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Springfield residents uneasy after Nazi display over weekend
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Nearly a week after people were seen carrying a hate symbol through downtown Springfield, concern is growing, prompting the city and its residents to call for unity in the face of hate. Springfield residents and city leaders said they saw a group of masked protesters walking downtown with guns and Nazi […]
Investigation underway after overnight shooting inside Covington bar
COVINGTON, Ky. — Police in Northern Kentucky are investigating after an overnight shooting at a bar in Covington. It happened inside the Legend's Bar & Grill on Decoursey Ave. Kenton County dispatch says officers were called to the scene for a report of someone with a gunshot wound around...
Henson leads McClain with 4 goals in shutout of Piketon
The McClain girls varsity soccer team started off the new season with an impressive 17-0 victory over the Piketon Lady Redstreaks Friday night on McClain Field. The Lady Tigers totally dominated the game both offensively and defensively, and the 17 goals scored were the most that any McClain girls team had ever scored in a game. It was also the largest margin of victory in program history.
Giveaway: Nowhere Else Festival in Martinsville, Ohio, August 30 - September 1, 2024
One entry per person per event, please (entering multiple times won't increase your chance of winning). Only one winner per household per event. Only one win per individual per 30-day period. If you're a winner, we may need additional information to get you your tickets so please keep an eye...
C-M Middle School off to a successful start
CLARKSVILLE — Clinton-Massie Middle School welcomed over 400 students and their families during the open house on Monday night, according to staff, marking a successful start to the 2024-2025 school year. The event provided an opportunity for students and parents to familiarize themselves with the school environment, meet the...
Students welcomed back to school at WCS
WILMINGTON — Students at Wilmington City Schools started back to school on Wednesday, Aug. 14. The district started the school year with a few new changes — school times, cell phone policies, and free breakfast/lunch for every student — as well as a new interim superintendent, Tim Dettwiller.
‘24 WHS grad awarded Art Brooks/Hot Hoops Scholarship
WILMINGTON — This year’s presentation of the annual Art Brooks/Hot Hoops Leadership and Citizenship Scholarship to Taija Walker marks the 10-year anniversary of an award with an impressive record. All past recipients are now either college graduates or still in school. Art Brooks’ legacy as a community leader...
Police: Second body pulled from Ohio River in two days
CINCINNATI, Ohio (WDTN) — Police have confirmed a second body was pulled from the Ohio River Saturday less than a mile from where another was discovered just a day earlier. The Cincinnati Police Department say a body was pulled from the Ohio River near the Brent Spence Bridge on Saturday. Traffic on the bridge was […]
U.S. Navy Veteran, Harrison VFW Post Commander Passes Away at 79
Our condolences to the Power family. (Harrison, Oh.) – A beloved member of the Harrison VFW Post 7570 has passed away. Harry Power passed on Wednesday at the age of 79. Following graduation from Mt. Healthy High School in 1963, Power served in the U.S. Navy as a Seabee deployed with Mobile Battalion #6 in Vietnam and in Gitmo.
Springfield residents concerned about city's response to people marching with rifles, swastika flags
Since the 12 people marched through Springfield on Aug. 10 holding assault rifles and swastika flags, concerns have been raised about the city’s response to the incident. The occurrence took place during the downtown Springfield Jazz & Blues Fest. Ohio is an open-carry state with legal restrictions, but Springfield resident Chelsea Shirk Weber told the Cleveland Jewish News she went to two different festivals that day, one was a family-friendly festival, and then she, her husband and 4-year-old daughter walked to the music festival.
Reds' pitching prospect in jeopardy of losing his 40-man roster spot to Zach Maxwell
September call-ups are almost here, and a majority of Reds fans have their eye on a particular reliever down at Triple-A. Zach Maxwell's eye-popping velocity and high strikeout numbers have caught the attention of Reds Country, and there's a good chance that the flamethrower could be elevated to the major league roster next month.
Wet Weekend Ahead for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington with Thunderstorms on the Horizon
Residents of Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and surrounding areas can expect a wet weekend peppered with thunderstorms as a low-pressure system moves through the Great Lakes region. The National Weather Service reports that while storms will be the theme through Sunday, a shift towards drier conditions is anticipated as we head into the work week.
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