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Controversy grows after out-of-state entry wins Kentucky State Fair cake competition
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Kentucky State Fair blue ribbon winner has baked up some controversy. The West Chester woman has been catching flak for being an out-of-state winner, but this isn't the first time a non-Kentucky resident has won the coveted "My Favorite Cake" contest. A local baker's sweet victory...
Enquirer staff honored in recent Ohio journalism contests
The Enquirer was recently named best newspaper in Ohio in the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists' Ohio's Best Journalism Contest. The Enquirer's entry "epitomizes what it means to offer a news package," judges said. "Offering a little something for everyone takes a lot of work and care, and it shows with this edition.” The...
Top 14 things to do in Cincinnati this weekend: Aug. 23-25
August. Kids are headed back to school, high school football is back in action, and holy moly, Oktoberfest season is already upon us. You'll find two – TWO! – Oktoberfest celebrations this weekend, as well as some other really cool and unique festivals and free live music events, plus two different home-related shows (psst! Homearama is one of them), a historical reenactment, monster truck action, a groovy art show and the hottest, sauciest hot sauce party...
CCM slates major events for fall season
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music has opened its box office for the sale of major events for the fall semester. Offerings range from chamber music to jazz and orchestra to opera, and culminate in the annual choral extravaganza, “Feast of Carols.”. View CCM’s full performance schedule by...
Police respond to shooting at McEvoy Park
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Police from three agencies responded to a shooting in McEvoy Park on Tuesday. According to police, the shooting happened around 300 yards from a football practice. Officers from Cincinnati, Springfield Township and Forest Park arrived and began treating the victim and searching for the suspect. The male...
Olympic medalist Max Holt brings volleyball bronze home to College Hill
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati native Max Holt, an Olympic bronze medalist in Paris, returned home to College Hill on Tuesday. Holt, playing in his third Olympic games for the United States men's volleyball team in Paris earlier this month, won bronze when the US defeated Italy. The 37-year-old Purcell Marian...
Jays play HR Derby off Spiers, pummel Reds
Unfortunately, the Blue Jays played HR Derby vs starter Carson Spiers, hammering him for 13 hits, 5 homers and 10 runs over 4.1 innings. Things shaped up as a ‘take one for the team’ night once the Jays pounded on Spiers early. The Jays launched three homers and...
New family golf, entertainment complex opens in Oakley
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - One of the development groups behind Covington Yard is set to open Oakley Greens after 2.5 years of construction. The family-oriented indoor-outdoor entertainment complex spans more than 20,000 square feet near the Cinemark movie theater in Oakley and Kroger. Oakley Greens features miniature golf, an area for...
Family visits Cincinnati to thank doctors that saved daughter from rare virus
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A family whose daughter was diagnosed with a rare virus recently came back to say thank you to the team at Cincinnati Children's Hospital that saved her life. For one family, a picture at Kentucky's Ark Encounter was a long time coming. You see, just a few...
Catholic Inner-city Schools Education names co-chairs for 2024
CISE announces that David Williams and Nathaniel “Nate” Lampley Jr. have graciously accepted the roles of co-chairs for the 2024 CISE (Catholic Inner-city Schools Education) annual campaign. This year’s campaign aims to raise $4.4 million, which will enable nearly 3,000 inner-city children to receive a Catholic values-based education.
Tri-State college students are returning to campus (so be prepared for traffic)
Class is back in session for area college students. Last week, incoming students at Xavier University and Northern Kentucky University moved into on-campus housing ahead of the start of the fall semester, which began Monday. NKU says this year, it's welcoming back around 15,000 students. Miami University anticipates nearly 4,330...
Kroger Challenges FTC in Court Over $24.6 Billion Albertsons Merger Blockade
Kroger has taken legal action against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in an effort to stop the regulator from blocking its $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Cincinnati, challenges the FTC's attempt to use administrative proceedings to prevent the deal, arguing that such a move is unconstitutional.
Cincinnati very visible at the Democratic National Convention. Three mayors make the trip
Cincinnati mayors are well represented in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. While current Mayor Aftab Pureval is very visible, including a planned speech before the entire convention Wednesday night, former mayors John Cranley and Mark Mallory also made the trip to Chicago. Mallory is a member of the Democratic National Committee...
Adam Schefter says Ja'Marr Chase 'hold-in' with Bengals is 'mysterious'
The “hold-in” for Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase continues to captivate the NFL. Case in point, Adam Schefter just went on ESPN and called the situation “mysterious” while comparing it to other situations. “This is the one to me that remains the most mysterious....
Crash involving a pedestrian reported on Kipling Avenue in Mt. Airy
CINCINNATI — A crash involving a pedestrian has been reported on Kipling Avenue in Mount Airy. Units from the Cincinnati Police and Fire departments are responding to the scene, near Hook Fish & Chicken. Injuries have been reported, but their extent is apparently minor. For live traffic updates, click...
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