Todd Dykes is an investigative reporter for WLWT.com, focusing on local news in Ohio, specifically in the Cincinnati area. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, marijuana legislation, crime, and transportation. Todd is a proud graduate of WKU and is active on social media, sharing updates and engaging with his audience.
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Todd Dykes focuses on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio, covering evolving and breaking stories related to crime, government & politics. He also reports on topics such as marijuana legalization and law enforcement. If you have expertise in local crime trends or policies related to drug laws and law enforcement practices, especially within the Cincinnati area, your insights could be valuable for his reporting.
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Dalton has been organizing an event that will happen this Saturday at a marina known as The Knot, which is on the way to Rabbit Hash.
In the wake of Saturday's shooting, a grieving community is still searching for answers as to how it all happened.
Friday's services for Rybicki at Middendorf Funeral Home in Ft. Wright and for Eary at Grace Fellowship Church in Florence were packed.
By: Todd Dykes
Seated as Ohio's junior senator last year, Vance has sponsored 34 bills according to Congress.gov's web page detailing the 39-year-old's political record.
By: Todd Dykes
The impact of what's being called a buggy software update was widespread — from airport delays to scheduling issues Friday morning at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
By: Todd Dykes
People who wanted to see J.D. Vance first-hand on Monday in the auditorium of Middletown High School started arriving during the early morning hours.
By: Todd Dykes
Summertime in Cincinnati has, in years past, proved challenging for people who want to put an end to gun violence.
By a four vote margin, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, failed to get the endorsement of the state's Fraternal Order of Police during the organization's annual conference this week in Columbus.
In its heyday, the mall was a magnet for families who lived near the northern loop of I-275 near where the highway connects to Interstate 75.
From high in the sky to eye level, a sound barrier going up in Covington is unlike any other in Kentucky.
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