Sean DeLancey is a Sr. Reporter at WCPO. With extensive experience covering a wide range of topics including education, construction, law, and public security, Sean has reported on significant issues such as lawsuits and the construction industry throughout his career in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio. He has been featured in various outlets including KTNV Channel 13 Action News, News 5 Cleveland (WEWS), and the Dayton Daily News.
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Sean DeLancey's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, government & politics in the Cincinnati area. He frequently reports on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Sean DeLancey
NEWPORT, Ky. — Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced Tuesday that 33 cities or counties would see an extended gas tax break as his executive order to cut the tax is set to expire Thursday.
By: Sean DeLancey
COVINGTON, Ky. — Officials in Kenton County are calling on people to weigh in on their comprehensive transportation plan that could guide the future
By: Sean DeLancey
HAMILTON, Ohio — We asked you to tell us what's important to you at WCPO's latest "Let's Talk" event in Hamilton, and dozens showed up to the First Financial Bank on High Street to make their voices heard.
CINCINNATI — Hundreds of people filled the Elm Street concourse in the shadow of the First Financial Convention Center to kick off Pride weekend in Cincinnati.
By: Sean DeLancey
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — One week after a critical Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for thousands of immigrants living in Springfield , largely from Haiti, protesters recognized America's 250th birthday with a rally in their support.
By: Sean DeLancey
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. — Longtime Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for three weeks , fueling rampant online speculation about his health and ability to complete his final term ending in January.
By: Sean DeLancey
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — The future of one of Middletown's biggest employers, the Cleveland-Cliffs steel plant, hangs on the decision of the Ohio
By: Sean DeLancey
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — Middletown City Council members voted unanimously on Monday to fund the removal of the final roughly 12,000 cubic yards of concrete aggregate from the property that once housed the Middletown Paperboard factory
By: Sean DeLancey
NORWOOD, Ohio — As war reignited in the Middle East and President Donald Trump reinstated a blockade on Iranian ports Monday, GasBuddy analysts warned of gasoline price increases
By: Sean DeLancey
Sean DeLancey covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at [email protected].
