Rachel Hirschheimer is a reporter for WLWT, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Rachel covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and severe weather. Her work has also been featured on NBC29 WVIR-TV, NBC12 - WWBT, Whsv -tv (Abc 3), and Jackson's 16 WAPT.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
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
A mother is facing charges after police say she left her young children unattended at home. According to court records, the stove caught on fire while she was gone.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Survivors of gun violence are speaking out and asking questions, hoping to get answers. This is all through a panel discussion held Wednesday evening called, "The Summit."
By: Rachel Hirschheimer, Matthew Dietz
The University of Cincinnati is making major announcements about financial aid after delays over the past several months.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Mother gives update one year after her daughter was shot in the head CINCINNATI — It's been one year since a young girl was shot in the head and survived.
Sunday marks one year since 25-year-old Ryan Healey was gunned down in Over-the-Rhine. His father says he remembers the day like it was yesterday.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
New video shows teenagers arrested right after a woman was assaulted on a Metro bus in Colerain Township.
By: Matthew Dietz, Rachel Hirschheimer
Protesters gathered at the center of the Oval on Ohio State's campus, chanting messages of support for Palestine.
By: Matthew Dietz
No charges will be filed against the man who investigators said communicated with the teenager accused of plotting a mass casualty event at Mariemont High School earlier this year.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
She says an AirTag was tracking her son's every move. She called Green Township police, who took the device as evidence. Hours later, she says the car was vandalized.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
The Cincinnati Public Schools' teachers' union issued a unanimous "no confidence" vote against the district's superintendent.
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