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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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
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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By: Richard Chiles
With only 7 months left until its close, the popular West Chester entertainment destination celebrates its final Christmas in July promotion.
By: Richard Chiles
Police are investigating multiple scenes after multiple people were shot overnight in Westwood.
By: Richard Chiles
The legacy of Cincinnati Reds legend Joe Nuxhall lives on in the Miracle League fields of Fairfield's Hatton Park. For 11 years, the facility has hosted special needs athletes and shared the spirit of competition.
Two people have died and three are injured after a shooting overnight in Corryville, according to Cincinnati police.
Three people have died after an overnight shooting in Corryville, according to the Hamilton County Coroner.
CINCINNATI — Multiple shootings took place overnight after Fourth of July celebrations. At least three shootings happening within hour's of each other.
A full slate of events kicks off in downtown Cincinnati Tuesday promoting collaboration between professionals within the Black community.
Area passengers look for detours while other travel plans remain grounded. HEBRON, Ky. —
By: Richard Chiles
It was a busy night for Cincinnati police in District Four as officers investigate a deadly shooting, as well as a crash involving a police officer, within two miles of each other.
By: Richard Chiles
Presumptive Democratic nominee, and current vice president, Kamala Harris is headed to Indiana Wednesday.
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