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FIRST ALERT: Heat index in triple digits this week
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The final week of summer will bring near-record high temps and feel-like conditions in the triple digits. Air temperatures will soar into the low-to-mid 90s. Tuesday’s high could top out at 97 degrees. The heat index will be in the upper 90s and 100s. Morning lows...
Cincinnati to start notifying residents living in homes with lead water lines
An estimated 35,000 residential properties in Cincinnati have potentially dangerous lead service lines for drinking water, and the city hopes to replace all of them by 2037. Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) is launching a public notification effort to contact everyone living at these properties over the next few months.
Temperatures rise into the 90s today with the hottest week of the year possible
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- 90s are possible for much of the upcoming week increasing humidity making it feel even hotter. Monday will be mid 90s with a slight uptick in humidity. It will remain dry, although clouds increase this afternoon. Tuesday high temperatures soar into the mid 90s accompanied by...
Youth boxing program wants to move to Elmwood Place. Will the village allow it?
For decades, Cincinnati Golden Gloves for Youth has offered after-school programming and free Olympic-style amateur boxing training. And for the last 10 years or so, the program has been based in the Cincinnati Recreation Center in Over-the-Rhine. Now the organization is looking to move — possibly to a vacant elementary...
Journalism hall-of-famers talk the biggest stories of their careers — and Votto's big announcement
Cincinnati takes pride in its major league franchises in baseball, football and soccer. With those teams comes intense coverage of their ownership, players and performance on the field. On Cincinnati Edition, we’ll talk with some legendary sports journalists who in September will be inducted into the Greater Cincinnati Journalism Hall...
Mount St. Joseph University Announces Enrollment Growth for Fall 2024
CINCINNATI - Mount St. Joseph University (Mount) is proud to announce a significant increase in student enrollment for the Fall 2024 semester, reflecting the University’s continued commitment to serving students by delivering a personalized, values-based academic experience that prepares them for their careers and a life with purpose. As...
Over a dozen local religious groups come together in prayer, song and community for Festival of Faiths
For seven years, religions of all kinds have been brought together for the annual "Festival of Faiths," led by local organization EquaSion. EquaSion is made up of members of the community to create an inter-faith nonprofit. Their values based around "Equality, Spirituality, Inclusion." The 2024 Festival of Faiths kicked off...
Cincinnati public schools greet students back
On Wednesday, August 14, students at Cincinnati Public Schools headed back to their schools for their first day of the 2024-2025 school year. Several schools celebrated the event as staff members, city officials and community members lined up at the schools’ entrances to welcome them back. Students from Woodward Career Technical School in Bond Hill were welcomed by members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc, and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.
Tri-State gun store robbery attempt makes third incident of its kind in less than a month
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - Thieves tried to break into a Tri-State gun store. It's the third incident of break-ins or attempted ones inside a gun store in the area this month. Miami Township Police said the attempted break-in happened overnight. The suspects damaged the poles in front of Just...
WHS keeps Champions trophy with win at Hurricane Invitational
WILMINGTON — The 10th time was the charm. After being a five-time runnerup, the Wilmington High School tennis team won the 10th Hurricane Invitational Saturday by the slimmest of margins over runnerup Georgetown on the WHS courts. “After hosting 10 invitationals, we finally kept the champion’s trophy,” Wilmington head...
#UDWSOC Falters Against 19th-Ranked Xavier Sunday Night
DAYTON - The University of Dayton women's soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to visiting 19th-ranked Xavier Sunday night at Baujan Field, the Flyers' first loss of the season. Dayton moves to 2-1-0 on the season while Xavier (4-0-0) remains perfect on the year. KEY STATS. 90 - five Flyers...
Police: Water recovery underway near Roebling Suspension Bridge
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati police and Kenton County police dispatchers have confirmed a water recovery was underway at the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge Sunday. Kenton County dispatch said they received a report that someone was in the water at 6:05 p.m. and that a water rescue team was on the Covington side.
Hundreds of participants attend Great Ohio River Swim in honor of Bill Keating Jr.
The annual Great Ohio River Swim took place on Sunday, with participants braving cool early morning temperatures that got down into the 60s. Partakers entered the Ohio River at the Serpentine Wall in Downtown Cincinnati, swam to the Kentucky side of the river, and returned again. The length is approximately...
Men’s Soccer Falls To Jacksonville
DAYTON - The University of Dayton men's soccer team dropped their first contest of the season with a tough 3-0 loss at home to Jacksonville University Sunday afternoon. The Flyers (1-1-0) suffered their first loss of the campaign while the Dolphins (1-1-0) picked up their first win. SCORING BREAKDOWN. 17:10...
Cincinnati Public Library will demolish and construct a new Symmes Branch
Symmes Township, Ohio – The Cincinnati Public Library will demolish and construct a new Symmes Branch at the current location. The preliminary estimate for the 22,000-square-foot building is approximately $16 million. Estimated Completion date is late 2025 or early 2026. The final design and cost-estimating process is wrapping up...
First grads to earn Bachelor of Science in Nursing were recognized in pinning ceremony
The first graduates of Cincinnati State’s RN-to-BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) Completion Program were honored in a pinning ceremony on August 12, 2024. Before the ceremony, each of the graduating BSN students presented a poster and described their capstone research project to Nursing faculty members and about 50 guests, including President Monica Posey and Dean of Health & Public Safety Dr. Bonnie Smith, as well as family members and work colleagues.
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