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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day.
Sarah Thistlethwaite said babies Jillian and Jenna were removed from ventilators Sunday afternoon after they were able to breathe comfortably. She told The Associated Press that she and her husband Bill both held them for a while on Mother's Day.
"It's just hard to put into words how amazing it feels to know the girls are OK," she said. "It's great to know that they're doing so well, and being able to hold them."
The identical twin girls shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. Such births are called monoamniotic, or "mono mono," and doctors say they occur in about one of every 10,000 pregnancies.
They were born Friday at Akron General Medical Center, grasping each other's hands when doctors lifted them up for their parents to see after delivery.
Thistlethwaite told the Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/1hG517d ) that was "the best Mother's Day present ever."
"They're already best friends," said Thistlethwaite, 32. "I can't believe they were holding hands. That's amazing."
Jenna was born first at 4 pounds, 2 ounces and 17 inches, with Jillian following 48 seconds later at 3 pounds, 13 ounces and 17.5 inches.
They were moved temporarily to Akron Children's Hospital because they needed breathing assistance. Thistlethwaite expects to be released from Akron General on Tuesday, while the girls will remain in the hospital two to four weeks.
Dr. Melissa Mancuso helped deliver the twins, one of several amniotic pairs she has helped deliver in 11 years. She said the twins are at risk during pregnancy of entanglement of umbilical cords, which can cause death. Another woman at Akron General is expected to give birth later this week to monoamniotic twins.
Sarah and Bill Thistlethwaite, of Orrville, Ohio, have a son, Jaxon, whose first birthday was Jan. 27. That's the day they also found out she was carrying twins.
"All I could do was laugh," said Bill, 35.
They rushed to prepare their home for the twins, and Sarah was soon on bed rest.
A middle school math teacher, she went into the hospital on March 14.
"It's hard, it really is," she said of extended bed rest. "It was very mentally challenging knowing I have to sit here all day."
Besides television, books and "trashy gossip magazines," she viewed YouTube to learn how to crochet baby hats.
The girls were born at 33 weeks and two days. Mancuso said there were only minor issues during the pregnancy.
Sometimes the girls would kick the monitors off.
"I don't know what they're doing to each other," Sarah said jokingly of her "sweet girls."
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NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a game changer for them. It unlocked a secret to their son's happiness. AJ Stafford just celebrated his 5th birthday. It's a big milestone for his family who's been taking life one day at a time. He has a few medical conditions, but his primary diagnoses are cerebral palsy and epilepsy. "He can't walk, he can't talk, he can't roll over, he can't sit up on his own, so all his needs are met by me and Andy," says Stephanie Stafford, AJ's mom. "He goes to physical therapy. He works hard at physical therapy, he works hard at occupational therapy, speech therapy--knowing AJ, you can see when he's there. It may look like little things he does every time, but he works really hard," says Andy Stafford, AJ's dad. The family says AJ's responses are usually subtle, but one day last year the family noticed something big. "We were on our way home from vacation and her song, Brave, came on the radio and he got very vocal and he was just thrilled by the song and we were, like, giddy because we've never seen him act like that before," says Stephanie. "It was very exciting. It was like, 'Oh, my gosh, he's interacting with something. He doesn't interact with a lot of things. His sister he does [interact with] a little bit, but to see him interact with something was just great," says Andy. It was so great that the family wanted to share his excitement with others in a social media video in hopes that the woman responsible for AJ's happy feet might see how she's gotten through to this brave little boy. "My hope for AJ is that he's just happy. That he just enjoys life and when he listens to music, especially Sara, he's happy, and that means a lot to us," says Stephanie. So far, the Facebook video has been viewed more than 13,000 times. The family hopes that somehow Sara Bareilles sees it and connects with AJ. Follow Sydney Benter on Twitter @Local12Sydney, and LIKE her on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 20 Aug 2015
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, he attempted to Whip and also Nae Nae. Follow Bob Herzog on Twitter @bob_herzog and LIKE him on Facebook
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 77628
Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal discovery of the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, its people and most importantly of all it's rich musical culture.
- published: 17 Dec 2010
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CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-based production shingle Star Com Productions. The video was first announced on RyanSeacrest.com
Watch the full music video here: http://youtu.be/jsoIhOV6mHs
Ryan Seacrest Announcement: http://ryanseacrest.com/2013/05/25/tiffany-alvord-gets-revenge-on-ex-in-never-lover-boy-video/
Star Com Production's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/starcomproductions
JC Schroder's Website: http://jcschroder.com/
JC's feature film "FOREVER'S END" will be premiering at the Chinese Theater's in Hollywood on June 7th!
--Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/m7FmTaIqQJU
--Official Website here: http://www.foreversendmovie.com/
- published: 30 May 2013
- views: 12718
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about 65 cats from one owner that have been rescued by Clermont to the Rescue at the Clermont County Animal Shelter. In the course of that story Local 12 showed you a picture of a missing cat that belonged to Wilma Taylor's family. Staffers at the Clough Pike Veterinary Clinic saw the story, recognized Thor as a cat that had recently been brought into their facility, and called Taylor. Thor and his family have been reunited, one day before he would have been up for adoption. Wilma said in gratitude her daughter's going to adopt another cat from the Clermont County Animal Shelter so Thor will have a brother or a sister. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 26 Jun 2015
- views: 1151
CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on Poverty. It featured a segment at Sands Elementary that it described as a ray of hope in a slum neighborhood. In the documentary, 3rd grade teacher Sandra Lewis read an essay by student Willie Grimes who said, We think that some people are wrong because not everyone in the West End is a slum person. Two weeks ago, Sandra Lewis Sparrow Wilkinson, now in her 70s, returned to Sands. Its closed and being renovated for senior citizen housing. She had not been back in nearly 50 years. Its so noisy here. And its the wrong noise. Its not the noise of the kids. Wilkinson has only a vague recollection of the documentary, but remembers well how poor her students were, When it snowed the kids would be absent. Why? Because they didnt have anything to wear. No boots, no protective shoes. And it was amazing to me that was the reason that our attendance was cut in half. Wilkinson said her students were open, willing to learn and bright. She said many of them lacked opportunities and wonders what became of them. She was disappointed to hear her hometown is currently the fourth worst big city in childhood poverty. It was like, WHOA! Whats going on here? I couldnt believe that. She laments the lack of success of the War on Poverty but encourages Cincinnatians to keep up the fight, Do it. Dont just let it happen. Just think if it were your child. If we all did something concrete instead of waiting on the Mayor. Get up and do something else. Come down here and teach. Find a place to live for one family. Just take care of one family and it would be a support; a start. So thats what I say. Get going. Local 12 was unable to locate Willie Grimes but after promotion for the story began he emailed the station. We are talking to him and will have his story in the coming days. Follow Joe Webb on Twitter @joewebbwkrc, and LIKE him on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 27 Oct 2015
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonard said she was lying in bed when her dog, Willow, acted out of character. She said the dog jumped up on the bed and put her nose to her left side. Tara told the dog to stop but Willow was persistent and eventually sneezed on the woman. When she went to wipe it off she felt a lump in her breast. She went to see a doctor right away and was diagnosed with breast cancer. The best part of the story: Tara is now cancer free with a whole new love for her dog! Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 19 Oct 2015
- views: 40068
CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally.
Katt is coming home for a show at the US Bank Arena on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Local 12s own John Lomax had a chance to sit down and talk with the comic about life and what it is like to come back home to do a show.
Katt Williams was born in The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, but was raised in Dayton, Ohio.
Cincinnati is always part of the tour list and an important part, said Katt. My first comedy special was from Cincinnati so I have always tried to stay grounded which is hard to do when you are as tall as I am.
Just being from Ohio gives you a whole experience thats different from the rest of the United States, said Katt. Growing up where one neighbor was black and the other neighbor was white racism just wasnt where we was at. We appreciated both sides of things.
With all the racial things going on in the world today, its so wonderful that people of all different nationalities and races and creeds an come out and celebrate Black Friday without racism, jokes Katt.
When asked if recent events will be a part of his act, Katt said that he really doesnt have much choice.
I am blessed to have a fan base that allows me to talk about things that are just generally arent a part of a comedic dialog, said Katt. Theyre always so sharp and quick that they allow those types of conversations, and it doesnt make for a better form of comedy but its our form of dialog on a lot of things that are happening and how we are going to deal with them in real life.
When asked how soon is too soon when it comes to topics like Ferguson and Bill Cosby, Katt said that he generally ends up on the wrong side of timing and so I generally dont worry about that.
If its something that you are discussing at your house and its something that Im discussing at my house, then it will probably be discussed on the stage, said Katt. That doesnt always allow you to be right, you can be right when you wait, but when you have to discuss it you just discuss it as clear as you can.
Fortunately the people who like me are off. Im off, said Katt.Im off and my fans are off, so thats really the dialog, that we are all a little off and trying to catch up with a crazy world.
