Matthew Dietz is a Digital Editor for WLWT, a local news station in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including crime, sports, and community events. His work has also been featured in various other news outlets across the United States.
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Matthew Dietz's coverage primarily focuses on local news, crime, and sports in the Ohio area. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing local events, criminal cases, or sports developments in the Ohio region.
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By: Matthew Dietz
A Carroll County grand jury will decide whether several people accused of locking a 2-year-old boy inside a cage should stand trial.
The man accused of breaking into a bagel shop in Cincinnati's Oakley neighborhood has been indicted on more than a dozen charges.
Emergency crews responded Thursday afternoon after a fire broke out in a housing unit at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio.
By: Matthew Dietz
The Cincinnati Reds are working to make a difference in the community with Thanksgiving just one week away.
Thursday brought the first snow accumulations of the winter season to the Greater Cincinnati area.
By: Matthew Dietz
Women's basketball star Caitlin Clark is part of an ownership group that is aiming to get a National Women's Soccer League expansion team to Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's president and CEO Jonathan Martin is retiring in February 2025.
By: Matthew Dietz
Ohio State University students who were living in dorms where black mold and mushrooms were found will have the option to be moved to new dorms next semester.
By: Matthew Dietz, Danielle Dindak
Cincinnati is among the finalists for the National Women's Soccer League expansion race.
The Lakota School District announced Friday that Lakota East High School principal Rob Burnside has resigned.
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