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Ohio Valley Weather Alert: Heat Index and Storm Warnings
Wilmington, OH – The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued an advisory for the Ohio Valley, forecasting a mix of heat, humidity, and storms this week. Showers and storms are expected to exit this morning, leaving behind hot and humid conditions for the rest of the day. According...
Paddlefest expects to see 1,800 on the Ohio River this weekend
The Ohio River Paddlefest returns to Cincinnati for the 23rd year this weekend. The river event got its start in 2001 with founder Brewster Rhoads and a few of his friends. “(We) thought, ‘Hey, wouldn't it be cool if we can invite all the people we know who love canoeing and kayaking to jump in the Ohio River at an event that we could potentially organize if we thought about it?’ ” Rhoads said. “We decided, ‘Hey, let's try it. Let's start the Ohio River Paddlefest.’ ”
Hot and humid weather likely through Thursday
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Today is likely to clear during the afternoon and evening pushing temperatures into the upper 80s. With humidity factored in, it will feel like the 90s. A wave is possible tonight although it may weaken enough that showers fall apart before reaching the Miami Valley. Wednesday...
We dive into the Futures Commission recommendations
Will Cincinnati voters be asked for an income tax increase? It may be part of a plan to stabilize the budget. Mayor Aftab Pureval convened a commission in 2022 to take a comprehensive look at city finances and recommend changes. The Futures Commission released a report that included recommendations for income tax increases and a new waste collection fee, among dozens of other suggestions.
'Nood Bar' pop-up gives community a first-taste at vendor going into The Silos food hall
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- As leaders look to bring more businesses to downtown Dayton, local entrepreneurs are teaming up to create new concepts and hopefully attract more people to the area. The Silos food hall is expected to open in the coming months blocks away from Day Air Ballpark. It is planning to be a space with multiple food vendors and a beer garden, according to its Facebook page.
'Humbled to be part of it': Meet Cincinnati's new Catholic schools superintendent
Matthew Daniels didn't grow up Catholic or attend Catholic schools as a kid. His family was Baptist, and he spent his childhood following his football-coaching father from job to job across Ohio and West Virginia. He thought about following in his father's footsteps but instead found his calling in education, he said. Daniels also turned away from his Baptist roots after studying abroad in Rome and becoming Catholic in college. He hasn't looked back since. ...
'Kind of a phenomenon': Greater Cincinnati entrepreneur selling popular clothing company
MONTOMERY, Ohio (WKRC) - A local entrepreneur is selling his company to get something money can't buy. Hellman Retail Group has dressed the best of the best in Cincinnati. Chuck Hellman’s brand is worn by the best athletes and local celebrities, including Joe Burrow, Evan McPherson, Elly De La Cruz, and Jeff Ruby.
Waynesville To Hold Special Meeting July 31
WAYNESVILLE, OH -- Village of Waynesville Council has called for a special meeting for July 31 at 6 p.m to discuss the applicants for open Council position that has been left open due to the retirement of council woman Joette Dedden back in June. Dedden, who had served on council...
Dayton Police speaks out after concerning video emerges
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A video circulating social media has caught the attention of many in the Miami Valley, including the Dayton Police Department. Dayton Police told 2 NEWS they were aware of the video, but it doesn’t show “the full context” of the incident. According to DPD, the K-9 allegedly bit the officer three […]
Reds manager David Bell was outsmarted vs. Rays and it may ultimately cost him his job
It seems as if every time the Cincinnati Reds underperform, fans want to blame manager David Bell for the team's poor play. However, more times than not, it comes down to execution, not necessary managerial decision-making. Managers are oftentimes given too much blame when things go wrong, and not enough...
WPD: Unresponsive armed man found inside Jeep
WILMINGTON — A local man is facing charges after he was allegedly found unresponsive and armed inside a Jeep on Sunday afternoon outside of a North South Street residence. According to a press release from the city, Wilmington police responded to a call at 305 N. South St. around 12:12 p.m. The caller reported finding an unwanted male passed out in his Jeep.
Pastor Eugene Ellington: A man of God who loved God’s People
Pastor Ellington was born in Birmingham, Alabama on October 26, 1952. He was the second eldest of four children, born to the late Deacon James and Levonia Ellington. He accepted Christ at an early age at Southern Baptist Church on Richmond and Cutter. Gene attended Cincinnati Public schools. During his school days, his passion was playing the saxophone.
Two big retailers added to Rookwood Commons shopping center
CINCINNATI — Two major retailers are opening inside the Rookwood Commons & Pavilion shopping center. World Market and Macy's are the two newest stores coming to the shopping area in Norwood. World Market held its grand opening July 25. The retailer sells furniture, decor, apparel, appliances, international food and...
Spiers dominant in return, Cubs’ Pearson ejected for pitch to Stephenson’s head as Reds win 7-1
CINCINNATI (AP) — Carson Spiers allowed one hit in five scoreless innings in his return from the injured list, and the Cincinnati Reds homered three times in a 7-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Monday night. Cubs reliever Nate Pearson and manager Craig Counsell were ejected in the...
Sitting Elly De La Cruz vs. Cubs is baffling decision by Reds manager David Bell
What are the Cincinnati Reds doing? Not only has the club drug their feet at the MLB trade deadline and are looking as if they'll just stand pat and do nothing as usual, but now their best player won't even be in the lineup on Monday night versus the Chicago Cubs. Elly De La Cruz will not start according to Charlie Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Reds land ex-All-Star 1B in trade
The Cincinnati Reds are doing a bit of bargain-boxing ahead of the MLB trade deadline. The Reds announced on Monday that they have acquired first baseman Ty France in a trade with the Seattle Mariners. Cincinnati is also receiving cash considerations in the deal while they send minor-league catcher Andruw Salcedo back to Seattle. France,... The post Reds land ex-All-Star 1B in trade appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
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