John Kiesewetter
TV/Media ReporterTV/Media reporter John Kiesewetter joined Cincinnati Public Radio in 2015 after 40 years with the Cincinnati Enquirer as a reporter, suburban editor, regional editor, features editor and TV columnist. The Middletown, Ohio, native interned four summers at the Middletown Journal while studying journalism at Ohio University, where he was editor of The Post, the independent weekday student newspaper, his senior year (1975). John is a past board member of the Television Critics Association. He lives in Fairfield with his wife, Sue, a freelance reporter for the Enquirer. John's first book, Joe Nuxhall: The Old Lefthander & Me, will be published in fall 2021.
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All reporters and editors are working from home after the lease expired for 312 Elm Street offices Downtown. -
The 2006 Princeton High School graduate was a member of the Vikings' water polo and swim teams.
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"This year there are a lot of new people on the Bengals bandwagon," says Jon Lawhead, Sinclair Broadcast Group group manager and WKRC-TV general manager.
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Long-time country music radio and WLW's weekend truckers' show host had retired last year.
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Cincinnati TV news is filled with frivolous features and inane comments about the Bengals playoffs again.
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Greater Cincinnati's "diverse range of locations" attracted four more major films to the area in 2022.
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WLWT-TV weekend anchor missed Martin Luther King Jr. Day events for the first time in 30 years.
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The public affairs channel wants to cover House floor action as it did for the House speaker vote last week.
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Former Reds pitcher honored as he enters his 31st season on Reds TV as the longest-tenured baseball television announcer in Cincinnati history.
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Kristen Skovira debuts on Good Morning Tri-State Wednesday, Jan. 11.
