Todd Dykes is an Investigative Reporter at WLWT. With a focus on law and legal affairs, government, and politics, Todd is dedicated to uncovering stories that empower the voiceless while navigating the complexities of today's media landscape. He has been featured in various outlets including MSN, KSBW 8, and WVTM-TV, showcasing his commitment to accurate and timely news reporting.
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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.
Given Todd's focus on local issues within Ohio and more specifically Cincinnati, experts with a deep understanding of the social and political landscape in these areas would likely capture his attention. Additionally, if you can provide commentary or analysis regarding shifting dynamics around marijuana legalization or its impact on communities like Goshen or New Richmond in Ohio, it may align well with Todd’s coverage interests.
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By: Todd Dykes
A major Supreme Court ruling on Thursday could have a big impact on immigration in Ohio.
By: Todd Dykes
Ian Doty, 41, was arrested in San Diego on a charge linked to sexual battery case against Bethel's Police Chief
By: Todd Dykes
The U.S. Supreme Court is bringing relief to immigrant families in Greater Cincinnati after rejecting a bid from the Trump administration to overturn birthright citizenship.
By: Todd Dykes
Authorities in Vinton County, Ohio, have arrested four family members on felony child endangerment charges after discovering 16 children living in a small room under deeply troubling conditions.
By: Todd Dykes
Authorities in Vinton County, Ohio, discovered 16 children, ranging in age from 1-and-a-half to 18, allegedly kept hidden in a small room inside a house in the village of Hamden for the past four years.
The United States 250th birthday is prompting reflection, pride, and mixed emotions during a time of political division.
By: Todd Dykes
A $25 million federal grant will help pay for a decades-in-the-making project that calls for capping a portion of Fort Washington Way in downtown Cincinnati.
By: Todd Dykes
A social media trend called the "Benadryl challenge" is raising concerns in Ohio as it encourages teenagers to take dangerously high doses of the over-the-counter allergy medication in order to experience hallucinations.
National Threat Assessment Center experts share warning signs to prevent acts of mass violence
Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) board members are meeting Monday to address an $8.7 million budget shortfall and consider a potential tax request for voters in November.
