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From banning ‘X’ gender passports to dismantling federal DEI programs: 13 items on JD Vance’s legislative wish list
WASHINGTON, D. C. - As a freshman U.S. Senator whose party doesn’t get to set the political agenda, Ohio’s JD Vance hasn’t made much of a legislative impact during less than two years in Congress. Instead, the Cincinnati Republican has outlined his goals by introducing more than...
Wave Pool Reimagines its Purpose in Camp Washington Through Innovative Initiatives
Wave Pool is trying to expand pre-existing projects and implement more need-based projects, such as additional affordable meal opportunities and a driving school for the Camp Washington neighborhood.
Joe Burrow glove saga continued at Bengals training camp
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow earned more national attention on Tuesday to close out training camp as the final joint practice with the Indianapolis Colts concluded. Yes, it’s about the glove again. Burrow went viral on Monday for wearing a black glove during practice. He didn’t throw with it...
Ohio school districts use surveillance software to monitor student devices
This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know needs support now call, text or chat the 988 Lifeline. Ohio’s largest school district recently started using surveillance software on students’ devices. Columbus City Schools partnered with Gaggle — a Texas-based student safety technology company that provides constant...
Shitstorm: Can Steve Raleigh Outrun the Storm of Scandal?
Steve Raleigh, chief meteorologist for WCPO 9 News, has been off air for over a month since a viral video depicting the aftermath of an alleged violent assault cast a dark spotlight on the Raleigh family.
Cincinnati Reds promote pitcher Rhett Lowder to Triple-A Louisville from Chattanooga
Rhett Lowder, the Cincinnati Reds' first-round pick in the 2023 MLB draft, was promoted Tuesday from the Double-A Chattanooga Lookouts to the Triple-A Louisville Bats. The Bats announced via Twitter/X that Lowder is scheduled to make his Triple-A debut Thursday. ...
TWO BODIES FOUND IN OHIO RIVER Within 14 Hours, Police Investigating Possible Homicides
Two Bodies have been discovered in the Ohio River within 14 hours of each other. Boaters discovered the first corpse near the Purple People Bridge on Friday evening, triggering an urgent police investigation. Only a few hours later, on Saturday morning, police were summoned back when a second corpse was discovered near Brent Spence Bridge.
Rajeev Ram discusses tennis in the Midwest following Olympic run
Not only is the Cincinnati Open a Masters 1000 tournament which Ram has won once before, but it's the closest high-level event to his Carmel, Indiana hometown. Rajeev Ram competes close to home shortly after Olympic run. Not only is the Cincinnati Open a Masters 1000 tournament which Ram has...
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...
Dylan Kropp Ranked 94th in TDS Preseason Top-100
CINCINNATI - Dylan Kropp was ranked 94th in the TopDrawerSoccer.com Preseason Top-100 Players List on Wednesday. A total of 10 BIG EAST players from six different schools earned the honors. Akron (4) and Georgetown (2) had multiple players represented on the list. Kropp was also named to the Preseason All-BIG...
Cincinnati Sees Surge in High-End Home Sales with Rare $5.8 Million Deal Leading the Market Upswing
Home sales in Cincinnati's upper tier surged last month, capped off by the standout $5.8-million-dollar transaction that recently ranks as one of the area's most significant housing deals. According to Local12, the sale represented a rare venture above the $5-million mark, a threshold seldom crossed in the regional market. This high-value transaction was part of a broader uptick in the luxury real estate segment, with the average sale price for July's top 10 home sales climbing to nearly $2.6 million, a stark increase from June's $1.75 million.
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...
Developers Set to Revive $29 Million Park Avenue Square Residential Project in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills
After navigating the tumultuous waters of the COVID-19 pandemic, local developers Campus Management and Gibraltar Development are resuming their efforts to enhance the Walnut Hills neighborhood with a new residential complex. Park Avenue Square project is poised to transform a 1.43-acre site at the northeast corner of Park Avenue and East McMillan Street. This initiative is not merely picking up the pieces from a stalled past; it firmly sets eyes on a future with a 205-unit mid-rise multifamily building designed to reflect modern living amidst historic vicinages.
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...
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