Todd Dykes is an Investigative Reporter at WLWT. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Todd covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, juvenile justice, health and wellness, and education. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, KSBW 8, and WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY.
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Todd Dykes focuses on local news in Cincinnati, Ohio, covering evolving and breaking stories related to crime, government & politics. He also reports on topics such as marijuana legalization and law enforcement. If you have expertise in local crime trends or policies related to drug laws and law enforcement practices, especially within the Cincinnati area, your insights could be valuable for his reporting.
Given Todd's focus on local issues within Ohio and more specifically Cincinnati, experts with a deep understanding of the social and political landscape in these areas would likely capture his attention. Additionally, if you can provide commentary or analysis regarding shifting dynamics around marijuana legalization or its impact on communities like Goshen or New Richmond in Ohio, it may align well with Todd’s coverage interests.
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Three Clermont County fire victims described as always willing to lend a hand
By: Todd Dykes
U.S. Energy Dept. official contrasts community visions during visit to Fernald Preserve
By: Todd Dykes
Ohio appeals court declines to enforce ruling pending further legal proceedings CINCINNATI —
Early in-person voting in Greater Cincinnati has surged, with turnout more than doubling in Butler, Clermont, Warren, and Hamilton counties compared to the last midterm election in 2022.
By: Todd Dykes
Endorsements for Barr, a Republican, follow Monday's debate with Democratic challenger Charles Booker
By: Todd Dykes
Ad from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign has sparked criticism, with Acton's team calling it "despicable"
By: Todd Dykes
Early in-person participation rates are up substantially in Hamilton and Warren counties
Prosecutor calls defendant vicious while defense argues Patrick Rosemond didn't start violence
Patrick Rosemond, a defendant in last year's downtown Cincinnati brawl case, signed a plea deal on Wednesday but later decided to continue his trial after Judge Virginia Tallent declined to confirm how many years Rosemond would spend in prison.
