WCPO Anchors
Kathrine Nero came to WCPO-TV in 1998 from her hometown Memphis, which is evident in her slight (at least she considers it slight) southern drawl.
Clyde is still going strong after more than 25 years of reporting and anchoring in Cincinnati and continues to be one of the most respected broadcast journalists working in the city.
Carol Williams anchors WCPO newscasts at 5,6, and 11. She considers herself lucky to have covered 21 years of news in Cincinnati, including the Bengals' trip to the Superbowl, Presidential debates and conventions, the Bearcats' trip to the Final Four, and uniquely Cincinnati events such as the WEBN Fireworks.
23-time Emmy winner Brendan Keefe was named Best Reporter by the Ohio Associated Press in 2011. He joined WCPO in the fall of 2007. He co-anchors 9 News at 5:30 weeknights with Tanya O'Rourke. Brendan also works as a "multi media journalist," shooting, writing, producing, and editing his own reports for WCPO's special projects unit and the I-Team.
At the age of three, Tanya's family moved to Finneytown, where she lived until graduating from Finneytown High School. She attended the University of Tennessee and the University of Cincinnati, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.
Jenell said she feels like she has the best of both worlds when it comes to a career in journalism. She gets to report three days a week as well as anchor on the weekends.
Lance Barry serves as an Anchor on Good Morning Tri-State and can often been seen serving in the same role on 9 News at Noon. He is pleased to call Cincinnati home and to be able to work for a station that is as highly regarded as WCPO.
While being a gifted 9 News reporter and anchor, Julie also comes from a rich musical heritage. Her family includes opera singers and concert pianists. Julie, a vocalist, studied at the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music in 1988, and minored in music at Louisiana State University.
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Adam Marshall calls his position at WCPO a dream come true.
Weather Team
Emmy Award-winning meteorologist Steve Raleigh is WCPO-TV's Chief Meteorologist.
Meteorologist Larry Handley joined the 9News Forecasters in April of 1999.
Sherry Hughes came to WCPO-TV in the fall of 2011
Meteorologist Sarah Walters is so excited to return home to the Midwest and work at WCPO, the same station that she interned at in college!
Sports
Through the years, Cincinnati sports fans have grown to love John's style and unique perspective on sports.
Curiosity, a love for language and reading, coupled with the ability to type 150 words a minute using all 10 fingers, are the underlying traits, skills and interests that Dennis has turned into a career spanning 35 years.
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Reporters
Hagit Limor serves as WCPO-TV's Emmy and national award-winning investigative reporter, but her journey began half a world away.
A veteran reporter and two-time Emmy Award winner, John is our Don't Waste Your Money consumer reporter.
Tom McKee has been with 9News for 23 years, giving him a unique perspective on what's important to every area of the Tri-State.
Jennifer A. Moore wears mutliple hats on Good Morning Tri-State as producer and reporter
Shannon Kettler first started at WCPO in 1996 as an intern from the University of Cincinnati.
Annette first joined 9 news as the station’s first ever Apprentice from The E.W. Scripps Company. She's glad to call Cincinnati her home away from home.
With over 15 years of collective experience in media, communications, television & film production, and marketing, Brandi loves storytelling.
Reporters
Bill might be from the Big Apple, but he is a man of firsts right here in the Tri-state.
Since Jay started at WCPO in June 2004, he has enjoyed serving and getting to know the people of the Tri-state.
Anthony (Tony) Mirones came to WCPO 9 News in January of 2004 to join our national award winning I-TEAM.
California-native Scott Wegener has worked in several television markets on both coasts before relocating to Cincinnati in 1986.
Cincinnati native Jessica Noll is proud to call the Reds her home team and 9 News her home for news.
Bryce Anslinger joined the 9 News team in April of 2011. He and his wife Emily are happy to come home to the Tri-State after several years on the west coast.
Brian joins the 9 News team as an Anchor/MultiMedia Journalist. He brings with him more than 6 years of broadcast experience covering events throughout his home state of Maine.