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Bengals rookie Erick All cleared for training camp practices
The Cincinnati Bengals got a significant development at the tight end position over the weekend. Sunday, the team cleared fourth-rounder Erick All to practice with the team after he passed his physical. As Bengals fans know, All isn’t a typical fourth-rounder, though. The Bengals considered All far, far above...
Crash with injuries reported on I-75 southbound in West End
CINCINNATI — A crash with injuries has been reported on Interstate 75 southbound near mile marker 2.0 in West End. At least four vehicles are reportedly involved in the crash. The severity of the injuries has not been confirmed. Cincinnati police and fire responders have been dispatched to the...
A Life Illuminated by Art: Kay Hurley ’74 Paints a Pathway of Life Connections
Born into a family steeped in liturgical arts, an early affinity for the visual world ignited a passion within MSJ Fine Arts alumna, M. Katherine (Kay) Winterich Hurley. This passion was nurtured at Notre Dame Academy, where she excelled in art, a path that naturally led her to the Mount. Here, she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, inspired by fellow art students and the encouragement of former professors John Nartker, Sister Augusta, and Connie McClure.
Carson Foster, Sycamore grad, wins bronze medal in Paris Olympics 400-meter IM
Carson Foster, a Sycamore High School grad who swam for Mason Manta Rays, won a bronze medal Sunday in the Paris Olympics, in the men's 400-meter individual medley. France's Léon Marchand won gold in an Olympic record 4:02.95, and Japan's Tomoyuki Matsushita won silver in 4:08.62. Foster finished right behind Matsushita in 4:08.66...
Just Askin': How many paintings are displayed at Cincinnati Art Museum?
The Enquirer's Just Askin' series aims to answer the questions that no one seems to have an answer for, not even Google. After more than a century in operation, Cincinnati Art Museum has accumulated quite a collection. ...
2025 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Luke Kandra, OG, Cincinnati
Luke Kandra was a 4-star recruit from Cincinnati, OH, and went to Elder HS. He signed with Louisville in 2021 before transferring to Cincinnati in 2023. In 2021-2022, Kandra played in 14 games for Louisville with a few starts. In 2023, Kandra transferred to Cincinnati and started in all 12 games and was one of the nation’s top guards.
Cincinnati hosts 9th annual 'DangerWheel' event to help raise money for city
PENDLETON, Ohio (WKRC) - There was a lot of fun and action on the streets of Pendleton on Saturday. The 9th annual, one-of-a-kind DangerWheel event returned to the neighborhood. The downhill big wheel race for adults brought together thrill seekers and spectators to witness the extreme sport. Those participating in...
Journey of Hope cycling team stops in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Members from the Journey of Hope Transamerica cycling team stopping in Cincinnati on Saturday. The cycling team is going coast to coast raising money and awareness for people with disabilities. Zach Brown works with The Ability Experience and is a crew member on the cycling team. “Just...
Rollover crash with injuries reported on Hopple Street in Camp Washington
CINCINNATI — A rollover crash was reported on Hopple Street in Camp Washington Saturday evening. It was reported at the intersection with Meeker Street at 7:58 p.m. Hopple Street is reportedly shut down. Alternate routes are advised. Cincinnati police are on scene. A Ford Bronco reportedly flipped. Minor injuries...
Nagel Middle School officially opens new bike park
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - After four years of development, Nagel Middle School opened its mountain bike skills course on Friday. Forest Hills School District students can begin riding the course this weekend. The course was developed with the Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance, along with fundraising from the community and 200 hours of...
TriHealth School to Work program brings diversity, new experience to area's health care
Sixteen students recently completed a hospital-based training program designed to bolster diverse staffing in the Cincinnati area's health care workforce, which has only a small fraction of Black or Latino workers. In May they completed TriHealth's School to Work program, a partnership between TriHealth and Cincinnati Public Schools that gives students the chance to work in the Good Samaritan Hospital for a two-year period to explore health care, build job skills, and contribute to their community, hospital...
Lockland schools renovating its main campus
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Lockland Local Schools is renovating its main campus building, a familiar site in the Tri-State since 1912. The building, a familiar sight along I-75, is being renovated from top to bottom. “Everything from the basement of the buildings to the roof of the building will be addressed,”...
Bengals News (7/27): Sam Hubbard resurgence
Rehabbed And Refreshed Sam Hubbard Is Flying Around As He Eyes ‘Best Year Of My Career’. After nicking the ankle in training camp and then reaggravating it in the win over Buffalo on Nov. 5, Hubbard sat out the next two weeks before limping through the last seven games only because the Cincinnati Bengals were in a playoff run.
Jim’s Journal, July 27th, 2024
Last night in Tampa, the Reds managed to beat the Rays in 10 innings, the final 3-2. Three runs on 3 hits for the Reds, with no errors, and they left 4. The Rays had only 2 runs on 7 hits, 2 errors, and they left 10 men stranded on base. Although Nick Lodolo started for Cincinnati, Nick Martinez earned the pitching win, and he’s now 4 & 5 on the year. Losing it for Tampa, Manuel Rodriguez, with a record of 1 & 2. Alexis Diaz earned his 20th save of the year for the Reds. The series continues today, Cincinnati looking for its 4th straight win. This afternoon’s broadcast arrives on your radio at 3:40, on the Sports Voice, 103.9 WRBI.
Cincinnati receives over $4M in federal funds for Central Parkway overhaul
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A planned overhaul of Central Parkway lands money from federal funds to help with the project. The city of Cincinnati will receive more than $4 million in federal funds for improvements that are designed to make the road more walkable and to link Over-The-Rhine with the West End.
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