You can find more information on the show by going here.
Follow John Lomax on Twitter @johnlomaxwkrc12, and LIKE him on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 1297
WKRC-TV, channel 12, is a CBS-affiliated television station located in Cincinnati, Ohio. WKRC-TV is owned by Newport Television, and broadcasts from a combined studio/transmitter facility on Highland Avenue in the Mount Auburn section of Cincinnati.
WKRC-TV is Cincinnati's second-oldest television station, having commenced operations on April 4, 1949 as a CBS affiliate on VHF channel 11. The station was owned by the Ohio-based Taft family, who were active in both politics and in media. The Tafts published the Cincinnati Times-Star, and also owned WKRC radio (AM 550 and FM 101.9, now WKRQ) under their broadcasting subsidiary, Radio Cincinnati. In 1958, the Tafts sold the Times-Star to the locally-based rival E. W. Scripps Company, owner of the The Cincinnati Post and WCPO-AM-FM-TV. The Tafts' broadcasting interests were then reorganized as Taft Broadcasting, with WKRC-AM-FM-TV as the flagship stations. The WKRC stations' call letters were derived from the original owner of WKRC radio, Clarence Ogden of the Kodel Radio Company ("Ko" for Clarence and "dell" for Della his wife).
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1:46Mother gives birth to rare twins holding hands
Mother gives birth to rare twins holding handsMother gives birth to rare twins holding hands
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day. Sarah Thistlethwaite said babies Jillian and Jenna were removed from ventilators Sunday afternoon after they were able to breathe comfortably. She told The Associated Press that she and her husband Bill both held them for a while on Mother's Day. "It's just hard to put into words how amazing it feels to know the girls are OK," she said. "It's great to know that they're doing so well, and being able to hold them." The identical twin girls shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. Such births are called monoamniotic, or "mono mono," and doctors say they occur in about one of every 10,000 pregnancies. They were born Friday at Akron General Medical Center, grasping each other's hands when doctors lifted them up for their parents to see after delivery. Thistlethwaite told the Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/1hG517d ) that was "the best Mother's Day present ever." "They're already best friends," said Thistlethwaite, 32. "I can't believe they were holding hands. That's amazing." Jenna was born first at 4 pounds, 2 ounces and 17 inches, with Jillian following 48 seconds later at 3 pounds, 13 ounces and 17.5 inches. They were moved temporarily to Akron Children's Hospital because they needed breathing assistance. Thistlethwaite expects to be released from Akron General on Tuesday, while the girls will remain in the hospital two to four weeks. Dr. Melissa Mancuso helped deliver the twins, one of several amniotic pairs she has helped deliver in 11 years. She said the twins are at risk during pregnancy of entanglement of umbilical cords, which can cause death. Another woman at Akron General is expected to give birth later this week to monoamniotic twins. Sarah and Bill Thistlethwaite, of Orrville, Ohio, have a son, Jaxon, whose first birthday was Jan. 27. That's the day they also found out she was carrying twins. "All I could do was laugh," said Bill, 35. They rushed to prepare their home for the twins, and Sarah was soon on bed rest. A middle school math teacher, she went into the hospital on March 14. "It's hard, it really is," she said of extended bed rest. "It was very mentally challenging knowing I have to sit here all day." Besides television, books and "trashy gossip magazines," she viewed YouTube to learn how to crochet baby hats. The girls were born at 33 weeks and two days. Mancuso said there were only minor issues during the pregnancy. Sometimes the girls would kick the monitors off. "I don't know what they're doing to each other," Sarah said jokingly of her "sweet girls." -- Online: Akron Children's Hospital: bit.ly/1jwEkq8 (c) 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. -
2:25Family posts video of son's reaction to song
Family posts video of son's reaction to songFamily posts video of son's reaction to song
NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a game changer for them. It unlocked a secret to their son's happiness. AJ Stafford just celebrated his 5th birthday. It's a big milestone for his family who's been taking life one day at a time. He has a few medical conditions, but his primary diagnoses are cerebral palsy and epilepsy. "He can't walk, he can't talk, he can't roll over, he can't sit up on his own, so all his needs are met by me and Andy," says Stephanie Stafford, AJ's mom. "He goes to physical therapy. He works hard at physical therapy, he works hard at occupational therapy, speech therapy--knowing AJ, you can see when he's there. It may look like little things he does every time, but he works really hard," says Andy Stafford, AJ's dad. The family says AJ's responses are usually subtle, but one day last year the family noticed something big. "We were on our way home from vacation and her song, Brave, came on the radio and he got very vocal and he was just thrilled by the song and we were, like, giddy because we've never seen him act like that before," says Stephanie. "It was very exciting. It was like, 'Oh, my gosh, he's interacting with something. He doesn't interact with a lot of things. His sister he does [interact with] a little bit, but to see him interact with something was just great," says Andy. It was so great that the family wanted to share his excitement with others in a social media video in hopes that the woman responsible for AJ's happy feet might see how she's gotten through to this brave little boy. "My hope for AJ is that he's just happy. That he just enjoys life and when he listens to music, especially Sara, he's happy, and that means a lot to us," says Stephanie. So far, the Facebook video has been viewed more than 13,000 times. The family hopes that somehow Sara Bareilles sees it and connects with AJ. Follow Sydney Benter on Twitter @Local12Sydney, and LIKE her on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
3:30Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae NaeDance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, he attempted to Whip and also Nae Nae. Follow Bob Herzog on Twitter @bob_herzog and LIKE him on Facebook -
7:10Local 12 - Kulo
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Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal discovery of the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, its people and most importantly of all it's rich musical culture. -
1:50CBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music Video
CBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music VideoCBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music Video
CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-based production shingle Star Com Productions. The video was first announced on RyanSeacrest.com Watch the full music video here: http://youtu.be/jsoIhOV6mHs Ryan Seacrest Announcement: http://ryanseacrest.com/2013/05/25/tiffany-alvord-gets-revenge-on-ex-in-never-lover-boy-video/ Star Com Production's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/starcomproductions JC Schroder's Website: http://jcschroder.com/ JC's feature film "FOREVER'S END" will be premiering at the Chinese Theater's in Hollywood on June 7th! --Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/m7FmTaIqQJU --Official Website here: http://www.foreversendmovie.com/ -
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0:46Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about 65 cats from one owner that have been rescued by Clermont to the Rescue at the Clermont County Animal Shelter. In the course of that story Local 12 showed you a picture of a missing cat that belonged to Wilma Taylor's family. Staffers at the Clough Pike Veterinary Clinic saw the story, recognized Thor as a cat that had recently been brought into their facility, and called Taylor. Thor and his family have been reunited, one day before he would have been up for adoption. Wilma said in gratitude her daughter's going to adopt another cat from the Clermont County Animal Shelter so Thor will have a brother or a sister. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
4:10Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflectsChildhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on Poverty. It featured a segment at Sands Elementary that it described as a ray of hope in a slum neighborhood. In the documentary, 3rd grade teacher Sandra Lewis read an essay by student Willie Grimes who said, We think that some people are wrong because not everyone in the West End is a slum person. Two weeks ago, Sandra Lewis Sparrow Wilkinson, now in her 70s, returned to Sands. Its closed and being renovated for senior citizen housing. She had not been back in nearly 50 years. Its so noisy here. And its the wrong noise. Its not the noise of the kids. Wilkinson has only a vague recollection of the documentary, but remembers well how poor her students were, When it snowed the kids would be absent. Why? Because they didnt have anything to wear. No boots, no protective shoes. And it was amazing to me that was the reason that our attendance was cut in half. Wilkinson said her students were open, willing to learn and bright. She said many of them lacked opportunities and wonders what became of them. She was disappointed to hear her hometown is currently the fourth worst big city in childhood poverty. It was like, WHOA! Whats going on here? I couldnt believe that. She laments the lack of success of the War on Poverty but encourages Cincinnatians to keep up the fight, Do it. Dont just let it happen. Just think if it were your child. If we all did something concrete instead of waiting on the Mayor. Get up and do something else. Come down here and teach. Find a place to live for one family. Just take care of one family and it would be a support; a start. So thats what I say. Get going. Local 12 was unable to locate Willie Grimes but after promotion for the story began he emailed the station. We are talking to him and will have his story in the coming days. Follow Joe Webb on Twitter @joewebbwkrc, and LIKE him on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
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0:48Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
Woman believes dog detected breast cancerWoman believes dog detected breast cancer
ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonard said she was lying in bed when her dog, Willow, acted out of character. She said the dog jumped up on the bed and put her nose to her left side. Tara told the dog to stop but Willow was persistent and eventually sneezed on the woman. When she went to wipe it off she felt a lump in her breast. She went to see a doctor right away and was diagnosed with breast cancer. The best part of the story: Tara is now cancer free with a whole new love for her dog! Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
3:54Comedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John Lomax
Comedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John LomaxComedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John Lomax
CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally. Katt is coming home for a show at the US Bank Arena on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Local 12s own John Lomax had a chance to sit down and talk with the comic about life and what it is like to come back home to do a show. Katt Williams was born in The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, but was raised in Dayton, Ohio. Cincinnati is always part of the tour list and an important part, said Katt. My first comedy special was from Cincinnati so I have always tried to stay grounded which is hard to do when you are as tall as I am. Just being from Ohio gives you a whole experience thats different from the rest of the United States, said Katt. Growing up where one neighbor was black and the other neighbor was white racism just wasnt where we was at. We appreciated both sides of things. With all the racial things going on in the world today, its so wonderful that people of all different nationalities and races and creeds an come out and celebrate Black Friday without racism, jokes Katt. When asked if recent events will be a part of his act, Katt said that he really doesnt have much choice. I am blessed to have a fan base that allows me to talk about things that are just generally arent a part of a comedic dialog, said Katt. Theyre always so sharp and quick that they allow those types of conversations, and it doesnt make for a better form of comedy but its our form of dialog on a lot of things that are happening and how we are going to deal with them in real life. When asked how soon is too soon when it comes to topics like Ferguson and Bill Cosby, Katt said that he generally ends up on the wrong side of timing and so I generally dont worry about that. If its something that you are discussing at your house and its something that Im discussing at my house, then it will probably be discussed on the stage, said Katt. That doesnt always allow you to be right, you can be right when you wait, but when you have to discuss it you just discuss it as clear as you can. Fortunately the people who like me are off. Im off, said Katt.Im off and my fans are off, so thats really the dialog, that we are all a little off and trying to catch up with a crazy world. You can find more information on the show by going here. Follow John Lomax on Twitter @johnlomaxwkrc12, and LIKE him on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
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3:44Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12
Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Do you believe in magic? Paul Dalholt is a very talent magician and comedian who performs shows across the tri-state for families, corporate work and even gospel shows. He joined Local 12 in the studio this morning. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates. -
7:43Local 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie Hunter
Local 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie HunterLocal 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie Hunter
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (Jeff Hirsh) -- It took an 18 month fight for her to get to the bench, and in the following year and a half as juvenile court judge in Hamilton County, Tracie Hunter has been no stranger to controversy. Local 12 brings you a look into just what is happening in her courtroom.
