Terry Demio is a news reporter based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Terry contributes to publications such as the Cincinnati Enquirer, Courier Journal, and Yahoo News. Their articles cover a range of topics including drug addiction, public health, crime, and community issues.
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Terry Demio's coverage focuses primarily on local public health issues, drug addiction, mental health, and crime in the Cincinnati area. Her articles often cite data and include expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Terry Demio
'Finally,' said Rhonda O'Brien, after learning a bill called the Ian alert was filed in Kentucky. Her grandson with autism drowned in the Ohio River.
By: Terry DeMio
The food bank that helps fight hunger throughout the Greater Cincinnati metropolitan area is facing a struggle of its own this year.
By: Terry Demio
A new survey shows that kids are emotionally better than during the pandemic, but a need for mental health resources continues.
By: Terry Demio
"Lift the Tristate" enrolls those struggling financially and guides them to a living wage. "It's what's gonna get me back on track," student says.
By: Terry DeMio
Dr. Uma Kotagal, now 76, was a Cincinnati Children's neonatologist caring for newborns in the 1970s when she first encountered a whole different kind of baby: the gorilla.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mostly sunny skies greet Cincinnati area residents on Memorial Day following a cloudy and rainy Sunday.
You can plan on a lot of sun, some clouds and comfortable temperatures for Memorial Day remembrances, activities.
By: Terry DeMio
Cincinnati Enquirer A new wave of immigrants from West Africa that has settled in the Cincinnati suburb of Lockland is struggling to get
By: Patricia Gallagher Newberry, Terry DeMio, Erin Couch
The Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is expected to reopen in March after crews repair the damage caused by an intense fire, but for those whose day-to-day
By: Terry DeMio
Cincinnati Enquirer The whoop torments babies, mostly, as they struggle to suck in air after a merciless bout of coughing. Others have broken ribs during the violent spells.
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