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Firearms stolen from NKY stores; 10K offered for information leading to arrests
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. ...
Tracking TBI: Neuromonitoring for brain injuries
CINCINNATI, Ohio (Ivanhoe Newswire) – A traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can be life-changing. It can be the result of a bump, blow, or jolt to the head. Many are caused by a fall, car crash, sports injury, or gunshot wound. They can disrupt how you think, how you feel, your behavior, and even impact you physically. But did you know there is no standard practice when it comes to caring for patients with a TBI? Now, that may soon change.
International 'cyber-extortion' ring attacks multiple Greater Cincinnati companies
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Local 12 has learned more about the recent cyberattacks on Ohio companies that allegedly originated in Russia. A man was arrested and extradited back to Ohio. He's an alleged member of a cyber gang that extorted millions of dollars. The man the FBI tracked down and brought...
Former Reds great Joey Votto retires: 'Cincinnati, I've only played for you. I love you'
TORONTO — The Cincinnati Reds' franchise player of a generation, Joey Votto, announced his retirement on an Instagram post Wednesday just before the Reds started the final game of a series against Votto's hometown Blue Jays in Toronto. Votto, who signed a minor-league deal with the Blue Jays in March after the Reds declined a contract option for 2024, had struggled with an ankle injury and more recently at the plate for Triple-A Buffalo Bisons. ...
Anthony Richardson harshly taunted by Bengals during rough joint practice
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson had a pretty rough time of it during Wednesday’s joint practice against Cincinnati, and Bengals players really let him have it. Richardson struggled to find open receivers during Wednesday’s practice, according to James Boyd of The Athletic. At one point, Richardson tried to run the ball — a rather pointless... The post Anthony Richardson harshly taunted by Bengals during rough joint practice appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Hamilton County Animal Shelter secures new space to help with overcrowding
CINCINNATI — During a meeting of the Hamilton County Commissioners on Aug. 15, commissioners unanimously agreed to enter into a purchase agreement for the future home of Cincinnati Animal CARE and the Office of the Hamilton County Dog Warden. The purchase agreement is for a plot of land between Gray and Winton roads in Spring Grove Village.
Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio hosting Diamond Gala in September
CINCINNATI — In just over two weeks, the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio will host its annual Diamond Gala at the Sharonville Convention Center. Last year's event was a sellout, so if you want to attend, you will need to get your tickets fast. On Wednesday, WLWT was...
Chou to Compete in LPGA Qualifying Series This Weekend
David Cohen Director / Strategic Brand Engagement CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati women's golfer and graduate student Ruby Chou is in California this weekend to take part in the LPGA's Qualifying Series. Competition runs Thursday-Sunday over three courses: Mission Hills' Dinah Shore and Arnold Palmer circuits in Rancho Mirage, as well as Indian Wells Country Club in Indian Wells. Chou, of Taipei, Taiwan, was a January enrollee and did not see action in the spring semester, but she is coming off a highly successful career at Iowa State. Her 2022-23 season saw her notch the seventh-lowest stroke average with a 75.03 career...
Warning about side effects of Ozempic and other weight loss drugs
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - If you're considering one of the newer weight loss medications to try and drop pounds, healthcare providers say it's important you know your risk for certain side effects we don't hear a lot about. The Obesity Medicine Association says many of the newer medications for weight loss,...
NKY police department launches full-time community relations program to help build trust
COVINGTON, Ky. (WKRC) - A local police department is taking a different approach to reducing violent crime and improving police-community relations. Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti recently announced that he was elevating the department’s community liaison division to full-time status, meaning that the three officers won’t have to answer calls except for extreme emergencies.
Cincinnati Bengals: $159 Million For 4 Seasons Possibly Not Being Good Enough For Ja’Marr Chase Has Fans Feeling Some Type Of Way
Cincinnati Bengals fans are freaking out after a report surfaced that star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase wants the type of money it takes to play quarterback for the New York Giants. $159 million in four seasons might not reportedly be enough for Chase to agree to a new deal with the Bengals.
FMU Lions soccer falls to Xavier in season opener
METAIRIE, La. | In the debut of new head coach David Martinez, the Florida Memorial University men's soccer team fell to Xavier University of Louisiana 6-0 at Lafreniere Park. The Lions fell behind early as XULA scored in the second minute of the contest. The Gold Rush added four additional first half goals as FMU struggled defensively.
My Brightest Diamond and Noia Performing At The Woodward Theater On 9/13
9/13/24 – Woodward Theater, 1404 Main St, Cincinnati, OH – 8pm, Buy Tickets. My Brightest Diamond, the chamber pop band initiated in 2006 by Shara Nova, blends the talents of a classically trained vocalist and self-taught multi-instrumentalist and composer, crafting dazzling, shapeshifting music. With each song written and album released, she has resisted the conventions of genre, blending elements of rock, art pop, and chamber music into a sound totally her own.
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