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Are blue-eyed cicadas real, and can they earn you $1,000? West Harrison, IN, boys find unusual cicada in yard Cicadamania.com and last updated 2021-06-03 08:43:55-04 WEST HARRISON, Ind. â The rumor is back and spreading on social media like a swarm of cicadas: Is it true that if you find a rare, blue-eyed cicada, you can get a $1,000 reward? Two West Harrison, Indiana boys, Leo and Eli Lerch, found one in their yard, and shared the photo with WCPO meteorologist Jennifer Ketchmark. Their rare find was shown on WCPO s Good Morning Tri-State. Emily Lerch Leo and Eli Lerch with blue-eyed cicada ....
and last updated 2021-05-06 19:56:44-04 CINCINNATI â Weekend mornings on WCPO 9 are getting a new infusion of talent from a couple of familiar faces. WCPO 9 News reporter Kristen Swilley will take over the anchor duties for Good Morning Tri-State Weekends, which airs Saturdays and Sundays from 5-7 a.m. and 8-9 a.m. âIâve known Kristen Swilley for nearly 10 years since her days as an intern in Florida,â said Mike Canan, senior director of local content for WCPO 9 News. âIt has been an absolute pleasure to watch her grow into the journalist she has become. She has a deep commitment to our community and to telling great stories that others miss.â ....
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Answering your COVID questions: Should I get a mammogram after I ve had my COVID-19 shot? Dr. Steve Feagins said it is critical to get both a mammogram screening and a COVID-19 shot. and last updated 2021-02-24 19:54:37-05 As a breast cancer survivor, I wanted to know more about the recommendation from the Society of Breast Imaging to consider getting a mammogram prior to your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, or four to six weeks after the second dose. Dr. Steve Feagins of Mercy Health and Hamilton County Public Health said the recommendation comes because the vaccine can inflame lymph nodes. That can also be a red flag for cancer in imaging and perhaps trigger more testing. ....