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Area unions hold press conference to show support for Sherrod Brown
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - With concerns for Ohio's labor force, local unions came out today against Bernie Moreno. Representatives from UAW Local 1219, Lima Troy Area CAP Council, and the United Steelworkers are speaking out about their concerns with the lack of respect they say Moreno has for Ohio workers. With the court actions against him for not paying earned overtime to his own employees and the NBC news report that he has bought land to get back into the auto sales businesses, these laborers say that's not what Ohio needs. They say Senator Sherrod Brown has supported them in the past and will continue to support them when he is re-elected.
Mothers’ Milk Bank to open new milk drop at Clinton County WIC
The OhioHealth Mothers’ Milk Bank is celebrating the grand opening of a new milk drop location at the Clinton County Health District WIC, in Wilmington, on Sept. 12 at 9:30 a.m., according to a news release. The new milk drop site, located at 111 S. Nelson Ave. Suite 1, will house a freezer to store donated human milk, which will then be transferred to the milk bank in Whitehall at no cost to the donor.
‘This should never happen’; 2 Kentucky child deaths should be under investigation, instead they’re sitting in limbo
Serenity McKinney and Miya Rudd were both on the radar of Kentucky's child protective services prior to their deaths. Why weren't they protected?. When children are killed, there are always questions. When those children were known to state agencies, given the power to protect them, the questions only grow. Two...
Kroger executive admits company gouged prices higher than inflation levels
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Kroger executive admitted to gouging prices on select items above inflation levels during an antitrust trial. According to Newsweek,Andy Groff, Kroger's senior director for pricing, said the company had raised the cost of milk and eggs beyond the levels of inflation while testifying to a Federal Trade Commission attorney on Tuesday.
Man in serious condition after being shot in Avondale
AVONDALE, Ohio (WKRC) - A man was shot in Avondale on Thursday. It happened near the 3700 block of Reading Road at about 7:40 p.m. Upon arriving at the scene, officers found a male believed to be in his 30s suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. The victim was then taken to UC Medical Center, where he's listed as being in serious condition.
Judge: No jail time for Metro bus driver who killed retired Tri-State teacher
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Metro bus driver who pleaded guilty to killing an 87-year-old woman in Hyde Park will not go to jail. Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Samantha Silverstein said under the law, and because Deon Willis had no prior criminal record and showed remorse, she sentenced the 47-year-old Willis five years probation and 1,000 hours of community service.
Bengals Star Cody Ford’s New Girlfriend Is Getting Called Out For Stealing By His Ex-Fiancee On Social Media As Massive Drama Unfolds
It appears that Cody Ford was indeed cheating on his former fiancee, Tianna Robillard, and she is not being quiet about it. The Cincinnati Bengals guard split from social media influencer Tianna Robillard in June as she accused him of cheating on her before they ended their brief engagement. Ford...
Joe Burrow hilariously changes Instagram profile pic, appears to give major side-eye
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is staring down the competition in his new Instagram profile picture. Burrow recently switched to a photo showing himself give major side-eye, during what appeared to be a conversation with reporters. The popular NFL fan account MLFootball said Wednesday he made the change after receiver Ja'Marr Chase posted...
Chris Renkel’s departure leaves WKRC-TV without sports anchors
And then there were none. WKRC-TV enters the busy fall high school, college and pro football season — plus FC Cincinnati’s playoff quest and the final five weeks of the Reds season — without a sports anchor or sports reporter. Chris Renkel — the former weekend sports...
United Way helps save family from homelessness
• Karen Bell, a resident of Over-the-Rhine, faced eviction while helping her sister and her children. • Thanks to the United Way's 211 helpline and the Access to Counsel program, she received timely rent assistance and legal support, preventing homelessness. • Within two weeks, her rent was up-to-date, allowing Bell...
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