Adam Clements is a journalist at WKRC-TV. He covers a range of topics primarily focused on health and wellness, including consumer health, mental health, and healthcare practices, while also exploring themes in travel and tourism. Adam's work has been featured in KHQA, The Roar, Freshminds, Channel 2, and VILLAGE AND FARM GARDEN CLUB.
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Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Adam Clements' coverage is diverse, encompassing topics such as crime, local government, community concerns, education, events and activities. He also covers food and dining extensively with a segment called "Cookin' With Clements." Given this wide range of coverage areas like traffic safety, neighborhood issues and veterans-related stories could be well-received by him.
As he focuses on local news in Ohio and Cincinnati specifically along with featuring segments on entertainment news and the film industry; you may consider pitching stories relevant to these locations or related to local businesses in those areas. Additionally, given his focus on charity and philanthropy as well as social issues; pitches related to these themes would likely resonate with him.
Considering Adam's localized geographic focus within the US (Ohio/Cincinnati), it's advisable to tailor your pitches accordingly if they are location-specific.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - "Every day before I leave this garage, I pray that God guides my every move."
By: Adam Clements, Kevin Delaney
GLP-1 weight loss medications are helping some patients see improvements beyond the number on the scale, including relief from symptoms tied to vein problems.
By: Kevin Delaney
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Great weather can still be a tough time to be outside for people with seasonal allergies, as fall allergens ramp up and symptoms return.
By: Adam Clements
The City of Cincinnati and Greater Cincinnati Water Works announced Wednesday a major milestone for residents all across the city.
By: Kevin Delaney
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Too few people at risk for lung cancer are getting a simple screening that doctors say can save lives, even as lung cancer remains the deadliest form of cancer in the United States.
By: Adam Clements
Local 12 takes you inside the operation for an exclusive look at how it works and the results after its first year.
By: Kevin Delaney
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As Prostate Cancer Awareness Month continues in September, an Indian Hill man is sharing his experience after recently undergoing surgery in hopes of encouraging other men to get screened.
By: Adam Clements
Ralph Vilardo may have the official title and the office at city hall, but his big brother, Johnny Vilardo, has been holding court as the unofficial mayor.
By: Adam Clements
Already a world traveler by the time he was learning his ABCs, Owen knew this would eventually be the life for him.
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - "It was it was kind of an interesting day to begin with," said former Red Cross Director Gary Miller. "We knew something bad was going on but we didn't know what it was"
