Liz Dufour is a photographer and videographer based in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is known for her work with the Cincinnati Enquirer, where she captures compelling images of local events, developments, and stories. Liz's photography has also been featured in KTBS-TV and The Galveston County Daily News.
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Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Liz Dufour’s coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Cincinnati area, with an emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage. She also covers a wide range of themes including government & politics, health & wellbeing, education, and entertainment news.
Given her focus on local events and evolving stories in Cincinnati, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events or developments within the community. Pitches that tie into topics such as government & politics at the local level or initiatives addressing mental health among children are also likely to resonate with her coverage.
Sources who can offer insights into local issues affecting Cincinnati, particularly those related to governance, healthcare policies or educational reforms may find success in pitching ideas for collaboration. Since Liz's geographic focus is specific (Cincinnati), relevant localized expertise will enhance outreach efforts.
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By: Liz Dufour
The small community of Springfield, Ohio is in the national spotlight after comments about Haitian immigrants eating cats and dogs.
LPGA golfers are participating in the 2024 Kroger Queen City Championships at TPC River Bend golf course in Maineville, Ohio. The purse is $2 million.
By: Liz Dufour
Want to help clean up the Ohio River? Join Living Lands & Water on Saturday, Sept. 28, in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Volunteer at livinglandsandwaters.org
By: Cara Owsley, Frank Bowen Iv, Phil Didion, Sam Greene, Liz Dufour, Albert Cesare
Take a look at our best photos of the 2024 Cincinnati Reds.
Expect heavy rain and high winds for next couple days as the area gets remnants from Hurricane Helene.
By: Liz Dufour
The Tri-County Mall opened in 1960, a destination for many shoppers. It closed for good in 2022. Now the 75 acres will become a mixed use development.
The 18-month project to dredge Sharon Woods Lake is well underway. You can watch the process as you enjoy the park. Some trails are closed.
By: Albert Cesare, Cara Owsley, Frank Bowen Iv, Liz Dufour
Though we're a month into fall, the leaves are just starting to show us their vibrant colors.
It was the final day of early voting at Board of Elections in Norwood. Hundreds turned out, waiting in line for about 40 minutes to an hour to vote.
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