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Coroner: Man identified in Hamilton drowning
HAMILTON, Ohio (WXIX) - The Butler County Coroner’s Office identified Thursday’s drowning victim. Joel Markowski, 54, was pronounced dead at 10:46 a.m., the coroner’s sheet announced Friday. Hamilton police were dispatched to the 2000 block of Bridgeport Drive Thursday morning for a report of a man drowning.
Ribs, the Rusty Griswolds and a front row seat to Riverfest - a night for a charity
Breast Cancer Awareness month isn't until October, but American Cancer Society's Men Wear Pink campaign in Cincinnati is starting early this year with Rendezvous On The River, a Riverfest fireworks watch party at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. The event will feature a buffet-style dinner, music by the Rusty Griswolds and a fireworks watch...
Sanitary main in Point Place collapses, won't be repaired until Monday, city says
TOLEDO, Ohio — A sanitary main that collapsed in Point Place will not be repaired until Monday due to anticipated rain, according to a city of Toledo press release. The 24-inch main services households from Ottawa River Road to 305th Street and 131st Street. It needs two separate repairs after crews from the city's sewer and drainage department found it collapsed Thursday afternoon.
Cincinnati's Avondale Neighborhood Gears Up for Black Family Reunion Parade with Street Closures
Ready for a grand celebration of unity and culture? The Black Family Reunion Parade is set to converge upon the streets of Avondale this coming Saturday, August 17, a tradition that knits the fabric of the community with the threads of heritage and pride. As participants and spectators anticipate the vibrance of the parade, the City of Cincinnati has announced a series of street closures to ensure a smooth procession for this treasured event.
Tee Higgins sends clear message to Ja'Marr Chase amid contract drama
If you asked Cincinnati Bengals fans a few months ago which star wide receiver would be a non-participant throughout training camp and preseason play as the result of an ongoing contract dispute, many probably would have picked Tee Higgins. After all, it was Higgins who requested a trade away from...
Deli meat listeria outbreak in Indiana & 12 other states kills 3 and sickens dozens
A listeria outbreak linked to deli meats has sickened at least one person in Indiana and dozens more across the country, prompting a lawsuit from a Minnesota pregnant woman who said she almost lost her unborn child after getting sick. Three people have died since health officials began tracking the outbreak in July....
Proof That Ohio is Full of Bad Drivers
According to a recent study, Ohio drivers have the 2nd most speeding tickets in the United States. Insurify crunched numbers of Ohio drivers in each state with speeding tickets on their driver records over the last 7 years compared to those without,. The Insurify data team compared the number of...
College move-in day: When do students return to the biggest Ohio universities? What to know
It's that time of the year again—time for classes to start. And students heading to Ohio colleges and universities for the first time, or returning to campus, will soon be moving into their residence halls, if they haven't already. Here's a look at when those move-in dates are happening at Ohio's largest...
Ohio company leading fight against 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam
An Ohio company is the first in the U.S. to find a way to destroy toxic firefighting foam, which had been piling up in storage across the state with no safe way to dispose of it. Since the 1960s, Ohio’s firefighters have put out oil and gas fires with aqueous...
Medicare agrees to lower 10 drug prices
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The price of ten drugs are set to be decreased for many Ohioans on Medicare. Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, prices on select drugs used to treat blood cancers, blood clots, diabetes, heart failure, psoriatic arthritis and more will be lowered. As an example, Januvia by Merck Sharp & Dohme is commonly […]
Ohio employers embrace trend of hiring formerly incarcerated individuals
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Numerous Ohio employers are embracing a trend that helps job fill positions in a shrinking workforce, by hiring formerly incarcerated individuals. Caz Walcott, director of inclusive hiring for the nonprofit Responsible Business Initiative for Justice, said there has been an increase of businesses in the U.S. expressing interest in second chance […]
Stephen Colbert calls Ohio Supreme Court boneless chicken decision 'hot legal garbage'
Late night talk show host Stephen Colbert has a bone to pick with the Ohio Supreme Court over its ruling in a boneless chicken wing case. "In poultry adjudication news, the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that chicken wings advertised as boneless can have bones. Then what's the point of anything?!" Colbert...
DeWine orders flags at half-staff in Ohio
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has ordered flags to be lowered. The order follows the death of Robert Hagler, a former judge in Greene County. Hagler’s obituary details the former judge died on Aug. 3 at 84-years-old. On all public buildings and grounds within Greene County, flags should be flown at half-staff […]
Tri-Village volleyball making strides
GREENVILLE – The Tri-Village Lady Patriots traveled to Greenville Senior High School for a Tuesday night five-team volleyball scrimmage with the Greenville Lady Wave, Mississinawa Valley Lady Blackhawks, Bellefontaine Lady Chieftains, and the Brookville Lady Blue Devils. “We have to go back to that consistency piece,” said Tri-Village coach...
Clear the Shelters with the Humane Society of Greater Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)–NBC’s Clear the Shelters Campaign is in full swing and they’re encouraging people across the nation to adopt animals from their local shelters. One of those shelters is the Humane Society of Greater Dayton and they have a unique challenge this year being the only shelter in the Miami Valley who cares for exotic animals.
Cincinnati's Black Family Reunion schedule features Doug E. Fresh, Roland Martin, more
Beginning Thursday, Aug. 15, more than 15,000 attendees will gather at locations throughout Greater Cincinnati for the Black Family Reunion – an annual tradition once celebrated in cities across the country that has since found a home in Cincinnati. This year marks the 36th annual Midwest Black Family Reunion featuring four days of food, music from legends like Doug E. Fresh and a keynote speech from award-winning journalist Roland Martin. The weekend will also spotlight local resources...
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