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Mother gives birth to rare twins holding hands
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day. Sarah Thistlethwaite said babies Jillian and Jenna were removed from ventilators Sunday afternoon after they were able to breathe comfortably. She told The Associated Press that she and her husband Bill both held them for a while on Mother's Day. "It's just hard to put into words how amazing it feels to know the girls are OK," she said. "It's great to know that they're doing so well, and being able to hold them." The identical twin girls shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. Such births are called monoamniotic, or "mono mono," and doctors say they occur in about one of every 10,000 pregnancies. They... -
Family posts video of son's reaction to song
NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a game changer for them. It unlocked a secret to their son's happiness. AJ Stafford just celebrated his 5th birthday. It's a big milestone for his family who's been taking life one day at a time. He has a few medical conditions, but his primary diagnoses are cerebral palsy and epilepsy. "He can't walk, he can't talk, he can't roll over, he can't sit up on his own, so all his needs are met by me and Andy," says Stephanie Stafford, AJ's mom. "He goes to physical therapy. He works hard at physical therapy, he works hard at occupational therapy, speech therapy--knowing AJ, you can see when he's there. It may look like little things he doe... -
Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, he attempted to Whip and also Nae Nae. Follow Bob Herzog on Twitter @bob_herzog and LIKE him on Facebook -
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Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal discovery of the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, its people and most importantly of all it's rich musical culture. -
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CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-based production shingle Star Com Productions. The video was first announced on RyanSeacrest.com Watch the full music video here: http://youtu.be/jsoIhOV6mHs Ryan Seacrest Announcement: http://ryanseacrest.com/2013/05/25/tiffany-alvord-gets-revenge-on-ex-in-never-lover-boy-video/ Star Com Production's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/starcomproductions JC Schroder's Website: http://jcschroder.com/ JC's feature film "FOREVER'S END" will be premiering at the Chinese Theater's in Hollywood on June 7th! --Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/m7FmTaIqQJU --Official Website here: http://www.foreversendmovie.com/ -
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Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about 65 cats from one owner that have been rescued by Clermont to the Rescue at the Clermont County Animal Shelter. In the course of that story Local 12 showed you a picture of a missing cat that belonged to Wilma Taylor's family. Staffers at the Clough Pike Veterinary Clinic saw the story, recognized Thor as a cat that had recently been brought into their facility, and called Taylor. Thor and his family have been reunited, one day before he would have been up for adoption. Wilma said in gratitude her daughter's going to adopt another cat from the Clermont County Animal Shelter so Thor will have a brother or a sister. Follow us ... -
Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on Poverty. It featured a segment at Sands Elementary that it described as a ray of hope in a slum neighborhood. In the documentary, 3rd grade teacher Sandra Lewis read an essay by student Willie Grimes who said, We think that some people are wrong because not everyone in the West End is a slum person. Two weeks ago, Sandra Lewis Sparrow Wilkinson, now in her 70s, returned to Sands. Its closed and being renovated for senior citizen housing. She had not been back in nearly 50 years. Its so noisy here. And its the wrong noise. Its not the noise of the kids. Wilkinson has only a vague recollection of the documentary, but remembers wel... -
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Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonard said she was lying in bed when her dog, Willow, acted out of character. She said the dog jumped up on the bed and put her nose to her left side. Tara told the dog to stop but Willow was persistent and eventually sneezed on the woman. When she went to wipe it off she felt a lump in her breast. She went to see a doctor right away and was diagnosed with breast cancer. The best part of the story: Tara is now cancer free with a whole new love for her dog! Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
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CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally. Katt is coming home for a show at the US Bank Arena on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Local 12s own John Lomax had a chance to sit down and talk with the comic about life and what it is like to come back home to do a show. Katt Williams was born in The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, but was raised in Dayton, Ohio. Cincinnati is always part of the tour list and an important part, said Katt. My first comedy special was from Cincinnati so I have always tried to stay grounded which is hard to do when you are as tall as I am. Just being from Ohio gives you a whole experience thats different from the rest of the United States,... -
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (Jeff Hirsh) -- It took an 18 month fight for her to get to the bench, and in the following year and a half as juvenile court judge in Hamilton County, Tracie Hunter has been no stranger to controversy. Local 12 brings you a look into just what is happening in her courtroom. -
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A local A Capella group was kind enough to stop by at local 12 and perform for us. Xavier University's Harmon-X sang Queen's "Somebody to Love" on Sunday morning. According to their website "the driving purpose behind the group is to provide entertainment through A Cappella music to the communities of Xavier, Cincinnati, and wherever else [they] decide to start singing." You can check out their Facebook here. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates! -
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EAU CLAIRE, Wisc. (WQOW/CNN Newsouce/WKRC) -- About 400 acres and hundreds of thousands of glorious blossoms glisten beneath the golden sun on Highway 85. They sway in memory of a woman who shone as bright as the light to which the flowers stand in attention. "She was like an angel without wings and now she has wings, said Jennifer White. "They're just like a big yellow smile. And my mom was always smiling." On November 17th, Babbette Jaquish died after her battle with multiple myeloma, a form of leukemia. "She was really sick when she was first diagnosed. They gave her two weeks to two months to live if she didn't respond to the chemotherapy at that time," said White. During her fierce fight with cancer, Babbette's husband, Don, began planting her favorite flower on their property. "He... -
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Hero dog adopted through rescue organization helps boy
MONROE, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A local dog certainly lived up to the saying “dog is a man’s best friend.” A local family said if not for their pit bull, Ember, their son's medical emergency could have been much worse. The Daniels family was aware that there's a negative stigma that sometimes surrounds the breed. But they said Ember was the second pit bull they've had as a pet. Ember has always had a special bond with Tre Daniels. And when the 10-year-old needed help, Ember was there. It was evident from the time they adopted the pit bull June 2014. Sunday, May 31, the family was even more grateful for Ember when Tre had a medical emergency. Tre’s mother, Tracy, said, “We were sleeping and she just sat down next to the bed and she was doing this real low grumble. It wasn't even a ...
Mother gives birth to rare twins holding hands
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on M...
AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day.
Sarah Thistlethwaite said babies Jillian and Jenna were removed from ventilators Sunday afternoon after they were able to breathe comfortably. She told The Associated Press that she and her husband Bill both held them for a while on Mother's Day.
"It's just hard to put into words how amazing it feels to know the girls are OK," she said. "It's great to know that they're doing so well, and being able to hold them."
The identical twin girls shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. Such births are called monoamniotic, or "mono mono," and doctors say they occur in about one of every 10,000 pregnancies.
