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Two later-round rookies, one undrafted free agent who will make Bengals final roster
First-round picks are often touted as the most important selections in a draft, and understandably so considering their value. But, true all-time draft classes are ones where the team not only hits on the top pick, but is also able to find quality players and gems in the later rounds, or even after the draft has concluded.
The toughest roster cuts the Bengals could be forced to make
August 27 is right around the corner, and the Cincinnati Bengals, like the other 31 NFL teams, will be required to announce their final 53-man rosters. This means that teams will be purging players left and right over the next week. Each team will have a handful of tough decisions...
Cincinnati Mourns as 60-Year-Old Man Dies After Stabbing in Walnut Hills, Police Seek Leads
A 60-year-old man succumbed to his injuries and died following a stabbing incident that occurred last weekend in Walnut Hills, a neighborhood marking yet another chapter of Cincinnati's ongoing struggle with violent crime. The Cincinnati Police Department reported that they were called to the scene in the 2900 block of Gilbert Avenue last Saturday at about 1:45 p.m., responding to a report of a person who had sustained stab wounds.
Cincinnati very visible at the Democratic National Convention. Three mayors make the trip
Cincinnati mayors are well represented in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. While current Mayor Aftab Pureval is very visible, including a planned speech before the entire convention Wednesday night, former mayors John Cranley and Mark Mallory also made the trip to Chicago. Mallory is a member of the Democratic National Committee...
Meet the 2024 class of 12 Under 36: Members of the Tribe
In Northeast Ohio, where history and innovation intersect, ongoing growth is powered by a vibrant group of young leaders committed to advancing the region and its people. As we celebrate the seventh annual Cleveland Jewish News and Classic Lexus 12 Under 36: Members of the Tribe, we proudly introduce the 2024 class – 12 remarkable young professionals driving transformative change in our community and beyond.
Columbus, Dayton, gun safety advocates settle court case over Ohio’s background check system
The cities of Dayton and Columbus as well as Everytown For Gun Safety settled a four years-long court battle this week with the state of Ohio over the criminal background check system. The program is a well-known protection to ensure people with a serious criminal convictions aren’t able to purchase a firearm, but it’s also […]
Preseason Picks: Media predict area football league races
MANSFIELD — Pigskin prognosticators across north central Ohio have read the tea leaves and are announcing the results. Reporters and commentators from media outlets across the region took part in a preseason high school football poll in an attempt to determine champions in eight conferences encompassing 17 of Ohio’s 88 counties.
Private school voucher challengers end fight to compel questioning of Ohio Senate president
The groups seeking to eliminate a private school voucher program in Ohio have backed off of an effort to get the state’s Senate president to speak on the matter. Attorneys for Ohio public school districts and anti-voucher coalitions notified the Franklin County Common Pleas Court that they had withdrawn a subpoena for Senate President Matt […]
Residents give suggestions, voice concerns at assisted-living forum
BOWLING GREEN — After the Ohio Department of Aging asked for input as it creates a navigator for assisted-living facilities, the state was met with heavy criticism and outright discontentment at a public forum. Residents like Susan Sanderson surrounded tables with a few stacked white poster boards and sticky notes to give suggestions about the department’s soon-to-be Ohio Assisted Living Navigator, similar to the Ohio Nursing Home Quality Navigator, at a state-hosted public forum at the Wood County Senior Center on Tuesday. Each table had six to seven people interact with one department representative guiding discussion by asking questions about how each of them recognized their loved one needed care, identifying the type of care they needed, how they searched for information, and their experiences, if any, with an assisted-living facility, which is a facility that serves clients who don’t require 24-hour care. Ms. Sanderson is an ombudsman for Advocates for Basic Legal Equality and her mother has lived in a facility in the past. She sat next to a stack of red sticky notes and discussed ideas with other participants about features that should be included in the new navigator, sticking those suggestions on the board.
Northern Kentucky has a housing shortage. You can provide input on solutions
Data suggests Northern Kentucky's housing stock doesn't meet the needs of its residents. But what can the region do about it? Area nonprofits are convening public meetings to discuss the issue. Brighton Center's Stephanie Stiene says housing aligned with the wages of people in the community is one of the...
$10K reward offered after cars rammed gun stores, 'large number' of firearms taken
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Louisville Field Division is offering up to $10,000 for information regarding the burglaries of two Northern Kentucky firearm stores last weekend, according to a news release. On Saturday, at approximately 4:30 a.m., a car forced entry through the front door of Triggers Firearms, located at 151 Lloyd Ave. in Florence. Six people stole "several firearms" before leaving in a sedan. ...
Springdale mother indicted for OVI crash that injured her young son
BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - A mother has been indicted for allegedly being under the influence when she caused a crash that injured her young son. Police say Maricelda Lopez, 23, was intoxicated when she rear-ended an SUV, pushing it into another vehicle on SR Bypass 4 in Fairfield Township on June 10.
After a disappointing debut season in the Big 12, Cincinnati is looking for a better showing in 2024
CINCINNATI (AP) — One year in the Big 12 — and only one conference win to show for it. The Cincinnati Bearcats’ first season after moving from the American Athletic Conference was a disappointment. In 2023, the Bearcats finished 3-9 and just 1-8 in Big 12 games. That included an 0-5 record at home and four losses by 20 points or more.
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