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Connor Steffen
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Journalist, WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Cincinnati, Louisville
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Biography
Connor Steffen is a Multi-Skilled Journalist for WHAS11 News. He joined the team in May 2022 after graduating from Kent State University. Previously, Connor spent his junior and senior year of college working for WFMJ 21 News as multimedia journalist, in Youngstown, OH. Connor’s career began in public radio with WKSU-FM. He spent about a year with the Northeast Ohio NPR-member station, working as an on-air and digital reporter. Connor has also held various roles with Kent State’s student-run television station TV2: anchoring, reporting, executive-producing and serving as news director. Connor has received recognitions from the Knight Foundation, College Media Association and Kent State Division of Equity and Inclusion for his reporting. He’s also the recipient of two Hearst Journalism Awards, three Mark of Excellence awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and an ACP Individual Award from Associated Collegiate Press.
green and nature tourism, preparations for the 2016 rio olympic and paralympic games,economy and business brazilian news, environment, latin america brazil government, olympics, protests 2014 world cup in brazil, venezuela, brazilian politics amazon, brazil, nature
mostly related to IT
Content
By Connor Steffen Verified| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified CINCINNATI — A proposed multi-million-dollar development in Hyde Park Square is garnering pushback from residents over traffic concerns if construction were to begin. The development site sits between Edwards Road and Michigan Avenue, approximately 0.2 miles away from nearby Hyde Park School.
By Connor Steffen Verified| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified CINCINNATI — According to financial disclosure records, U.S. Rep. Greg Landsman and his wife recently sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stocks amid the ongoing U.S. trade war and volatility in the stock market. Landsman, who represents Cincinnati, and his wife sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stocks in March. Though the exact amount is unclear, an analysis by our news partner, the Journal-News, found that the sales combined are valued between $379,000 and $1.44 million.
New Richmond flooding: Nearly 90 homes and businesses reeling from damage. Here's where to find help
By Connor Steffen Verified| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified NEW RICHMOND, Ohio — As the Ohio River recedes to normal water levels, New Richmond and Clermont County officials provided an update on the scope of flood damage in the village. As of Friday, it's been reported that approximately 89 homes and businesses experienced flood damage. "Thank you to the residents of New Richmond and surrounding communities in Clermont County for your patience and your trust in all of us," Clermont County Commissioner David Painter said.
Company Info
WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
+1 513-852-4071