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Capitol riot investigation: Clinton County man charged with online threats, witness tampering Share Updated: 11:12 PM EST Jan 15, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 11:12 PM EST Jan 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript >> ONE WEEK AFTER A RIGHT AT THE U.S. CAPITOL, ARRESTS ARE COMING AND BY THE DOZEN. THIS MAN FROM WILMINGTON, OHIO IS A SELF-PROCLAIMED PATRIOT, ONE OF MORE THAN 100 NOW FACING FEDERAL CHARGES. THE FEDS SAY 40-YEAR-OLD JUSTIN STOLL IS ON VIDEO WITH PROTESTERS IN DC. HE’S IN HOT WATER THOUGH FOR ALLEGED THREATS ON SOCIAL MEDIA....

Teachers move to front of the class in Kentucky vaccination process Share Updated: 6:28 PM EST Jan 15, 2021 Share Updated: 6:28 PM EST Jan 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript NORMAL. AS SCHOOLS ACROSS NORTHERN, KENTUCKY, SO WE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT PEOPLE’S DIFFERENT WAYS ALIKE. IT’S THE TEACHERS WHO ARE GRADUATING TO A NEW STATUS IN THE COVID VACCINE Q. WE’RE ALL ON THE SAME PAGE IN TERMS OF WANTING TO BE BACK FULL TIME AT THE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS THE 850 STUDENTS GO TO CLASS IN PERSON HALF THE DAY AND OUR VIRTUAL FOR THE OTHER HALF NOW COVID SHOTS ARE BE...

The COVID-19 outbreak is continuing to change everyday life for millions of Americans. Leaders across the county, including the Tri-State area, are implementing measures to stop the spread by shutting down schools and restaurants and canceling events.

Connect Meredith Stutz is a Reporter for WLWT. She is grateful and thrilled to be back in Cincinnati reporting in her hometown. She is passionate about advocating for and serving her community through storytelling. She believes journalism can build bridges and turn strangers into neighbors. Meredith is a proud graduate of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (Go Eagles!). She interned with Channel 5 while studying at Elon University. Meredith is a member of the Hearst family and joins the WLWT team after serving as the Weekend Morning Anchor and Morning Reporter at WXII in North Carolina. Previ...

The COVID-19 outbreak is continuing to change everyday life for millions of Americans. Leaders across the county, including the Tri-State area, are implementing measures to stop the spread by shutting down schools and restaurants and canceling events.