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Downtown Cincinnati to Host Kroger Wellness Festival with Free Entry, Star-Studded Lineup, and Enhanced Safety Measures
Mark your calendars for a wellness extravaganza as the Kroger Wellness Festival takes over Downtown Cincinnati on September 27 and 28 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year, the festival is relocating to a more spacious locale on Fifth Street as it outgrows its previous spot at The Banks, an announcement shared by FOX19. Boasting over 200 experiences, from fitness crunches to cooking sizzles, the event promotes a well-rounded approach to health, focusing on balance, breathing, caring, moving, playing, and uplifting.
Cincinnati Bears Celebrate New $134 Million Indoor Practice Facility
Cincinnati celebrated a significant milestone for its $134 million Indoor Practice Facility with a Beam Signing Ceremony, featuring key figures like University President Neville Pinto and Head Football Coach Scott Satterfield. The facility aims to enhance student-athlete experience and recruitment capability, opening in Spring 2025. The 84,000 square-foot indoor space will include a 120-yard football field and will be complemented by a 96,000 square-foot Performance Center housing essential training resources. This major upgrade is backed by the Sheakley family, with further naming opportunities still available.
Cincinnati’s Black Family Reunion returns for its 36th year
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati’s 36th annual Black Family Reunion kicked off Thursday for a weekend full of fun and education. The four-day event celebrates the Black community and offers a variety of benefits, including a job fair, parade, live music, workshops and more. On Friday, participants heard from Cincinnati...
'We got something to prove' | Withrow football program enters a new era
CINCINNATI — Withrow senior edge rusher Erik Gayle stood on the Angus King Stadium field and reflected upon his high school football career with just two weeks until the season opener. “I love this stadium; I love everything about it,” said Gayle, who is verbally committed to the University...
NL Wild Card is still Reds' best chance at playoffs despite Brewers' devastating loss
The Cincinnati Reds have certainly made up some ground in the standings over the past week. The Redlegs are riding a four-game winning streak after salvaging a win on the road in Milwaukee last weekend and sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals earlier this week. The Reds will welcome the upstart...
Bengals lineman out for season with knee injury
Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman D’ante Smith will miss the entire 2024 NFL season after sustaining a devastating leg injury. Smith reportedly tore his entire patellar tendon, which will require surgery to repair. That procedure will cause the former fourth-round pick to miss this season, a big blow to both him and the Bengals ahead of the beginning of the season.
Mother furious after child gets dropped off at wrong bus stop in Clermont County
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The mother of a West Clermont 5-year-old student was furious Wednesday after their child did not come home after her first day of school. Anna Hammond says her daughter Hayley did not get off at the right bus stop after her first day at Holly Hill Elementary. For...
Joe Burrow’s Parents on Their Son’s Impactful Charity Work, His NFL Rise — And His Hair!
Jason Mowry/Getty Images Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is giving back in a major way to the communities that helped shape him. In partnership with breakfast brand Kodiak — with whom Joe, 27, is an investor — the Joe Burrow Foundation is donating 9,999 meals (a nod to his #9 jerseys over the years) to […]
Two Big 12 Teams Named Pro Football Focus’ Easiest College Football Schedules
In a recent list from Pro Football Focus, two members of the Big 12 Conference wound up on the receiving end of the nation’s easiest schedules. The two Big 12 teams featured on the list were the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Kansas Jayhawks, joined by Iowa, Miami, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, and SMU.
Funding approved for demolition of former Sears portion of Northgate Mall
COLERAIN TWP. — Funding has been approved by the state of Ohio and Hamilton County for the demolition of the former Sears portion of Northgate Mall. Colerain Township trustees voted on Tuesday to approve a $28,000 grant from Hamilton County to go forward with the demolition. A grant was also approved last week by the state of Ohio to advance the demolition.
Ohio high school football 2024 | Top 10 Canton-area can't miss games of 2024
As we prepare for the start of the 2024 Ohio high school football season, we've been breaking down the top 10 Stark County-area players by position — including quarterbacks, running backs, receivers/tight ends, offensive linemen, linebackers, defensive backs, specialists and two-way players. The top 10 defensive linemen will be published this week. Today, we take a break from that to rank the top 10 can't miss games of 2024, starting with the 135th edition of the McKinley-Massillon rivalry game. ...
2 people hospitalized after shooting inside Covington bar, police say
COVINGTON, KY (WXIX) -Two people were taken to the hospital after they were shot inside a Covington bar, according to Lt. Justin Bradbury with Covington police. Lt. Bradbury says officers were called around 1:30 a.m. to Bocks Billiards on Decoursey Avenue. The two victims were found inside the bar and...
Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for portions of Ohio and West Virginia has expired
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for portions of West Virginia and Ohio. The Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Northwestern Belmont, South Central Carroll, Harrison, and Jefferson Counties in Ohio, and Brooke and Hancock Counties in West Virginia until 4:45 p.m. At 4:01 a severe thunderstorm was […]
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