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Structure fire reported on Miami Street in Morrow
MORROW, Ohio — A structure fire was reported on Miami Street in Morrow Saturday afternoon. It was reported in the 200 block of the street at 3: 27 p.m. Fire crews are responding to the scene. No injuries have been reported at this time. It is unclear what caused...
Mother furious after child gets dropped off at wrong bus stop in Clermont County
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The mother of a West Clermont 5-year-old student was furious Wednesday after their child did not come home after her first day of school. Anna Hammond says her daughter Hayley did not get off at the right bus stop after her first day at Holly Hill Elementary. For...
Crash with injuries reported on Kings Mills Road in Mason
MASON, Ohio — A crash was reported on Kings Mills Road in Mason Saturday evening. It was reported at the intersection with East Main Street at 5:09 p.m. Police are responding to the scene. A car reportedly struck a pole. Injuries have been reported but have not been confirmed...
Third 3rd Friday Down With One Left For The 2024 Season
LEBANON, OH -- While yesterday started out like it was going to be a washout, by 3PM the sun was out helping to make Lebanon's 3rd Friday on Mulberry Street Concert sponsored by the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce very successful. The city shuts down portions of both Broadway and...
Downtown Cincinnati to Host Kroger Wellness Festival with Free Entry, Star-Studded Lineup, and Enhanced Safety Measures
Mark your calendars for a wellness extravaganza as the Kroger Wellness Festival takes over Downtown Cincinnati on September 27 and 28 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year, the festival is relocating to a more spacious locale on Fifth Street as it outgrows its previous spot at The Banks, an announcement shared by FOX19. Boasting over 200 experiences, from fitness crunches to cooking sizzles, the event promotes a well-rounded approach to health, focusing on balance, breathing, caring, moving, playing, and uplifting.
Cincinnati Bears Celebrate New $134 Million Indoor Practice Facility
Cincinnati celebrated a significant milestone for its $134 million Indoor Practice Facility with a Beam Signing Ceremony, featuring key figures like University President Neville Pinto and Head Football Coach Scott Satterfield. The facility aims to enhance student-athlete experience and recruitment capability, opening in Spring 2025. The 84,000 square-foot indoor space will include a 120-yard football field and will be complemented by a 96,000 square-foot Performance Center housing essential training resources. This major upgrade is backed by the Sheakley family, with further naming opportunities still available.
Bengals lineman out for season with knee injury
Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman D’ante Smith will miss the entire 2024 NFL season after sustaining a devastating leg injury. Smith reportedly tore his entire patellar tendon, which will require surgery to repair. That procedure will cause the former fourth-round pick to miss this season, a big blow to both him and the Bengals ahead of the beginning of the season.
Cleats painted by kids, families at Cincinnati Children's to be worn by Reds and auctioned
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Reds players will wear cleats designed by kids and their families at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. It's part of Players' Weekend. Outfielder TJ Friedl came up with the idea. He's a frequent visitor to the hospital during the season. Having Players’ Weekend back is something special and when...
Joe Burrow Protection Woes Worsen With Latest Injury Update
The Cincinnati Bengals' mission in the offseason is clear: get Joe Burrow more protection. Not wanting a repeat of his injury in 2020, Cincinnati is investing in their offensive line. That was the goal this offseason, as well as drafting tackle Amarius Mims in the first round with the 18th pick. ...
Harrison couple celebrating 77 years of marriage
A couple in Harrison, Ohio, celebrated a major milestone in their marriage on Friday: Johnny and Ann Calihan have been married for 77 years and have a great love story. Growing up in Arkansas, Johnny and Ann hadn't known about each other for years. At 16 years old and with a document from his dad, who served in World War I, Johnny joined his brothers to serve in different branches of the Army during World War II. Johnny was deployed with one of the first few Construction Battalions that were tasked with building camps, bases, bridges, airfields, and much more during the war across Europe.
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 […]
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