Sheena Elzie is a News Reporter at Spectrum News. She covers a range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and public security, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Sheena's work has been featured in Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Spectrum News 1, and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC.
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Data centers are expanding into smaller communities as Ohio attracts new investment but some residents are worried about the impact.
By: Sheena Elzie
First district in the state to start four day school week is now struggling financially, has already cut teachers and are asking voters for help, again.
Doctors at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati are using artificial intelligence and robotic technology to help find and diagnose lung cancer
By: Sheena Elzie
St. Clair and Madison township leaders rejected an Amazon data center annexation plan, leaving Butler County commissioners to decide what comes next.
By: Sheena Elzie
CINCINNATI — Shootings close to the University of Cincinnati's main campus Monday prompted emergency alerts during the first week of the new school year, as students and campus police focus on safety on and near campus.
A Cincinnati mass shooting survivor is partnering with UC Health and Hoxworth Blood Center for bleeding control training and blood drives to help save lives during emergencies.
By: Sheena Elzie
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The family of a 20-year-old Haitian college student who died Monday after being struck by a semi-truck on I-70 said he had been
By: Sheena Elzie
TRENTON, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered the city of Trenton to hold a special election on whether to ban large data centers, giving voters
By: Sheena Elzie
CINCINNATI — After four shootings near the University of Cincinnati campus in two weeks, students and parents are raising safety concerns as police increase patrols and add barricades and road closures going into the weekend.
Firefighters climbed Summit Park Tower in Blue Ash to honor 9/11 victims, marking 25 years since the attacks with flags and a run/walk (Spectrum News / Sheena Elzie)
