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Ohioans canvass to spread word about Issue 1 ballot initiative
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio voters will start heading to the polls in 42 days for early voting and Election Day is now only 70 days away, which means campaigns are ramping up to be full speed ahead after Labor Day. There is only one state issue on the ballot this fall, called Issue 1, […]
Women’s Golf Opens 2024-25 Season at Boilermaker Classic
Xavier women's golf kicks off its 2024-25 season at the Boilermaker Classic on September 2-3. Competing at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex, the Musketeers are aiming for a solid start as they prepare for NCAA competition. With four returning golfers from last season's BIG EAST Championship-winning team, Xavier is focused on building upon their recent successes.
The Ja'Marr Chase contract saga with Bengals appears to take a turn
There appears to be some significant movement on the Ja’Marr Chase contract saga front for the Cincinnati Bengals. Let a new report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler tell it, the team has ramped up its efforts to get an extension done before Week 1 practice really gets going. “From...
Cincinnati Museum Center hosts 1940s Day
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -On Saturday, the Cincinnati Museum Center is hosting 1940s Day, a celebration of the decade that allows guests to travel back in time. Guests can see classic cars, enter costume contests, listen to music, see a D-Day: Normandy 1944 showing at the Omnimax theater, and more. “The 1940s...
Man allegedly approached woman from behind before shooting her
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A man was arrested for allegedly approaching a woman from behind and firing several rounds at her, with one hitting her lower back. Police arrested Timothy Grier on Saturday for a shooting on Richwill Court that left a woman in the hospital on August 7. On that...
Cincinnati police asking for help in locating 13-year-old girl who went missing on walk to school
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati police are asking for help locating a missing 13-year-old girl. Queen'syhna Hogan was last seen leaving her home on Friday at 7:15 a.m. at the 1400 block of Linn Street in the West End. Police say that she was walking to her school, which is in...
High school football week 2 recap: Final scores, game highlights & more
There were some big time battles with major early season implications in week two of high school football. Get the highlights, see final scores and more in this week's high school football Blitz 5 recap. How did teams fare in week two? Find out by checking out final scores throughout...
Volleyball: Ohio sweeps Xavier in opening match
Ohio (1-0) gave fans an exciting start to the year, shaking away any first-match jitters as it swept Xavier (0-1) 3 sets to none. Despite a close end to the last set, the Bobcats excelled on offense, with powerhouses like Kam Hunt and Anna Kharchynska dominating the net. With seven...
Ohio's top elections official suggests eliminating ballot drop boxes
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s top elections official has asked Republican legislative leaders to consider banning the use of drop boxes altogether for returning absentee ballots after a federal court blocked a law limiting who may assist the disabled in voting. Secretary of State Frank LaRose also wants to require proof of U.S. citizenship on state-issued voter registration forms and require registered voters to cast provisional ballots when information in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles doesn’t match that on the registration rolls. READ MR. LAROSE’S LETTER TO SENATE PRESIDENT, HOUSE SPEAKER Current law allows for a single drop box for returning absentee ballots outside county boards of election. Mr. LaRose suggested getting rid of that box is one answer to a July judge’s ruling in a case brought by the League of Women Voters of Ohio and a disabled voter.
11th anniversary of the Sister Accord Foundation this weekend
CINCINNATI — Happening this weekend Cincinnati will be filled with sisterhood as women from across the world celebrate "The Sister Accord Day." The foundation for women and girls started in Cincinnati and has touched lives all over the world. See full interview with the foundation's founder Sonia Jackson Myles...
Ohio death row inmate found too incompetent to be executed
Thursday, a hearing was held before Trumbull County Court of Common Pleas Judge Sean O'Brien regarding the murder conviction and death sentence of Sean Carter. During that hearing, evidence was submitted that three doctors who evaluated Carter found that his mental condition deteriorated while in custody, according to a news release from the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office.
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