Madeline Fening is a journalist at CityBeatCincy. She covers a variety of topics, focusing on local news and community stories that resonate with Cincinnati residents. Madeline's work has been featured in Scene Magazine (Times-Shamrock), NewsBreak, and Cincinnati CityBeat.
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Madeline Fening's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on law enforcement and historic preservation. She also covers evolving stories related to crime, labor strikes, LGBTQ+ equality, and drug warnings.
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Given Madeline's strong interest in covering topics specific to Cincinnati and Ohio as a whole, localized angles are likely to garner more attention from her.
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By: Madeline Fening
Where Saxon is being held — and whether he faces federal charges — remains unclear.
By: Madeline Fening
"This may be the first time an ICE agent is incarcerated in his own ICE jail," said Lynn Tramonte, executive director of the Ohio Immigrant Alliance.
By: Madeline Fening
Federal prosecutors on Monday detailed years of alleged domestic abuse by a Cincinnati-based U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) supervisor against his non-citizen girlfriend.
By: Madeline Fening
From mass deportations and fatal police encounters to college culture-war battles and mayoral politics, these stories captured a year of reckoning in Greater Cincinnati.
By: Madeline Fening
William Defoor, 26, of Hyde Park, was taken into custody shortly after midnight following reports of vandalism at the vice president's residence on William Howard Taft Drive. Court records show Defoor has a history of mental health-related court cases, including a prior ruling that he was incompetent to stand trial.
By: Madeline Fening
Hamilton County prosecutors have abandoned plans to seek the death penalty against Rodney Hinton Jr. , the Cincinnati man accused of deliberately
By: Madeline Fening
Prosecutors say William Defoor caused $28,000 in damage and resisted federal agents, while defense attorneys argued the incident stemmed from mental illness, not politics.
Cornerback Cameron Taylor-Britt appeared in Hamilton County Municipal Court Tuesday where he pleaded guilty to charges of reckless driving and driving without a license.
By: Madeline Fening
Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton has selected Cincinnati native David Pepper as her running mate for the 2026 race.
Hundreds of people gathered Downtown Thursday to protest the shooting death of a Minneapolis woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.
