Annie Elming
FOX19 NOW Reporter
Annie Elming joined FOX 19 NOW in August 2025.
She moved to Cincinnati after spending two years as a reporter in Lincoln, Nebraska. She earned her bachelor's degree at Creighton University, just an hour away from Lincoln in Omaha, Nebraska.
During her time in college, Annie wrote for the school newspaper and gained experience through her internship at KETV. She also dual-enrolled at the University of Nebraska Omaha and was involved in their on-campus TV station.
Annie is a Los Angeles native, and enjoys playing tennis, spending time with her family and trying all of the great food spots around Cincinnati.
If you have any story ideas or want to say hi, reach out to Annie on her Facebook, X, or email.
He was taken to Cincinnati Children's Hospital from East Price Hill
District’s 2030 Commitment centers on students being known, valued and supported
Residents displaced, roads closed as first responders conduct rescues across Fayette County
Residents cleaning up after Tuesday storms; some outages expected to last several days
Officials said some viral videos and articles touting property tax relief are false and have led to an influx of calls.
City-funded program served youth at four recreation centers on Saturday nights this summer
After a sexual assault allegation & a wrongful death lawsuit, an independent care facility is now under a state investigation.
Buc-ee’s filed a lawsuit on July 28 in U.S. District Court in Dayton against Hanes Road Carryout, which operates here as Beaver’s Mini Mart.
This year's event is much shorter than 2025
A new Kentucky law is changing when drivers must stop for school and church buses, and Covington police are warning that violations carry fines of up to $1,000.
Vincent Stoetzel was 29 years old, according to Warren County's coroner
Cleanup is underway after residents on the border of Ohio and Pierce townships were left dealing with devastation they called unprecedented
A flash flood warning late Friday afternoon led to extreme flooding in Hamilton County.
Two Covington police officers are being sued over use of excessive force during an immigration protest where more than a dozen people were arrested on the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge.
Local soccer league rolls out 'Go Green' initiative ahead of fall season
City anticipates 4,000 911 calls over holiday weekend
Two healthcare workers are handmaking stuffed animals to comfort children visiting the emergency room
The college says applications for fall 2026 are up 23 percent, and leaders said that momentum matters in the Tri-State.
Organizers say operations will pause during severe weather and resume when safe
The suspect used an extension cord to strangle the victim, according to court records.
The Safe Haven Baby Box offers a safe, anonymous option for parents in crisis to legally surrender a newborn
Widespread damage is reported in three southeastern Indiana counties, according to the National Weather Service
Reach Out Lakota says June is crucial month as hunger increases when schools close
Crews are on scene taking care of hotspots
Free Smart911 service provides dispatchers with critical information during emergencies
Crews are searching the sewer system as part of the William Lee Campbell investigation, whose skull was found in the system in August 2025.
The man is charged with two counts of child endangerment
It is now a recovery effort, not a rescue, fire officials say
Scammers impersonate deputies, claim victims missed jury duty and have warrants
The man who allegedly stabbed a woman inside a Skyline Chili in Norwood will be held in jail without bond.
If passed by the full council, anyone caught participating would face a $1,250 fine for a first offense and $2,500 for each additional violation, in addition to towing fees.
Hundreds gather outside Cali Bar to remember man who brought neighborhood together
Police say business sold monuments to customers but failed to deliver products
Three defendants received prison terms for their roles in the September assault in Coryville
Florists around the Greater Cincinnati area are raising prices during the busy season as higher vendor costs and gas prices increase.
First responders increase visibility at downtown events during Memorial Day weekend
31-year-old Devin Holston is accused of shooting at another driver, police say
Thursday was a day of sadness and remembrance for Joshua Eversole, as he handed out flowers in Hamilton on what would have been his daughter Oaklee’s fifth birthday.
Burbridge and Nettles were scheduled to be sentenced Feb. 11, but the sentencing was delayed because Nettles is six months pregnant.
Oluwabukola Pereira was shot and killed in Lockland just a week before earning her MBA
Oxford police say the arrests are all part of an ongoing, monthslong investigation
It is a part of the bridge rehabilitation project.
The motion comes one week after a public city council meeting was briefly interrupted after Alexandra Dalton brought a hidden sword inside a cane into the chamber.
Marvin Poole died Sunday, May 3, while driving north on the interstate toward the Lyle Tunnel. His brother, Patrick Poole, said it has been an extremely hard time for their family.
Christopher Shipman held without bond after Friday night incident that left 25-year-old dead
Hacking group claims access to data from nearly 9,000 schools and more than 275 million people
Detectives spoke with several people who were at the gathering, but few were willing to cooperate.
Ryan Cupp, 18, appeared in court Wednesday following the death of a 13-year-old on May 3.
A criminal investigation will not proceed after Cincinnati police got new evidence into what happened last weekend at the Oakley Cinemark.
