Richard Chiles is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio, focusing on local news and community events. He writes for WLWT, and his work has also appeared on WMUR-TV. Richard's articles cover a wide range of topics, including concerts, community initiatives, local businesses, and social issues impacting the Cincinnati area.
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Richard Chiles focuses on local news, community events, and Cincinnati-specific coverage. His articles predominantly cover events, seasonal topics, evolving stories, and breaking news related to family & relationships, sports, and crime.
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Two people are in stable condition after a shooting just steps away from the University of Cincinnati's campus.
By: Richard Chiles
At least two people have died in a Clermont County crash overnight.
From the early morning hugs to the postrace bouquets, the Queen Bee Half Marathon was a true celebration of sisterhood.
By: Richard Chiles
Officials with the Cincinnati Fire Department say they and other first responders, along with law enforcement, are prepared for whatever happens during the festival, from Over-the-Rhine to northern Kentucky.
By: Richard Chiles
Homecoming at the University of Cincinnati began with an early morning wake-up for the undergrads and a parade down Clifton Avenue.
By: Richard Chiles
A major road in Camp Washington is partially shut down by a sink hole caused by a large water main break.
It's the final night of BLINK Cincinnati, the nation's largest arts and light festival.
By: Richard Chiles
Two police officers are in the hospital and a person is on the run after a car slammed into a police cruiser overnight.
By: Richard Chiles
It's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day and a number of local law enforcement agencies are joining in on the fight against addiction in America.
By: Richard Chiles
The U.S. Senate Race in Ohio could tip the scales in Congress and the candidates are spending some of the last days of their campaign in southwest Ohio.
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