. Around 12 years later, she said her smile just isn't the same. That's where Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Specialists of Cincinnati stepped in.
By: Krizia Williams
While they may look like regular vending machines, you won't find chips or candy inside the Giving Machines — instead, you'll have the opportunity to donate to local and international charities.
By: Krizia Williams
Thousands of wreaths will soon lay at the tombstones of veterans in the Maple Grove Cemetery. Wreaths Across American National Initiative local coordinator Darlene West said this ceremony opens the door for families and community members to honor their loved veterans during the holidays.
By: Krizia Williams
The third annual Toyz in the Neighborhood drive offered hundreds of families toys, haircuts, pictures with Santa and more at the Dohn High School Fitness Center on Saturday.
The City of Wyoming is taking a new approach to the city council. They now have 21 high school students participating in the council, committee and commission meetings.
By: Krizia Williams
GOSHEN, Ohio — Clermont County is looking for solutions to help the growing needs of those experiencing homelessness. Its only homeless shelter closed after the pandemic and the county has struggled with a lack of affordable housing.
By: Krizia Williams
Findlay Market's annual Holiday Market is helping gift-givers narrow down their options. The market is also providing a last-minute option for shoppers with extended hours.
CINCINNATI — It's no secret that Northside is known for its art scene and many murals.
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