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Parents of 17-year-old shot in Elsmere say son likely won’t survive
ELSMERE, Ky. (WXIX) - The 17-year-old who was shot in the head Saturday in Elsmere likely will not survive, the teen’s parents said. Reggie Pitts and Jacqueline Eversole are the parents of the teen, Javohn Orlando-Pitts. They said tests so far have shown no signs of brain activity and that he is not responding.
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Northern Kentucky officer dies after shift; death recognized as line of duty
LUDLOW, Ky. (WKRC) - The City of Ludlow Police Department announced that Sgt. Brian Koenes has died, saying he passed away on Monday shortly after completing his shift. Police said Koenes’ death is being recognized as a line-of-duty death following his service during the previous evening, when he responded to a stressful robbery incident along with numerous other calls for service.
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Police investigate after 1 shot in Northern Kentucky
COVINGTON, Ky. (WKRC) - Police are combing a Covington neighborhood after shots are fired. They were called to the area of Trevor and Garrard at about 3 p.m. They found one person shot who was taken to the hospital. No word on his condition but the victim is expected to survive.
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19-year-old shot on his birthday in Covington
COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - A 19-year-old man was shot twice Tuesday evening after stepping out of a rideshare vehicle in Covington. The shooting happened in the 200 block of Trevor Street around 3 p.m., Covington Police Captain Justin Bradbury confirmed. The victim was meeting his family for dinner to celebrate...
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Hamilton, Fairfield officers pull woman from burning car after crash
HAMILTON, Ohio (WXIX) - A Hamilton police officer said he and Fairfield police officers pulled a woman from a burning car. Officer Terry Kiep was nearby when he received the call about a crash at Route 4 and Bishop Avenue on Nov. 5. He said that when he arrived, one...
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Frisch’s Mainliner sign to shine once again
The iconic Frisch’s Mainliner sign is getting a second life – complete with its signature red neon glow and spinning airplane propellers. The iconic Big Boy landmark will get a new life at the American Sign Museum. The Camp Washington museum acquired the sign in late 2024 and spent the following years restoring its lighting and mechanical features. The work included replacing LED lighting behind the plastic Mainliner letters with new neon tubing made in the museum’s neon shop, restoring lightbulbs throughout the airplane and finding a way to get its propellers spinning again.