They were born Friday at Akron General Medical Center, grasping each other's hands when doctors lifted them up for their parents to see after delivery.
Thistlethwaite told the Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/1hG517d ) that was "the best Mother's Day present ever."
"They're already best friends," said Thistlethwaite, 32. "I can't believe they were holding hands. That's amazing."
Jenna was born first at 4 pounds, 2 ounces and 17 inches, with Jillian following 48 seconds later at 3 pounds, 13 ounces and 17.5 inches.
They were moved temporarily to Akron Children's Hospital because they needed breathing assistance. Thistlethwaite expects to be released from Akron General on Tuesday, while the girls will remain in the hospital two to four weeks.
Dr. Melissa Mancuso helped deliver the twins, one of several amniotic pairs she has helped deliver in 11 years. She said the twins are at risk during pregnancy of entanglement of umbilical cords, which can cause death. Another woman at Akron General is expected to give birth later this week to monoamniotic twins.
Sarah and Bill Thistlethwaite, of Orrville, Ohio, have a son, Jaxon, whose first birthday was Jan. 27. That's the day they also found out she was carrying twins.
"All I could do was laugh," said Bill, 35.
They rushed to prepare their home for the twins, and Sarah was soon on bed rest.
A middle school math teacher, she went into the hospital on March 14.
"It's hard, it really is," she said of extended bed rest. "It was very mentally challenging knowing I have to sit here all day."
Besides television, books and "trashy gossip magazines," she viewed YouTube to learn how to crochet baby hats.
The girls were born at 33 weeks and two days. Mancuso said there were only minor issues during the pregnancy.
Sometimes the girls would kick the monitors off.
"I don't know what they're doing to each other," Sarah said jokingly of her "sweet girls."
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Twin girls born with a rare condition in Ohio were breathing on their own and their mom said she and her husband were able to hold them on Mother's Day.
Sarah Thistlethwaite said babies Jillian and Jenna were removed from ventilators Sunday afternoon after they were able to breathe comfortably. She told The Associated Press that she and her husband Bill both held them for a while on Mother's Day.
"It's just hard to put into words how amazing it feels to know the girls are OK," she said. "It's great to know that they're doing so well, and being able to hold them."
The identical twin girls shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. Such births are called monoamniotic, or "mono mono," and doctors say they occur in about one of every 10,000 pregnancies.
They were born Friday at Akron General Medical Center, grasping each other's hands when doctors lifted them up for their parents to see after delivery.
Thistlethwaite told the Akron Beacon Journal (http://bit.ly/1hG517d ) that was "the best Mother's Day present ever."
"They're already best friends," said Thistlethwaite, 32. "I can't believe they were holding hands. That's amazing."
Jenna was born first at 4 pounds, 2 ounces and 17 inches, with Jillian following 48 seconds later at 3 pounds, 13 ounces and 17.5 inches.
They were moved temporarily to Akron Children's Hospital because they needed breathing assistance. Thistlethwaite expects to be released from Akron General on Tuesday, while the girls will remain in the hospital two to four weeks.
Dr. Melissa Mancuso helped deliver the twins, one of several amniotic pairs she has helped deliver in 11 years. She said the twins are at risk during pregnancy of entanglement of umbilical cords, which can cause death. Another woman at Akron General is expected to give birth later this week to monoamniotic twins.
Sarah and Bill Thistlethwaite, of Orrville, Ohio, have a son, Jaxon, whose first birthday was Jan. 27. That's the day they also found out she was carrying twins.
"All I could do was laugh," said Bill, 35.
They rushed to prepare their home for the twins, and Sarah was soon on bed rest.
A middle school math teacher, she went into the hospital on March 14.
"It's hard, it really is," she said of extended bed rest. "It was very mentally challenging knowing I have to sit here all day."
Besides television, books and "trashy gossip magazines," she viewed YouTube to learn how to crochet baby hats.
The girls were born at 33 weeks and two days. Mancuso said there were only minor issues during the pregnancy.
Sometimes the girls would kick the monitors off.
"I don't know what they're doing to each other," Sarah said jokingly of her "sweet girls."
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Online:
Akron Children's Hospital: bit.ly/1jwEkq8
(c) 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
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Family posts video of son's reaction to song
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NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a ...
NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a game changer for them. It unlocked a secret to their son's happiness. AJ Stafford just celebrated his 5th birthday. It's a big milestone for his family who's been taking life one day at a time. He has a few medical conditions, but his primary diagnoses are cerebral palsy and epilepsy. "He can't walk, he can't talk, he can't roll over, he can't sit up on his own, so all his needs are met by me and Andy," says Stephanie Stafford, AJ's mom. "He goes to physical therapy. He works hard at physical therapy, he works hard at occupational therapy, speech therapy--knowing AJ, you can see when he's there. It may look like little things he does every time, but he works really hard," says Andy Stafford, AJ's dad. The family says AJ's responses are usually subtle, but one day last year the family noticed something big. "We were on our way home from vacation and her song, Brave, came on the radio and he got very vocal and he was just thrilled by the song and we were, like, giddy because we've never seen him act like that before," says Stephanie. "It was very exciting. It was like, 'Oh, my gosh, he's interacting with something. He doesn't interact with a lot of things. His sister he does [interact with] a little bit, but to see him interact with something was just great," says Andy. It was so great that the family wanted to share his excitement with others in a social media video in hopes that the woman responsible for AJ's happy feet might see how she's gotten through to this brave little boy. "My hope for AJ is that he's just happy. That he just enjoys life and when he listens to music, especially Sara, he's happy, and that means a lot to us," says Stephanie. So far, the Facebook video has been viewed more than 13,000 times. The family hopes that somehow Sara Bareilles sees it and connects with AJ. Follow Sydney Benter on Twitter @Local12Sydney, and LIKE her on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
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NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attention of a national recording artist. A song by Sara Bareilles has been a game changer for them. It unlocked a secret to their son's happiness. AJ Stafford just celebrated his 5th birthday. It's a big milestone for his family who's been taking life one day at a time. He has a few medical conditions, but his primary diagnoses are cerebral palsy and epilepsy. "He can't walk, he can't talk, he can't roll over, he can't sit up on his own, so all his needs are met by me and Andy," says Stephanie Stafford, AJ's mom. "He goes to physical therapy. He works hard at physical therapy, he works hard at occupational therapy, speech therapy--knowing AJ, you can see when he's there. It may look like little things he does every time, but he works really hard," says Andy Stafford, AJ's dad. The family says AJ's responses are usually subtle, but one day last year the family noticed something big. "We were on our way home from vacation and her song, Brave, came on the radio and he got very vocal and he was just thrilled by the song and we were, like, giddy because we've never seen him act like that before," says Stephanie. "It was very exciting. It was like, 'Oh, my gosh, he's interacting with something. He doesn't interact with a lot of things. His sister he does [interact with] a little bit, but to see him interact with something was just great," says Andy. It was so great that the family wanted to share his excitement with others in a social media video in hopes that the woman responsible for AJ's happy feet might see how she's gotten through to this brave little boy. "My hope for AJ is that he's just happy. That he just enjoys life and when he listens to music, especially Sara, he's happy, and that means a lot to us," says Stephanie. So far, the Facebook video has been viewed more than 13,000 times. The family hopes that somehow Sara Bareilles sees it and connects with AJ. Follow Sydney Benter on Twitter @Local12Sydney, and LIKE her on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 20 Aug 2015
- views: 112345
Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
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- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 77628
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, ...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, he attempted to Whip and also Nae Nae. Follow Bob Herzog on Twitter @bob_herzog and LIKE him on Facebook
wn.com/Dance Party Friday The Whip And Nae Nae
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dance trends of "the youths". But lo and behold, for Dance Party Friday, he attempted to Whip and also Nae Nae. Follow Bob Herzog on Twitter @bob_herzog and LIKE him on Facebook
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 77628
Local 12 - Kulo
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Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal di...
Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal discovery of the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, its people and most importantly of all it's rich musical culture.
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Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcoming series that documents Afronaut from Bugz in the Attic's personal discovery of the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, its people and most importantly of all it's rich musical culture.
- published: 17 Dec 2010
- views: 1713
CBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music Video
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 30 May 2013
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CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-base...
CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-based production shingle Star Com Productions. The video was first announced on RyanSeacrest.com
Watch the full music video here: http://youtu.be/jsoIhOV6mHs
Ryan Seacrest Announcement: http://ryanseacrest.com/2013/05/25/tiffany-alvord-gets-revenge-on-ex-in-never-lover-boy-video/
Star Com Production's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/starcomproductions
JC Schroder's Website: http://jcschroder.com/
JC's feature film "FOREVER'S END" will be premiering at the Chinese Theater's in Hollywood on June 7th!
--Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/m7FmTaIqQJU
--Official Website here: http://www.foreversendmovie.com/
wn.com/Cbs Local12 News Coverage Of Never Lover Boy Music Video
CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video which was Produced, Directed and filmed by JC Schroder via his LA-based production shingle Star Com Productions. The video was first announced on RyanSeacrest.com
Watch the full music video here: http://youtu.be/jsoIhOV6mHs
Ryan Seacrest Announcement: http://ryanseacrest.com/2013/05/25/tiffany-alvord-gets-revenge-on-ex-in-never-lover-boy-video/
Star Com Production's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/starcomproductions
JC Schroder's Website: http://jcschroder.com/
JC's feature film "FOREVER'S END" will be premiering at the Chinese Theater's in Hollywood on June 7th!
--Check out the trailer here: http://youtu.be/m7FmTaIqQJU
--Official Website here: http://www.foreversendmovie.com/
- published: 30 May 2013
- views: 12718
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- published: 07 Jan 2016
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Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
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- Updated: 26 Jun 2015
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CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about ...
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about 65 cats from one owner that have been rescued by Clermont to the Rescue at the Clermont County Animal Shelter. In the course of that story Local 12 showed you a picture of a missing cat that belonged to Wilma Taylor's family. Staffers at the Clough Pike Veterinary Clinic saw the story, recognized Thor as a cat that had recently been brought into their facility, and called Taylor. Thor and his family have been reunited, one day before he would have been up for adoption. Wilma said in gratitude her daughter's going to adopt another cat from the Clermont County Animal Shelter so Thor will have a brother or a sister. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
wn.com/Missing Cat Reunited With Family After Being Seen On Local 12
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) -- Some great news following the story of a feline overload at a local animal shelter. Wednesday, June 24, Local 12 reported about 65 cats from one owner that have been rescued by Clermont to the Rescue at the Clermont County Animal Shelter. In the course of that story Local 12 showed you a picture of a missing cat that belonged to Wilma Taylor's family. Staffers at the Clough Pike Veterinary Clinic saw the story, recognized Thor as a cat that had recently been brought into their facility, and called Taylor. Thor and his family have been reunited, one day before he would have been up for adoption. Wilma said in gratitude her daughter's going to adopt another cat from the Clermont County Animal Shelter so Thor will have a brother or a sister. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 26 Jun 2015
- views: 1151
Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
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CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on ...
CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on Poverty. It featured a segment at Sands Elementary that it described as a ray of hope in a slum neighborhood. In the documentary, 3rd grade teacher Sandra Lewis read an essay by student Willie Grimes who said, We think that some people are wrong because not everyone in the West End is a slum person. Two weeks ago, Sandra Lewis Sparrow Wilkinson, now in her 70s, returned to Sands. Its closed and being renovated for senior citizen housing. She had not been back in nearly 50 years. Its so noisy here. And its the wrong noise. Its not the noise of the kids. Wilkinson has only a vague recollection of the documentary, but remembers well how poor her students were, When it snowed the kids would be absent. Why? Because they didnt have anything to wear. No boots, no protective shoes. And it was amazing to me that was the reason that our attendance was cut in half. Wilkinson said her students were open, willing to learn and bright. She said many of them lacked opportunities and wonders what became of them. She was disappointed to hear her hometown is currently the fourth worst big city in childhood poverty. It was like, WHOA! Whats going on here? I couldnt believe that. She laments the lack of success of the War on Poverty but encourages Cincinnatians to keep up the fight, Do it. Dont just let it happen. Just think if it were your child. If we all did something concrete instead of waiting on the Mayor. Get up and do something else. Come down here and teach. Find a place to live for one family. Just take care of one family and it would be a support; a start. So thats what I say. Get going. Local 12 was unable to locate Willie Grimes but after promotion for the story began he emailed the station. We are talking to him and will have his story in the coming days. Follow Joe Webb on Twitter @joewebbwkrc, and LIKE him on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
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CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Poverty in Cincinnati as President Lyndon Johnson was launching his War on Poverty. It featured a segment at Sands Elementary that it described as a ray of hope in a slum neighborhood. In the documentary, 3rd grade teacher Sandra Lewis read an essay by student Willie Grimes who said, We think that some people are wrong because not everyone in the West End is a slum person. Two weeks ago, Sandra Lewis Sparrow Wilkinson, now in her 70s, returned to Sands. Its closed and being renovated for senior citizen housing. She had not been back in nearly 50 years. Its so noisy here. And its the wrong noise. Its not the noise of the kids. Wilkinson has only a vague recollection of the documentary, but remembers well how poor her students were, When it snowed the kids would be absent. Why? Because they didnt have anything to wear. No boots, no protective shoes. And it was amazing to me that was the reason that our attendance was cut in half. Wilkinson said her students were open, willing to learn and bright. She said many of them lacked opportunities and wonders what became of them. She was disappointed to hear her hometown is currently the fourth worst big city in childhood poverty. It was like, WHOA! Whats going on here? I couldnt believe that. She laments the lack of success of the War on Poverty but encourages Cincinnatians to keep up the fight, Do it. Dont just let it happen. Just think if it were your child. If we all did something concrete instead of waiting on the Mayor. Get up and do something else. Come down here and teach. Find a place to live for one family. Just take care of one family and it would be a support; a start. So thats what I say. Get going. Local 12 was unable to locate Willie Grimes but after promotion for the story began he emailed the station. We are talking to him and will have his story in the coming days. Follow Joe Webb on Twitter @joewebbwkrc, and LIKE him on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 27 Oct 2015
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LOCAL12 com Media Center Cincinnati news story LOCAL 12 WKRC TV in Cincinnati2
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- published: 04 Aug 2010
- views: 330
Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
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- Updated: 19 Oct 2015
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonar...
ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonard said she was lying in bed when her dog, Willow, acted out of character. She said the dog jumped up on the bed and put her nose to her left side. Tara told the dog to stop but Willow was persistent and eventually sneezed on the woman. When she went to wipe it off she felt a lump in her breast. She went to see a doctor right away and was diagnosed with breast cancer. The best part of the story: Tara is now cancer free with a whole new love for her dog! Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (WKRC) -- Most dog owners will tell you their dog can do some impressive tricks but one dog might have just saved her owner's life. Tara Leonard said she was lying in bed when her dog, Willow, acted out of character. She said the dog jumped up on the bed and put her nose to her left side. Tara told the dog to stop but Willow was persistent and eventually sneezed on the woman. When she went to wipe it off she felt a lump in her breast. She went to see a doctor right away and was diagnosed with breast cancer. The best part of the story: Tara is now cancer free with a whole new love for her dog! Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 19 Oct 2015
- views: 40068
Comedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John Lomax
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CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally.
Katt is comin...
CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally.
Katt is coming home for a show at the US Bank Arena on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Local 12s own John Lomax had a chance to sit down and talk with the comic about life and what it is like to come back home to do a show.
Katt Williams was born in The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, but was raised in Dayton, Ohio.
Cincinnati is always part of the tour list and an important part, said Katt. My first comedy special was from Cincinnati so I have always tried to stay grounded which is hard to do when you are as tall as I am.
Just being from Ohio gives you a whole experience thats different from the rest of the United States, said Katt. Growing up where one neighbor was black and the other neighbor was white racism just wasnt where we was at. We appreciated both sides of things.
With all the racial things going on in the world today, its so wonderful that people of all different nationalities and races and creeds an come out and celebrate Black Friday without racism, jokes Katt.
When asked if recent events will be a part of his act, Katt said that he really doesnt have much choice.
I am blessed to have a fan base that allows me to talk about things that are just generally arent a part of a comedic dialog, said Katt. Theyre always so sharp and quick that they allow those types of conversations, and it doesnt make for a better form of comedy but its our form of dialog on a lot of things that are happening and how we are going to deal with them in real life.
When asked how soon is too soon when it comes to topics like Ferguson and Bill Cosby, Katt said that he generally ends up on the wrong side of timing and so I generally dont worry about that.
If its something that you are discussing at your house and its something that Im discussing at my house, then it will probably be discussed on the stage, said Katt. That doesnt always allow you to be right, you can be right when you wait, but when you have to discuss it you just discuss it as clear as you can.
Fortunately the people who like me are off. Im off, said Katt.Im off and my fans are off, so thats really the dialog, that we are all a little off and trying to catch up with a crazy world.
You can find more information on the show by going here.
Follow John Lomax on Twitter @johnlomaxwkrc12, and LIKE him on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
wn.com/Comedian Katt Williams Sits Down With Local 12’S John Lomax
CINCINNATI (John Lomax) -- Katt Williams is a comic known around the country for a very unique style and comedy, but the comic grew up locally.
Katt is coming home for a show at the US Bank Arena on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. and Local 12s own John Lomax had a chance to sit down and talk with the comic about life and what it is like to come back home to do a show.
Katt Williams was born in The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, but was raised in Dayton, Ohio.
