Sean MacKinnon is a reporter at WLWT. He covers a variety of themes including sports, with a particular focus on competitive sports, as well as topics related to pets, veterinary care, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and animal rights. Sean has been featured in multiple outlets including KCRA 3 & My58 Television, KCCI-TV, and NBC5 News.
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Sean Mackinnon's coverage focuses primarily on local news, including announcements and evolving stories related to entertainment, crime, family & relationships, government & politics in the Nebraska and Omaha area. Sean would likely be interested in pitches that align with these themes and cover topics such as local events, community issues, political developments at the state or city level.
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- Local events like festivals or charity drives
- Community initiatives addressing crime or public safety
- Human interest stories about families facing unique challenges
- Political developments impacting the local area
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Jordan and Sierra Walters died after ISP says a truck crossed the center line on SR 350. Their boys survived.
By: Sean MacKinnon
DEARBORN COUNTY, Ind. — A community in Indiana is devastated after two young boys lost their mom and dad in a deadly crash on Friday.
AJ Ewing, a 21-year-old Springboro High School graduate, returned to Cincinnati Monday night to play at Great American Ballpark as the New York Mets faced the Reds.
By: Sean Mackinnon
Rozzi pyrotechnicians braved extreme heat to set up Glendale’s fireworks display Thursday night, one of dozens of shows planned for the Fourth of July weekend.
By: Kevin Mackinnon, Sean Mackinnon
The Tour de France, the biggest race in cycling, starts on Saturday, July 4th. This will be the 113th running of the race that starts, this year, in Barcelona, Spain and finishes in the traditional fashion in Paris. The outright favourite is Tadej Pogacar, the reigning champion and current world champion. Jonas Vingegaard, who won the Giro d’Italia in May, sits miles behind in bookmakers eyes, with young French superstar Paul Seixas slotted in as third favourite to win. The race is made up of 21 stages with 184 of the best road cyclists in the world competing. The best part about the Tour is that anything can happen and, with 21 opportunities to crown a stage winner, there is always a reason to tune into the action over the three weeks.
Winton Hills families had a rude awakening after explosions at their front door around midnight.
By: Sean Mackinnon
One family in Villa Hills believes thieves used technology to steal their car remotely.
Children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities came together in Cincinnati this weekend for a special Miracle League baseball series.
After nine days of racing at the 2026 Tour de France fans of the sport have been treated to an electric first bout of racing – everything from the opening team time trial won by outside favorites Visma Lease a Bike to a dramatic breakaway stage 4 that saw Norwegian Torstein Træen move into the leaders jersey, taking a time gap of almost eight minutes over Tadej Pogacar who started that day in yellow.
Police are cracking down after the latest string of car thefts hit multiple towns in northern Kentucky.
