Rachel Hirschheimer is a Reporter at WLWT. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and wellness, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in Ohio and Cincinnati. Rachel's work has been featured in various outlets including NBC29 WVIR-TV and NBC12 - WWBT.
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Rachel's coverage is focused on local news, particularly emphasizing evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and family & relationships. She seems keen to provide in-depth coverage of tragedies and community events with a focus on human interest.
To effectively reach out to Rachel, consider providing her with firsthand accounts or exclusive interviews related to the evolving local stories she covers. Personal narratives from those impacted by the covered events could be valuable additions to her reporting.
Given Rachel’s specific geographic focus on Ohio, especially Cincinnati, pitches should relate directly to these areas or have strong relevance within this context. For example, expert commentary from local officials or community leaders involved in addressing issues such as gun violence would likely resonate well with her audience.
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By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Community comes together to remember family members killed in College Hill stabbing
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
What to know before you head to the polls in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana on Tuesday
Reactions are pouring in tonight as JD Vance gears up to become America's next vice president. From his hometown to the neighborhood where his family resides, there are mixed emotions.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
The sale of medical marijuana will soon be legal in Kentucky, but there are questions about where you can buy it and how soon you can get it.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Whooping cough cases are on the rise at the University of Cincinnati as health officials try to keep up with students who may have recently been exposed to it.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
The Butler County Sheriff says he's ready to deport undocumented immigrants. This comes after President-elect Donald Trump announced his administration's "border czar."
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Cincinnati City Council members are addressing the violence taking place at transit centers. On Thursday, they talked about efforts being done to combat this issue.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
It's been quite the year for the Anderson High School football team. The team remains undefeated and is heading to the regional championships for a matchup of a lifetime.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
There are more than 400 unsolved homicides in Cincinnati. Recently, WLWT told you about a new initiative tasked with solving these cold cases that date back decades. Now, families in the city are speaking out pushing for answers about their loved ones' cases.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
On Friday, people who helped try to find him came together to grieve his loss.
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