Cincinnati is always part of the tour list and an important part, said Katt. My first comedy special was from Cincinnati so I have always tried to stay grounded which is hard to do when you are as tall as I am.
Just being from Ohio gives you a whole experience thats different from the rest of the United States, said Katt. Growing up where one neighbor was black and the other neighbor was white racism just wasnt where we was at. We appreciated both sides of things.
With all the racial things going on in the world today, its so wonderful that people of all different nationalities and races and creeds an come out and celebrate Black Friday without racism, jokes Katt.
When asked if recent events will be a part of his act, Katt said that he really doesnt have much choice.
I am blessed to have a fan base that allows me to talk about things that are just generally arent a part of a comedic dialog, said Katt. Theyre always so sharp and quick that they allow those types of conversations, and it doesnt make for a better form of comedy but its our form of dialog on a lot of things that are happening and how we are going to deal with them in real life.
When asked how soon is too soon when it comes to topics like Ferguson and Bill Cosby, Katt said that he generally ends up on the wrong side of timing and so I generally dont worry about that.
If its something that you are discussing at your house and its something that Im discussing at my house, then it will probably be discussed on the stage, said Katt. That doesnt always allow you to be right, you can be right when you wait, but when you have to discuss it you just discuss it as clear as you can.
Fortunately the people who like me are off. Im off, said Katt.Im off and my fans are off, so thats really the dialog, that we are all a little off and trying to catch up with a crazy world.
You can find more information on the show by going here.
Follow John Lomax on Twitter @johnlomaxwkrc12, and LIKE him on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 1297
2010 Thanksgiving Day Race 583MB wkrc local 12 local12.mov
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- Updated: 06 Dec 2010
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- published: 06 Dec 2010
- views: 176
Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12
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- Updated: 30 Jun 2014
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Do you believe in magic?
Paul Dalholt is a very talent magician and comedian who performs shows across the tri-state for families, corpo...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Do you believe in magic?
Paul Dalholt is a very talent magician and comedian who performs shows across the tri-state for families, corporate work and even gospel shows.
He joined Local 12 in the studio this morning.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Do you believe in magic?
Paul Dalholt is a very talent magician and comedian who performs shows across the tri-state for families, corporate work and even gospel shows.
He joined Local 12 in the studio this morning.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates.
- published: 30 Jun 2014
- views: 318
Local 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie Hunter
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- Duration: 7:43
- Updated: 04 Dec 2013
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (Jeff Hirsh) -- It took an 18 month fight for her to get to the bench, and in the following year and a half as juvenile court judge in Ham...
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (Jeff Hirsh) -- It took an 18 month fight for her to get to the bench, and in the following year and a half as juvenile court judge in Hamilton County, Tracie Hunter has been no stranger to controversy. Local 12 brings you a look into just what is happening in her courtroom.
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio (Jeff Hirsh) -- It took an 18 month fight for her to get to the bench, and in the following year and a half as juvenile court judge in Hamilton County, Tracie Hunter has been no stranger to controversy. Local 12 brings you a look into just what is happening in her courtroom.
- published: 04 Dec 2013
- views: 1808
Meridian Bioscience Inc. featured in WKRC/Local12 Healthy Kids
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- Updated: 29 May 2014
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This video gives an introduction to Group B Strep and to Meridian Bioscience, Inc. makers of the illumigene Group B Strep test, a molecular test that detects Gr...
This video gives an introduction to Group B Strep and to Meridian Bioscience, Inc. makers of the illumigene Group B Strep test, a molecular test that detects Group B Strep in expectant mothers. Find out more info, at www.meridianbioscience.com
wn.com/Meridian Bioscience Inc. Featured In Wkrc Local12 Healthy Kids
This video gives an introduction to Group B Strep and to Meridian Bioscience, Inc. makers of the illumigene Group B Strep test, a molecular test that detects Group B Strep in expectant mothers. Find out more info, at www.meridianbioscience.com
- published: 29 May 2014
- views: 262
LOCAL12 Lawsuit Filed In Shooting Death Of David "Bones" Hebert
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- Updated: 24 Jul 2012
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- published: 24 Jul 2012
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Camargo Ridge by Robert Lucke Group on WKRC-TV Local 12 (CBS affiliate in Cincy)
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"Today, Cincinnati's newest million-dollar neighborhood officially opens," announced Paula Toti, anchor on Local12 WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, the local CBS affiliat...
"Today, Cincinnati's newest million-dollar neighborhood officially opens," announced Paula Toti, anchor on Local12 WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, the local CBS affiliate in the Queen City.
The developer and custom homebuilder of Camargo Ridge, the Robert Lucke Group (http://www.robertluckegroup.com), welcomed Local 12 WKRC as well as FOX19 for the Oct. 20 ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The Camargo Ridge site is at Camargo and Shawnee Run roads, tucked between Indian Hill and the Kenwood/Sycamore Township market.
WKRC-TV Local 12 (CBS affiliate) transcript, continued:
"Local leaders cut the ribbon for Camargo Ridge in Madeira. The new subdivision near the Central Business District has homes ranging in price from $700,000 to $1.5 million."
Previous press coverage included print stories from:
The Cincinnati Business Courier
http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2015/01/12/exclusive-15-million-luxury-infill-development.html
The Cincinnati Enquirer
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/2015/02/04/robert-lucke-pursuing-new-housing/22130617/
For media inquiries regarding Camargo Ridge, please contact Andy Hemmer at (513) 604-5428 or andy@andyhemmer.com.
wn.com/Camargo Ridge By Robert Lucke Group On Wkrc Tv Local 12 (Cbs Affiliate In Cincy)
"Today, Cincinnati's newest million-dollar neighborhood officially opens," announced Paula Toti, anchor on Local12 WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, the local CBS affiliate in the Queen City.
The developer and custom homebuilder of Camargo Ridge, the Robert Lucke Group (http://www.robertluckegroup.com), welcomed Local 12 WKRC as well as FOX19 for the Oct. 20 ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The Camargo Ridge site is at Camargo and Shawnee Run roads, tucked between Indian Hill and the Kenwood/Sycamore Township market.
WKRC-TV Local 12 (CBS affiliate) transcript, continued:
"Local leaders cut the ribbon for Camargo Ridge in Madeira. The new subdivision near the Central Business District has homes ranging in price from $700,000 to $1.5 million."
Previous press coverage included print stories from:
The Cincinnati Business Courier
http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2015/01/12/exclusive-15-million-luxury-infill-development.html
The Cincinnati Enquirer
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/2015/02/04/robert-lucke-pursuing-new-housing/22130617/
For media inquiries regarding Camargo Ridge, please contact Andy Hemmer at (513) 604-5428 or andy@andyhemmer.com.
- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 35
LOCAL12.com Media Center - Cincinnati news story LOCAL 12 WKRC-TV in Cincinnati2.avi
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- Updated: 08 Jun 2010
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- published: 08 Jun 2010
- views: 197
Hannah Vester - Someone You Should Know - Local 12, Cammy Dierking - 10.23.14
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- Updated: 23 Oct 2014
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Breaking records and going the distance with Type 1 diabetes. She needs 24,000 units of insulin a year. But that's not a number that define...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Breaking records and going the distance with Type 1 diabetes. She needs 24,000 units of insulin a year. But that's not a number that defines her-- it's the 500-freestyle and raising $50,000 for research. A local girl pushing the limits of endurance and making a difference. More than Type 1... she's one-in-a-million. Cammy Dierking has someone you should know.
Read More here: http://www.local12.com//news/features/top-stories/stories/tonight-at-600-someone-you-should-know-19570.shtml
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Breaking records and going the distance with Type 1 diabetes. She needs 24,000 units of insulin a year. But that's not a number that defines her-- it's the 500-freestyle and raising $50,000 for research. A local girl pushing the limits of endurance and making a difference. More than Type 1... she's one-in-a-million. Cammy Dierking has someone you should know.
Read More here: http://www.local12.com//news/features/top-stories/stories/tonight-at-600-someone-you-should-know-19570.shtml
- published: 23 Oct 2014
- views: 72
Harmon-X sings "Somebody to Love" at Local 12 on April 12, 2015
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A local A Capella group was kind enough to stop by at local 12 and perform for us. Xavier University's Harmon-X sang Queen's "Somebody to L...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A local A Capella group was kind enough to stop by at local 12 and perform for us. Xavier University's Harmon-X sang Queen's "Somebody to Love" on Sunday morning. According to their website "the driving purpose behind the group is to provide entertainment through A Cappella music to the communities of Xavier, Cincinnati, and wherever else [they] decide to start singing." You can check out their Facebook here. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
wn.com/Harmon X Sings Somebody To Love At Local 12 On April 12, 2015
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A local A Capella group was kind enough to stop by at local 12 and perform for us. Xavier University's Harmon-X sang Queen's "Somebody to Love" on Sunday morning. According to their website "the driving purpose behind the group is to provide entertainment through A Cappella music to the communities of Xavier, Cincinnati, and wherever else [they] decide to start singing." You can check out their Facebook here. Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 14 Apr 2015
- views: 59
Sunflower sea inspired by woman who recently lost battle to
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- Updated: 14 Aug 2015
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EAU CLAIRE, Wisc. (WQOW/CNN Newsouce/WKRC) -- About 400 acres and hundreds of thousands of glorious blossoms glisten beneath the golden sun on Highway 85. They ...
