Brooklyn Andres
FOX19 NOW Reporter
Brooklyn Andres joined FOX19 NOW in August 2025. She previously worked for Gray Media as morning reporter/anchor for WMTV in Madison, Wisconsin. Brooklyn is excited to continue telling the impactful stories and highlighting those who make the Tri-State so vibrant and full of life. In her free time, Brooklyn will likely be found in the kitchen testing out a new recipe or discovering a new coffee shop. Brooklyn loves taking walks and soaking up as much sunshine as possible!
Originally from Michigan, Brooklyn's thrilled to stay close to home. Brooklyn is looking forward to exploring all that The Queen City has to offer, especially the food scene!
Cincinnati Aeromodelers reports $5,000 to $6,000 in damages after water reached 25 1/2 feet
Cincinnati Public Schools returns to the classroom Wednesday for the new school year with 111 fewer positions filled than the prior academic year.
A Reading tavern threw a party Friday night to celebrate the return of power after three days without electricity.
They say they found out about it hours later at another hospital
Ohio's Student Athlete Mobility Act gives affected players options to join neighboring districts
Vertical farming company cites inability to secure capital; about 300 employees affected
Franks took the leap of a lifetime Friday afternoon alongside one of her ten children, Darlene, at Start Skydiving in Middletown.
Shops report 30% drop in revenue as redevelopment project stretches into third year
Woman says brother's photos prompted visit; facility did not respond to requests for comment
Residents on Parkers Run Road help each other after fast-moving storm causes widespread damage
Village administrator says preliminary data shows systems functioned properly during Friday's storm
A flash flood warning late Friday afternoon led to extreme flooding in Hamilton County.
The young firefighter died in a three-vehicle crash July 6 while out for a ride on State Route 131.
Teen ordered to residential treatment facility after using apps to share explicit content
Community members, city leaders meet to discuss data showing racial disparities in CPD stops
Community memorial planned for Sept. 11 as Rebekah Kinner nears end of 11-year sentence
The players are suing the NCAA over its age-based eligibility rule change as they seek a fifth year of eligibility.
Parents say concerns were raised months ago and went unaddressed
Dee and Malorie Nolan are urging parents to get their children's blood work after their daughter, Ziggy, said she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma.
Dashawn Ripley, 32, was shot on Yankee Road early Thursday morning in Middletown, according to his family.
Daughter says he was 'a protector through and through'
William Bailer was working a normal shift at Lee’s when 29-year-old James Bonar allegedly stabbed him multiple times.
Parents cite concerns about discipline practices and alleged racial discrimination
Masked individuals caught on camera going driveway to driveway stealing unlocked vehicles
If convicted on all counts, Chad Essert could face up to 280 years in prison.
Caleb Arnez Harris, 26, faces charges of inducing panic and aggravated menacing
Chief Greg Lang and a firefighter have both resigned from Monroe Township
Crews battle flames in triple-digit temperatures; officials urge public to stay alert for heat-related illness
Since 2012, the corner of MLK Jr. Boulevard and Lee Street hasn’t just been home to Gutierrez Deli, it’s been a piece of the neighborhood’s heartbeat.
House Bill 359, also known as the Joshua Alert Bill, unanimously passed the Senate Wednesday and now heads to Gov. Mike DeWine’s desk to be signed into law.
32-year-old nurse battling chronic kidney disease given less than a year to live without transplant
Woman who spent seven years caring for Elsmere feral cat colony faces decision to euthanize injured cat
American Red Cross, Clinton County EMA and several Clinton County fire departments are offering completely free smoke alarms and their installation
Putters regulars might recognize the name and certainly recognize his smile, as Jay is usually busy busing tables. But Jay traded in the dishcloth for the DJ booth.
Owner speaks out after weekend incident leaves one hospitalized
Erlanger resident Stormy Gunter said her 11-year-old dog, Tank, was part of the family.
Karla Brightwell sentenced to 45 days in jail after six dogs found without food, water or shelter
Record 61 speakers plead with board to place new money levy on November ballot
Joshua Allen is on life support at a Columbus hospital, his wife says
Newly released recordings capture panic as shots rang out inside the venue, injuring nine people
District faces nearly $2 million deficit, warns more cuts likely
Resident says road conditions from infrastructure work caused flat tire, hours-long delay
Iesha Harris held in contempt for second time in less than a week as cruiser video shows February pursuit
As a Tri-sport student-athlete, Lebanon High School senior Zach Amburgy knows all too well what it means to be challenged. But the 18-year-old is now facing his toughest challenge yet.
Park Hills cafe says financial struggles forced difficult decision to close doors
The Women Helping Women hotline went from one small room 52 years ago to an entire call center dedicated to supporting domestic violence survivors.
The proposed data center development plans for Mason County were approved tonight with conditions.
