Mark Heyne

Reporter & All Things Considered Host

Mark Heyne's journalism experience in Greater Cincinnati spans more than 20 years and includes positions with WLW, WHIO, WMOH and Traffic Watch/News Watch. He has received awards from the Ohio Associated Press, Ohio Society of Professional Journalists, The Press Club of Ohio, and the Cincinnati Society of Professional Journalists.

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Sports
3:13 pm
Fri March 1, 2013

Reds start selling single game tickets tomorrow

Credit Mark Heyne

Spring training is underway, next comes ticket sales as another sure sign that baseball season isn't far off.

Single game tickets for Reds regular season home games go on sale Saturday morning at 9, excluding Opening day on April 1.  

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Local News
12:07 pm
Fri March 1, 2013

Zoo names baby gorilla

Credit Cincinnati Zoo
Gladys hails from the Gladys Porter Zoo in Texas.

The Cincinnati Zoo has named its newest arrival.  This is from the Zoo's announcement today:

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Cincinnati Casino
4:00 am
Fri March 1, 2013

Training for the big night

Credit Tana Weingartner / WVXU

The saying goes, "Preparation is the key to success."  In part five of our Casino series,  WVXU's Mark Heyne says Horseshoe Cincinnati is taking that to heart as it readies its workers for the casino's opening.  Employees have been training for weeks,  in some cases months, to be ready for the big night and beyond.

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Local News
4:26 pm
Wed February 27, 2013

Communities mark one year since tornado hit

FEMA workers survey the damage in Moscow, Ohio from a tornado last March.

It's another sign of the recovery and rebuilding that's been going on since a large tornado ripped through communities in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky about a year ago.  The Moscow, Ohio Post Office is officially reopening for business at 8 a.m. Thursday.

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Interview
5:01 pm
Tue February 26, 2013

Interview with Eleanor Kluszewski

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WVXU Reporter Mark Heyne interviews Eleanor Kluszewski, wife of one of the greatest Cincinnati Reds ever, first baseman Ted Kluszewski, for the special program Saluting Big Klu.


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