EAU CLAIRE, Wisc. (WQOW/CNN Newsouce/WKRC) -- About 400 acres and hundreds of thousands of glorious blossoms glisten beneath the golden sun on Highway 85. They sway in memory of a woman who shone as bright as the light to which the flowers stand in attention. "She was like an angel without wings and now she has wings, said Jennifer White. "They're just like a big yellow smile. And my mom was always smiling." On November 17th, Babbette Jaquish died after her battle with multiple myeloma, a form of leukemia. "She was really sick when she was first diagnosed. They gave her two weeks to two months to live if she didn't respond to the chemotherapy at that time," said White. During her fierce fight with cancer, Babbette's husband, Don, began planting her favorite flower on their property. "Her dream was to take the sunflowers that we raised, and it's start to finish, and sell them and donate a portion of the proceeds to cancer research and also helping families with expenses involved in cancer treatment," said White. Don and Jennifer are nurturing that dream. I told Jenny I want to make Babbette the Betty Crocker of the sunflower business, said Don. A simple but substantial tribute for a selfless woman. "Four months from the day that Babbette died, to the day, Jenny was looking for something in the file cabinet and came across a folder where Babbette had written a letter to each one of her children and to me and to her mom and each of her siblings," said Don. A letter that has become nearly as yellow as the sunflowers. "Dear Don. Thank you for the life we had together What a great gift it was to find true love and a soulmate and a friend before our lives are over Don't be sad for long. But be happy. I love you very much and we'll never be far away. Love, Babbette." Don doesn't own all of the land where the sunflowers were planted. He said he was amazed at people's willingness to allow him to plant on their property in Babbette's honor. The family will cut, clean and bag the flowers, which will be sold through local retail stores in the area. Image and video courtesy WQOW/CNN Newsource Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
wn.com/Sunflower Sea Inspired By Woman Who Recently Lost Battle To
EAU CLAIRE, Wisc. (WQOW/CNN Newsouce/WKRC) -- About 400 acres and hundreds of thousands of glorious blossoms glisten beneath the golden sun on Highway 85. They sway in memory of a woman who shone as bright as the light to which the flowers stand in attention. "She was like an angel without wings and now she has wings, said Jennifer White. "They're just like a big yellow smile. And my mom was always smiling." On November 17th, Babbette Jaquish died after her battle with multiple myeloma, a form of leukemia. "She was really sick when she was first diagnosed. They gave her two weeks to two months to live if she didn't respond to the chemotherapy at that time," said White. During her fierce fight with cancer, Babbette's husband, Don, began planting her favorite flower on their property. "Her dream was to take the sunflowers that we raised, and it's start to finish, and sell them and donate a portion of the proceeds to cancer research and also helping families with expenses involved in cancer treatment," said White. Don and Jennifer are nurturing that dream. I told Jenny I want to make Babbette the Betty Crocker of the sunflower business, said Don. A simple but substantial tribute for a selfless woman. "Four months from the day that Babbette died, to the day, Jenny was looking for something in the file cabinet and came across a folder where Babbette had written a letter to each one of her children and to me and to her mom and each of her siblings," said Don. A letter that has become nearly as yellow as the sunflowers. "Dear Don. Thank you for the life we had together What a great gift it was to find true love and a soulmate and a friend before our lives are over Don't be sad for long. But be happy. I love you very much and we'll never be far away. Love, Babbette." Don doesn't own all of the land where the sunflowers were planted. He said he was amazed at people's willingness to allow him to plant on their property in Babbette's honor. The family will cut, clean and bag the flowers, which will be sold through local retail stores in the area. Image and video courtesy WQOW/CNN Newsource Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 14 Aug 2015
- views: 7686
Veteran gets Barber shop 2014 Local12
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Ohio Valley Goodwill Veteran's Reintegration Program helps Vet get his own barbershop
- published: 19 Nov 2014
- views: 197
Hero dog adopted through rescue organization helps boy
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- Duration: 3:15
- Updated: 03 Jun 2015
- views: 668703
MONROE, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A local dog certainly lived up to the saying “dog is a man’s best friend.”
A local family said if not for their pit bull, Ember...
MONROE, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A local dog certainly lived up to the saying “dog is a man’s best friend.”
A local family said if not for their pit bull, Ember, their son's medical emergency could have been much worse. The Daniels family was aware that there's a negative stigma that sometimes surrounds the breed. But they said Ember was the second pit bull they've had as a pet.
Ember has always had a special bond with Tre Daniels. And when the 10-year-old needed help, Ember was there. It was evident from the time they adopted the pit bull June 2014.
Sunday, May 31, the family was even more grateful for Ember when Tre had a medical emergency.
Tre’s mother, Tracy, said, “We were sleeping and she just sat down next to the bed and she was doing this real low grumble. It wasn't even a growl, it was just this odd grumble.”
Ember was unrelenting and led Tracy down the hallway to the bathroom, “Then I saw Tre's legs just hanging over the side of the tub there. And as I looked into the tub, half of his body was out and the other half was in the tub and his head was fully extended back.”
Tre told Local 12, “I guess I fell in there cause my head was right here and my head was going back and forth.”
Tre was having a seizure and medics rushed him to the hospital. Tracy shared pictures on Facebook giving credit to her pet and "Adore-A-Bull,” the pit bull rescue that united Ember and her family.
Libby Power from Adore-A-Bull said, “It's a very proud moment not only for our organization but more so for this dog that was abandoned. She was a lone puppy on the streets. She had no family, nobody to be her advocate.”
The organization is hoping to stop the negative stigma surrounding the breed. Tony Daniels, a Cincinnati firefighter, understands why some don't like them.
“We've dealt with a lot of really nasty accidents with pit bulls,” he said. “But I would say 99-percent of the time it's always, you know, you look at the owner.”
The family said it's about the owner, not the breed.
Doctors did some testing when Tre was in the hospital. Everything came back normal so he should be fine. When he got home from the hospital his mother said Ember stayed by Tre's side for the entire evening.
Advocates are also hoping that more people spay and neuter so that there are fewer pit bulls abandoned and ultimately euthanized.
Follow Angela Ingram on Twitter @newslaw1, and LIKE her on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
wn.com/Hero Dog Adopted Through Rescue Organization Helps Boy
MONROE, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A local dog certainly lived up to the saying “dog is a man’s best friend.”
A local family said if not for their pit bull, Ember, their son's medical emergency could have been much worse. The Daniels family was aware that there's a negative stigma that sometimes surrounds the breed. But they said Ember was the second pit bull they've had as a pet.
Ember has always had a special bond with Tre Daniels. And when the 10-year-old needed help, Ember was there. It was evident from the time they adopted the pit bull June 2014.
Sunday, May 31, the family was even more grateful for Ember when Tre had a medical emergency.
Tre’s mother, Tracy, said, “We were sleeping and she just sat down next to the bed and she was doing this real low grumble. It wasn't even a growl, it was just this odd grumble.”
Ember was unrelenting and led Tracy down the hallway to the bathroom, “Then I saw Tre's legs just hanging over the side of the tub there. And as I looked into the tub, half of his body was out and the other half was in the tub and his head was fully extended back.”
Tre told Local 12, “I guess I fell in there cause my head was right here and my head was going back and forth.”
Tre was having a seizure and medics rushed him to the hospital. Tracy shared pictures on Facebook giving credit to her pet and "Adore-A-Bull,” the pit bull rescue that united Ember and her family.
Libby Power from Adore-A-Bull said, “It's a very proud moment not only for our organization but more so for this dog that was abandoned. She was a lone puppy on the streets. She had no family, nobody to be her advocate.”
The organization is hoping to stop the negative stigma surrounding the breed. Tony Daniels, a Cincinnati firefighter, understands why some don't like them.
“We've dealt with a lot of really nasty accidents with pit bulls,” he said. “But I would say 99-percent of the time it's always, you know, you look at the owner.”
The family said it's about the owner, not the breed.
Doctors did some testing when Tre was in the hospital. Everything came back normal so he should be fine. When he got home from the hospital his mother said Ember stayed by Tre's side for the entire evening.
Advocates are also hoping that more people spay and neuter so that there are fewer pit bulls abandoned and ultimately euthanized.
Follow Angela Ingram on Twitter @newslaw1, and LIKE her on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter @Local12 and LIKE us on Facebook for updates!
