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Crash blocking traffic reported on I-75 in Camp Washington
CINCINNATI — A crash was reported on Interstate 75 in Camp Washington Sunday evening. It is reportedly blocking the southbound exit ramp to the Western Hills Viaduct Lower Deck. Alternate routes are advised. Cincinnati police are responding to the scene. No injuries have been reported. It is unclear what...
Cincinnati Open stunners continue as No. 1 men's doubles pair are eliminated
MASON, Ohio — A Cincinnati Open full of stunning upsets continued Sunday. Following the defeat of No. 1 women's singles player Iga Świątek early on Sunday afternoon, a few hours later, the No. 1 men's doubles pair fell as well. Marcel Granollers of Spain and Horacio Zeballos...
Man charged in West Side shooting
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A suspect has been charged in a shooting on Cincinnati's West Side that left another man injured. Isaiah Emery shot another man with a handgun on Saturday on Westwood Northern Boulevard. Court documents didn't say what led up to the shooting. Emery will be in court Monday...
Returning Reds reliever could force this pitcher off the roster
The Cincinnati Reds are slowly but surely getting healthier. And while getting back to full-strength is definitely a good thing, there are bound to be some impending roster moves that might sting a little. The Reds have been without reliever Ian Gibaut for the entire season. The right-hander initially was...
'It's pretty frightening': Cincinnati residents left shaken after two bodies pulled from Ohio River in less than a day
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Police Department has confirmed that a second body was found in the Ohio River on Saturday in downtown Cincinnati. The person was pulled out of the river near the Brent Spence Bridge. Cincinnati police and fire personnel responded to the scene, as did the Hamilton County Coroner's Office and Boone County Water Rescue.
Bengals fans have cold, hard evidence for why Ja’Marr Chase extension is no concern
During last week's mailbag, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer made a lot of Cincinnati Bengals fans not as worried as they may have been about Ja'Marr Chase's contract situation. The first-round pick out of LSU is entering his fourth NFL season with the Bengals. Despite being an obvious candidate for the fifth-year option, some Bengals fans had concerns about the team's ability to re-sign him long-term.
George ‘Bud’ Acus, longtime Sycamore High School football coach and educator, has died
CINCINNATI (CINCINNATI ENQUIRER) -A longtime Sycamore Community Schools educator and football coach has died, according to our media partners at the Cincinnati Enquirer. George “Bud” Acus is remembered for leading some of the most successful Sycamore High School football teams while coaching the team in the 1950s and ‘60s, according to the district.
Sayler Park Tragedy, 35-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot on River Road, Cincinnati Police Investigate
A man lost his life to gunfire last Sunday in Sayler Park, Cincinnati Police have confirmed. The incident happened just after midnight on the 7200 block of River Road, FOX19 reported. Responding officers discovered 35-year-old Michael Swearingen with a gunshot wound. Despite the swift arrival of first responders, Swearingen was...
Cincinnati dentist gives new smiles to 3 men wrongfully imprisoned for a combined 44 years
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new lease on life and a new smile. A local dentist's office provided much-needed dental care to three men who spent a combined total of 44 years in prison due to wrongful convictions. "When my wrongful conviction happened, I had a big record, I had a...
Former Bengal Jeff Gunter shares reason behind shocking retirement from NFL
Former Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Jeff Gunter shocked the football world recently when he retired from the NFL at just 25 years old without any major medical history. No official reason was provided when the retirement was officially announced by the Bengals, so there was ample speculation and conjecture. Jeff...
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