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The Cincinnati Police Department is set to receive a $30,000 boost from the state of Ohio, aimed at strengthening its approach to violent crime investigations. The funding is part of a broader $3.4 million statewide initiative focused on equipping law enforcement agencies with specialized training and resources to better respond to rising public safety concerns. […]
Indianapolis hosts iconic NCAA Final Four, boasting history, culture, and community celebration beyond the court.
New Edition Honored with Legacy Award, March 26 Proclaimed “New Edition Day” in Hamilton County It was a powerful and unforgettable moment in Cincinnati as Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece honored one of R&B’s most influential groups, New Edition, with a prestigious Legacy Award from the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame. They were celebrated […]
If you’ve been looking for something unique to do this weekend, just look up. The International Space Station will be visible in the night sky twice, giving stargazers a rare and exciting viewing opportunity. According to astronomer Dean Regas, the ISS will pass overhead on March 27 from 9:20 to 9:24 p.m. and again on […]
Cincinnati Leaders Consider Crackdown on Street Takeovers City officials in Cincinnati are taking a closer look at how to address the growing issue of street takeovers after a recent large scale incident drew major attention across the region. According to reports, nearly 100 cars gathered for an event that was promoted on social media. Law […]
Spring Begins with a Price Hike at the Pump, Impacting Travel and Local Businesses As the first day of spring arrives, many drivers are hitting the road with a renewed sense of energy—but also facing a noticeable increase in gas prices. The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has jumped nearly a dollar […]
Ohio’s cannabis landscape is shifting once again as Senate Bill 56 is set to take effect on March 20 bringing major changes that could impact both consumers and local businesses across the state. The new law focuses on tightening regulations around marijuana while also cracking down on intoxicating hemp derived products. Under Senate Bill 56 […]
Local radio personality Don Juan Fasho received a special honor from Alicia Reece as she officially presented him with a proclamation declaring March 12 as Don Juan Fasho Day in Hamilton County. The proclamation recognizes Don Juan Fasho for his contributions to the community, his work in radio, and his continued efforts to give back […]
Local radio personality Don Juan Fasho recently turned his birthday into a day of giving back to the community. Partnering with Gold Star Chili and the nonprofit Aspired Solutions, Don Juan Fasho organized a special effort to help feed those in need for what he called Don Juan Fasho Day. The community initiative focused on […]
Woman Shot and Killed in Avondale Apartment Building Early Friday A woman in her 30s was shot and killed early Friday morning inside an apartment building in the Avondale neighborhood of Cincinnati, according to police. Officers responded to the scene after receiving multiple 911 calls reporting gunfire in the area. Police were also alerted by […]
Bronze Age Artifacts Seized in Philadelphia by U.S. Customs U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Philadelphia recently intercepted a shipment containing 36 copper-alloy swords and 50 arrowheads dating back nearly 4,000 years to the Bronze Age. The artifacts, originating from the Talish Mountains region of Iran, were seized on February 18 after arriving […]
The Cincinnati Open is stepping into a new era — transforming from a two-week world-class tournament into a year-round destination for tennis lovers and the community. With a massive $260 million renovation of the Lindner Family Tennis Center, the historic venue is now home to the brand-new Cincinnati Open Sporting Club, giving members the rare […]