- published: 03 Jun 2015
- views: 668703
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Family posts video of son's reaction to song
NORTH BEND, Ohio (Sydney Benter) -- A family from North Bend is trying to get the attentio...
published: 20 Aug 2015
Family posts video of son's reaction to song
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Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- It's been a while since Bob Herzog dipped his toes in the current dan...
published: 07 Aug 2015
Dance Party Friday: The Whip and Nae Nae
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Afronaut Y Amigos presentan Hecho en Casa Part 1 is the first album release in a forthcomi...
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CBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music Video
CBS Local 12 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Covers the release of Tiffany Alvord's latest music video ...
published: 30 May 2013
CBS Local12 News Coverage of "Never Lover Boy" - Music Video
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Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
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published: 26 Jun 2015
Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
Missing cat reunited with family after being seen on Local 12
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Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
CINCINNATI (Joe Webb) -- 51 years ago, Tall 12 Productions produced a documentary on Pover...
published: 27 Oct 2015
Childhood Poverty: Teacher in Local 12 documentary reflects
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LOCAL12 com Media Center Cincinnati news story LOCAL 12 WKRC TV in Cincinnati2
published: 04 Aug 2010
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Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
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published: 19 Oct 2015
Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
Woman believes dog detected breast cancer
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Comedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John Lomax
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published: 08 Dec 2014
Comedian Katt Williams sits down with LOCAL 12’s John Lomax
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Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12
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published: 30 Jun 2014
Magician Paul Dalholt performs on Local 12
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Local 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie Hunter
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published: 04 Dec 2013
Local 12 Investigation of Judge Tracie Hunter
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Will easily defeat Hillary Clinton in November, says Donald Trump
Edit One India 30 Apr 2016
Washington, Apr 30. Nearly 250 delegates short of bagging the Republican presidential nomination, party front- runner Donald Trump has exuded confidence that he would be able to defeat his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton very easily in the November general elections. "Every ... ....
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In Malawi, people with albinism face ‘total extinction’– UN rights expert
Edit United Nations 29 Apr 2016
Print. 29 April 2016 – A United Nations human rights expert today warned that the atrocities faced by persons with albinism in Malawi render them “an endangered people group facing a risk of systemic extinction over time if nothing is done.” ... “Many do not sleep peacefully and have deliberately restricted their movement to the necessary minimum,” she added ... ‘A crisis disturbing in its proportions’. Ms ... Ms ... Albinos. Photo ... Ms ... Ero stated....
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China Says Japan Ties Should Be Based On Cooperation, Not Confrontation
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Cache Of Roman Coins Found In Spain
Edit WorldNews.com 29 Apr 2016
More than 1,300 pounds (590kg) of bronze Roman coins dating to the 3rd century A.D ... The workers immediately stopped, and soon discovered that there were many coins there, inside broken amphoras."...
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Beyonce Wows in Balmain at the ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami
Edit Pinkvilla 29 Apr 2016
Queen B has officially begun her ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami yesterday ... How about you?. ....
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Pike County Teen Threatened Ohio Massacre Victim, Chris Rhoden, On Facebook Days Before Mass Murder, ...
Edit Inquisitr 28 Apr 2016
A 19-year-old teen from Pike County is in hot water after threatening the youngest Ohio massacre victim on Facebook just days before his grisly murder. Rusty Mongold, 19, was upset with Chris Rhoden after the pair were involved in a road rage incident ... The post seems to be referring to a secondary post made by Mongold on April 9, 2016, the day the alleged road rage incident took place ... — Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) April 28, 2016....
Longtime Cincinnati weatherman Tim Hedrick dies
Edit Business Journal 25 Apr 2016
Tim Hedrick, a well-known Cincinnati meteorologist, died on Saturday morning. Local12 WKRC anchor Rob Braun announced Hedrick’s passing following a long illness in a message to viewers on Saturday evening. “Tim has been battling an elusive disease for many years. The worst of the battle has been over the last two months, which is why you haven’t seen him on the air next to me,” Braun wrote ... ....
Victims Identified And Possible Motive Offered
Edit Inquisitr 24 Apr 2016
The victims of a horrific mass shooting in Pike County, Ohio that seems to have targeted one specific family have now been identified. Eight members of the Rhoden family were shot execution style on Friday night ... The victims included seven adults and one 16-year-old male ... All of the victims lived in the same area but resided in four separate homes ... — Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) April 23, 2016 ... @Local12 pic.twitter.com/jXiz7dj9tB....
$25,000 Reward Offered In Hunt For Suspect Who Killed Eight Family Members In Ohio
Edit Inquisitr 24 Apr 2016
The Pike County, Ohio, shooting that left eight members of a family dead remains unsolved, and now a local businessman is offering $25,000 for anyone who can identify the suspect who committed the massacre. Police on Friday discovered the execution-style killing of eight members of the Rhoden family, with the killings spread across four different homes ... — Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) April 23, 2016 ... https.//t.co/8lRpBmeL6Z....
Seven Dead In Peebles, Ohio Mass Shooting, Killer Still At Large
Edit Inquisitr 22 Apr 2016
Seven people were shot and killed near Peebles, Ohio inside a Pike County home. The killer remains at large and a manhunt has been launched for the as of yet, unidentified individual. The Pike County shooting occurred Friday morning in a rural area on Union Hill Road just east of Peebles, close to Ohio State Route 32. according to WHIO News ... On the scene of Pike County murders ... Latest at noon @Local12 pic.twitter.com/wS5CFiyPUu....
Woman found living with her dead sister for at least 5 months
Edit Springfield News-Sun 21 Apr 2016
An Oregon woman died of natural causes five months ago, but her caregiver neglected to notify anyone and instead lived with her remains until authorities discovered the body ... Chad Davis told KTVZ ... Read more here ... KTVZ/CNN) pic.twitter.com/QWn2pZKxF2— Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) April 19, 2016 ....
Nuns prepare to sell 82-acre monastery site
Edit Business Journal 19 Apr 2016
A group of Greater Cincinnati nuns are planning to sell 82 acres of land to boost their retirement fund, Local12 reports. The St. Walburg Monastery of Benedictine Sisters in Villa Hills is working with the city to rezone 82 acres of farmland that have been idle for the last 50 years. The land is on Amsterdam Road, just west of Villa Madonna Academy, which the sisters helped launch ... ....
CPS leadership summit empowering young women (SCPA - School for Creative and Performing Arts)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Apr 2016
(Source. SCPA - School for Creative and Performing Arts). By Meghan Mongillo Tuesday, April 12th 2016 / Local12.com. CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Empowering young women was the goal of a leadership summit Tuesday, April 12, at Cincinnati Public Schools. A select group of high school girls learned how to be strong and successful leaders. It was a first time event for Cincinnati Public Schools. The big message of the day came from the Sister Accord....
#PlayFor22: The Story of Lauren Hill” documentary airs tonight at 7 p.m. (Mount St Joseph University)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Apr 2016Ohio leaders propose guaranteed paid family leave
Edit Business Journal 07 Apr 2016
Two Ohio state representatives are proposing a plan to guarantee Ohio workers paid family leave, Local12 reports. Democrats Rep. Christie Kuhns and Rep. Janine Boyd have introduced a paid medical and family leave program that would be administered by the state and covered with funds withheld from employee paychecks. It would provide 12 weeks of paid leave to care for family members or spend time with newborns and adopted children ... ....
New law could boost Greater Cincinnati tourism, alcohol sales
Edit Business Journal 05 Apr 2016
A new law could boost alcohol sales and tourism in Northern Kentucky, Local12 reports. Gov. Matt Bevin is expected to sign Senate Bill 11, which will allow bourbon makers to obtain a “by the drink” license to sell tastes of their products without a tour ticket. Until now, those operators could only serve tastes to customers who had purchased a full tour and couldn’t provide a cash bar ... ....
Medical Marijuana, Gaining Support On Ohio’s Ballot?
Edit Inquisitr 28 Mar 2016
Medical marijuana will continue to be a big item at the ballot box for several states, including Ohio. Like most other states enacting cannabis reform, Ohio is torn between legalization or continued legislation to prevent residents use of marijuana for medical and recreational purposes ... — Ohio Senate Dems (@OhioSenateDems) March 21, 2016 ... — Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) March 26, 2016 ... [Photo By Tony Webster .CC BY-SA 2.0 ....
Ohio School Security Guard Arrested For Making North College Hill Bomb Threats
Edit Inquisitr 24 Mar 2016
North College Hill School District security guard Christopher Darnell (identified as Christopher Files and Christopher Darnell Files by some news sources) was arrested for making a bomb threat to blow up the Cincinnati area school. Files called in the school bomb threats which were traced back to his cell phone, twice this week ... — Local 12/WKRC-TV (@Local12) March 23, 2016 ... Details on #GMC @Local12 https.//t.co/BLTEDQdDCl....
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