HeyJaredSean Delancey
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 26
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Flock answers questions from Lebanon in writing after they bag cameras (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at sean.delancey@wcpo.com. LEBANON, Ohio — A discussion on the future of Flock's AI-powered license plate reader technology in Lebanon turned heated Wednesday as City Attorney Mark Yurick shut down a speaker for "personal attacks" seconds after the speaker called Mayor Mark Messer a liar. Messer attended the meeting to provide critical votes, but excused himself minutes before the Flock di
Mt. Orab data center debate reignites as commissioners consider new guidelines for construction (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at sean.delancey@wcpo.com. MT. ORAB, Ohio — Mt. Orab Planning Commission members presented their sweeping new "High Tech Overlay" (HTO) proposal governing high-tech business that could move into the village's industrially zoned land at a packed meeting Wednesday. WATCH: We talk with people opposed to data center construction in Mt. Orab: The commission moved the meeting to the Mt. Orab Fir
Trenton Police Chief leads charge to defend Flock camera use (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at sean.delancey@wcpo.com. TRENTON, Ohio — In an effort to stem a tidal wave of anti-Flock sentiment and potentially save his department's access to nine AI-powered license plate readers and two live feed cameras, Trenton Police Chief Patrick Carr called for people to come and talk with him at a town hall Tuesday. In an informal and relatively intimate setting in council chambers, the chie
Cincinnati police initiate road closures around UC campus after shootings (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at sean.delancey@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Cincinnati police officers initiated roadblocks on Calhoun and McMillan Streets between Vine Street and Clifton Avenue Friday to improve safety after a series of shootings near the University of Cincinnati campus, according to social media posts by the department. Business owners in the area heavily criticized the closures because they coincide with
Trenton passes data center ban to November ballot for voters to decide (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Sean to cover or a news tip? Reach him at sean.delancey@wcpo.com. TRENTON, Ohio — In a surprise move at the deadline, the City of Trenton added an emergency ordinance to their agenda Thursday and approved a ballot initiative it had rejected weeks earlier, effectively adding a vote to ban data centers to the coming November election ballot. The meeting began in unusual fashion with a representative of Butler County Prosecutor Mi
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