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Cincinnati Faces Scrutiny Over Delayed Security Camera Installation in the West End Cincinnati city officials are facing increased scrutiny after delays in installing promised security cameras in the West End—delays that come in the wake of tragic incidents involving children and rising concerns about neighborhood safety. Following intense public pressure and emotional appeals from parents […]
Cincinnati’s Convention Center Set to Reopen After $264 Million Transformation Cincinnati is getting ready to welcome visitors back to its newly renovated and expanded convention center following an 18-month, $264 million renovation project that dramatically upgrades the city’s largest event venue. The revitalized facility features a stunning 40,000-square-foot grand ballroom, designed to host major conferences, […]
Newburgh Heights police say three children, ages 12 and younger, crashed a stolen vehicle into a residential home while fleeing officers. The crash happened during a police pursuit on the city’s West Side. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle after receiving a stolen car report. The driver refused to stop and led police through nearby […]
Ohio will officially ban student cellphone use in public schools beginning January 1, following language included in the state’s newly approved two-year budget. The law requires every public school district, community school and STEM school to adopt a policy that limits student access to cellphones and other personal communication devices during school hours. The rule […]
Freestore Food Bank & St. Elizabeth Partner to Provide 1,500 Holiday Meals to Local Families The spirit of giving is alive in the Tri-State as the Freestore Food Bank and St. Elizabeth Healthcare team up once again to make the holidays brighter for families in need. This year marks the fourth annual holiday meal giveaway, […]
Bengals Are Back in the Playoff Conversation and Joe Burrow’s Return Has Changed Everything Just a few weeks ago, the Cincinnati Bengals looked like they were slipping out of the playoff picture. But after an inspiring comeback performance from Joe Burrow, the narrative has officially flipped — the Bengals are right back in the hunt. […]
New Downtown Cincinnati Hotel Powered by Local Restaurants’ Investment A major new addition is coming to downtown Cincinnati — and it’s being built with the help of the city’s own restaurants. A 1% fee added to meals at 28 businesses in the urban core has played a key role in advancing the new Marriott Hotel […]
A winter weather system is expected to move into the region overnight Monday and continue into Tuesday morning, prompting a Winter Weather Advisory from 7 p.m. Monday until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Forecasters say snow will become more widespread and steady between midnight and 3 a.m., creating the potential for impactful conditions during the early morning […]
Monroe High School Students Use Their Talents to Feed Local Families Students at Monroe High School are proving that talent can do more than entertain—it can change lives. This year, a group of passionate teens is organizing a special talent show dedicated to supporting local food pantries during the holiday season, a time when many […]
Ohio High School Athletes Can Now Earn NIL Money After Landmark OHSAA Vote High school athletes across Ohio are officially stepping into a new era. Member schools of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) have approved an emergency bylaw allowing student-athletes to earn money from their name, image, and likeness (NIL). The measure passed […]
Don Juan Fasho Sits Down with Cincinnati Children’s Expert Dr. Nana-Hawa Yayah Jones for National Diabetes Awareness Month As National Diabetes Awareness Month continues, Don Juan Fasho took time to spotlight one of Cincinnati’s leading medical voices: Dr. Nana-Hawa Yayah Jones, Associate Professor in the Division of Endocrinology and Diabetes at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical […]
Moeller Community Honors Dylan Straughn as His Father Creates Scholarship in His Memory The Moeller High School community is rallying around the family of 15-year-old Dylan Straughn, who tragically lost his life after being struck while riding his bike in Colerain Township. Now, his father, Paul Straughn, is turning grief into purpose by creating a […]