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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 […]
Adam Ellis Hired as the Head E-Sports Coach
(CRESTVIEW HILLS, KY)- Thomas More University Vice President and Director of Athletics Terry Connor has announced the hiring of head e-sports coach Adam Ellis on Friday (August, 16th). Ellis is a native of Lebanon, Ohio. He earned his undergraduate degree from Eastern Kentucky University. He began his coaching career at...
VP nominee JD Vance to dissolve last vestige of mothballed charity, give its $11K to Appalachia
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Republican vice presidential nominee U.S. Sen. JD Vance is preparing to dissolve the vestiges of a charitable effort he launched in Ohio after publication of his best-selling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” the Trump-Vance campaign said. Vance formed two like-named nonprofits starting in 2016 to...
Man Shot in Cheviot Domestic Incident, Suspect Arrested and Charged
In the quiet early hours of yesterday morning, Cheviot Police were dispatched to the scene of a domestic shooting incident in which a 39-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen. FOX19 reports that the shooting occurred in the 4100 block of Harding Avenue near Frances Avenue around 3:40 a.m., sparking a swift emergency response. Family members at the scene had physically restrained the suspect, securing them until officers took over.
NKY man fighting rare form of skin cancer brings awareness after diagnosis
FORT MITCHELL, Ky. — A Northern Kentucky man was blindsided by a devastating diagnosis when he learned he had a rare form of cancer. Now, he's trying to bring awareness to the disease and why there were no signs ahead of the diagnosis. In the months leading up to...
Radio Helps A Local Business Best National Brands
A family-owned business that uses radio advertising to connect with the community, raise its brand identity, and create future demand for its services has emerged as the undisputed market leader in Columbia, Mo., in its category. Unaided awareness towered over well-known national franchises, and the success story in this college...
Cincinnati Open: Start times delayed for play Friday due to weather
MASON, Ohio — Weather delayed the start of play at the Cincinnati Open Friday. Officials announced Friday morning that matches were not set to begin before 12 p.m. as rain rolled through the Mason area. By around 12 p.m., the court was dry and play was able to resume....
Dangerous Criminal Wanted for 20 Years Found Working as Police Officer
It's a bizarre world out there, folks. Not only do you have to worry about people committing crimes that might hurt of affect you, now you have to take a second look at the police officers who show up to respond. Dangerous Criminal Wanted for 20 Years Found Working as...
Defending champion Gauff loses 1st match back at Cincinnati Open
CINCINNATI (AP) — Defending champion Coco Gauff lost Thursday in her opening match at the Cincinnati Open, falling to Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. Gauff, then 19, became the youngest Cincinnati champion last year on her way to winning the U.S. Open a few weeks later. This time, after a bye in the first round, the No. 2 seed blew a 4-2 lead in the third set and lost to Putintseva for the first time in four career meetings.
Bengals approaching emergency situation at OT in front of Joe Burrow
The Cincinnati Bengals have a budding, rather large problem at offensive tackle before the team even plays its second preseason game. Cincinnati suffered two notable setbacks to the position during joint practices with the Chicago Bears on Thursday. The most important — in terms of the starting lineup — was...
Rain and storms for our Friday
We saw some rain last night but the big change comes this morning with the passing warm front. Expect showers and storms for a lot of the area through the first half of the day. Showers and downpours eventually fizzle out around the noon hour. We get a break from...
2024-2025 MSJ Theatre Arts Performances
Mount St. Joseph University's Theatre Arts Program is excited to announce their 2024-2025 performance schdule for this academic school year! Look below to view the productions for this year and how to purchase tickets. Jane’s trapped in her middle school computer lab playing “The Oregon Trail” for what feels like...
'Better our community': Light Up the Night luminary event honors loved ones lost too soon
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A hundred luminaires lit up the night to remember the lives lost in the past year to gun violence and trauma. The group Resilience Over Our Trauma, also known as ROOTs, hosts this event annually to help unite the neighborhood. The bags, filled with sand and a...
Cincinnati SPCA offers #PupsandPlayers during the Cincinnati Open
MASON, Ohio (WKRC) - The Cincinnati SPCA was showing off some of the adorable puppies available for adoption at the Cincinnati Open tennis tournament at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason. The puppies were a big hit with fans and some of the players. Fifth Third Bank is covering...
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