Jennie Key is a Breaking News Editor at various prominent outlets. She focuses on critical issues such as climate change, environmental policies, and the intersection of media and justice, often exploring themes like climate policy and the judicial system. Jennie's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, USA TODAY, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Jennie Key’s articles predominantly focus on local event coverage, particularly the Powerball lottery and other related topics. Given her emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be open to pitches that provide exclusive insights or interviews related to lottery winners or individuals with unique perspectives tied to these events.
She also covers sports, weather, and crime-related topics but as a minor part of her overall coverage. If your pitch is not directly related to the Powerball lottery, consider tailoring it toward one of these secondary themes while still maintaining a local angle.
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The long holiday weekend might mean more particulate matter in the air.
Kenton County police have released more details about a deadly July 3 crash on Interstate 71/75 near Villa Hills.
By: Cheryl Vari, Jennie Key
Did anyone win Wednesday night's drawing for the $435 million Powerball jackpot? What we know.
By: Gillian Stawiszynski, David Ferrara, Jennie Key, Cameron Knight
Mayor Aftab Pureval declared an emergency while the city of Cincinnati and Metropolitan Sewer District assess flood damage.
By: Gillian Stawiszynski, Jennie Key
Six days after severe weather left Greater Cincinnatians cleaning up after a tornado and flooding, severe weather may return today.
By: Gillian Stawiszynski, Jennie Key
Six days after severe weather left Greater Cincinnatians cleaning up after a tornado and flooding, severe weather may return today.
The cathedral in downtown Cincinnati, dedicated Nov. 2, 1845, is among the oldest cathedrals built as cathedrals still in use in the United States.
How did Labor Day become a federal holiday? Just Askin'
How did we get a holiday that honors workers and celebrates them by not working? Labor Day, the three-day weekend marking the end of summer, happens in September every year.
Cincinnati Enquirer Sept. 11, 2026, 12:10 a.m. ET As bridge construction and congestion swamp Greater Cincinnati, some travelers are shunning spans over the river and taking a more nautical commute.
