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Man sentenced in death of 9-year-old girl
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Demario Williams, one of three people charged in the shooting death of a 9-year-old girl last year, was sentenced in Hamilton County court on Monday. Williams was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on charges including tampering with evidence and aggravated vehicular assault in the shooting death of Da’Myiah Barton Pickens, who was killed on July 10, 2023 in a home on Plainfield Road.
OCVN Dave Woehr Finds Something New
LEBANON, OH -- I spotted this plant while on a short nature photography walk with my grandson, who is visiting from Texas. The flower didn't seem familiar to me, so I snapped a picture and keyed it out as Elephant's Foot. It is said to be native to the southeast United States as far north as Ohio... A "lifer" for me.
Reading Road double-shooting victim dies from injuries
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati police say one of the victims of a July double-shooting has died from her injuries. Nyema Norton, 29, died on Monday at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. She was found shot in the 3500 block of Reading Road on July 12. Norton and another female...
WLWT's Courtis Fuller signs off from anchor desk: 'Have a good night and a better day tomorrow'
CINCINNATI — From all the on-air fun, to the most historic moments in our city's history, big community gatherings and five Emmy wins, WLWT News 5 Anchor Courtis Fuller has been a constant on Cincinnati's airwaves and here at WLWT, for almost four decades. WLWT announced that Fuller will...
Macy’s replaces Bed Bath & Beyond with new ‘mini’ store – but shoppers claim ‘half-hearted attempt’ will ‘fall apart’
MACY’S customers are in for a revamped shopping experience as the retailer launches a mini version of its department stores. The new Market by Macy’s just opened last weekend, but shoppers are already predicting its downfall. Macy’s hosted the grand opening of its new small concept store on Saturday, August 24, per local ABC affiliate […]
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...
Reds fans will either laugh or cry at latest twist in Nick Senzel disaster
Imagine being told by a team that just lost its 100th game of the season — in August — that they no longer need you. That's the cold reality that's setting in on Nick Senzel after he was designated for assignment by the Chicago White Sox on Monday.
Kroger apologizes to ‘highly offended’ customer after two changes force employees to step in even after you’ve paid
KROGER has apologized to a customer who became offended due to receipt-checking measures at the retailer. Walmart is notorious for asking shoppers to show their receipts as they leave, but the practice has since spread to other retailers. Kroger customers have spotted employees checking receipts and carts with wheels that lock when pushed outside the […]
Cincinnati’s Domestic Servants Endured Long Hours And Harassment For A Pittance
With the dawn of the new century in 1901, Cincinnati housemaids attempted to organize a union. That collective bargaining initiative didn’t last the year but offered some insight into the lives of domestic servants at that time. According to Jesse Partlon, pioneering woman reporter for the Cincinnati Post [26...
Open Doors Week features workshop
Open Doors Week in Ohio will feature activities listed below and hosted locally. They are the only designated events taking place in Champaign County. Both efforts are being hosted by the Ginny Neighborhood in Urbana. Organizers are excited to share two opportunities for a DIY workshop for the repair and...
Black-owned comedy venue to open in Dayton
‘We are really trying to feature comics that are moving up.’. The growth of things to do in Dayton continues with the opening of the first Black-owned comedy venue. The Laugh Zone House of Comedy located at 3493 W. Siebenthaler Ave. is planning a soft opening with an Open Mic Comedy Showcase on Thursday, Aug. 29 with local comedian Ray Jackson as the host. Tony Sanders, COO, said that when he got the idea for a comedy club, Jackson was the first person he had in mind to help him.
West Nile Virus detected in mosquito caught in Vandalia
VANDALIA, Ohio (WKEF) -- A mosquito control program run by Public Health Dayton and Montgomery County discovered a mosquito in a trap set in the City of Vandalia had tested positive for the West Nile Virus. It is not uncommon for a mosquito to test positive for West Nile Virus,...
Bengals might have gifted the Browns a perfect answer to their offensive line woes
The preseason has concluded and that means that roster cuts are underway! The Cleveland Browns will have to make some tough decisions but they can still swipe players who were cut by other teams and it just so happens that the in-state rival Cincinnati Bengals made a very interesting roster cut.
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...
Youngstown ranked No. 2, Warren No. 10 on list of happiest places to live in Ohio
A new study says that Mahoning Valley has two of the happiest cities to live in Ohio. The OhioRealEstateSource.com study shows Youngstown ranked No. 2 and Warren No. 10 in their findings. Here is what the report said about Youngstown:. “For a city of 59,144 residents, it has many more...
Akron Beacon Journal earns first place honors in Ohio's Best Journalism Contest
The Akron Beacon Journal/BeaconJournal.com earned several first-place awards in the 2024 Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest, sponsored by the Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus chapters of the Society of Professional Journalists. The newsroom's Akron in the Crossfire series examining gun violence in the city earned first place for Best Public Service/Social Issues Reporting in the under-60,000 circulation category. ...
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