Sam Knef is a Multi-Media Journalist (MMJ) who focuses on local news in Southern California. Sam writes for Spectrum News 1 and Spectrum News 13 Orlando, covering a range of topics including personal stories of resilience, legislative issues, community events, and the impact of various trends on local businesses and organizations.
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Sam Knef's coverage indicates a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on local events and issues. He has covered sports, health-related topics such as addiction and smoking, community events, and government announcements.
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By: Sam Knef
FORT WRIGHT, Ky. — While recovery efforts are just starting for people affected by Hurricane Milton, they're ongoing for those affected by Helene.
The festival, which begins Oct. 17, is four days of free public art, spanning 30 city blocks from Cincinnati into northern Kentucky
By: Sam Knef
CINCINNATI — The country's largest immersive art event is about to kick off in northern Kentucky and Cincinnati.
By: Sam Knef
When he bought an old house to convert to a bar, a northern Kentucky man didn’t realize he was also inheriting some old house guests.
By: Sam Knef
COVINGTON, Ky. — A group of transportation and environmental nonprofits are suing the Brent Spence Corridor Project in Federal Court, claiming the environmental impacts are more than what's been led on.
By: Sam Knef
Environmentalists are particularly concerned about the impact to non-white communities around the bridge.
The organization recently passed the milestone of helping 111 homeowners in northern Kentucky.
After spending some time in Romania, NKU English Professor Kelly Moffett wanted to share that experience with her students.
Point Laundry has 30 employees, and 11 of them have intellectual and developmental disabilities.
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. — Everyone knows the classic vampire tropes: they come out at night and want to suck your blood, etc.
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