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Radioactive contamination caused a school to close; now it's being sold 'as is'
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Five years ago, Zahn’s Corner Middle School was closed after radioactive contamination was confirmed inside. This month, the still-contaminated school was listed in an upcoming auction, triggering protests and dismay in the community. PROTESTING THE SALE:. On June 17, dozens of people gathered in front of...
Commission selects candidates for Gateway board positions
After over a year of being short members, the Nominating Commission for Gateway Community and Technical College met on Tuesday to nominate candidates for open positions on Gateway’s Board of Directors. The candidates will now be sent to the governor’s office, which will make appointments to the open seats....
Four downs with Dixie Heights
Year three of Patrick Burke’s tenure at Dixie Heights is where the Colonels expect to get over the hump. They’ve made strides each year, last year’s stride coming with a playoff win and a very competitive football team. Now they’ve established their identity under Burke and while...
'It's a process.' Cooper football sets its own standard after 2023 state final appearance
The Cooper Jaguars were one of two Northern Kentucky teams that advanced to the 2023 Kentucky High School Athletic Association football state championships. Since they return 100 percent of their offensive production and the majority of their defense, many believe they can return to Kroger Field this fall. To the casual fan, the...
TriHealth School to Work program brings diversity, new experience to area's health care
Sixteen students recently completed a hospital-based training program designed to bolster diverse staffing in the Cincinnati area's health care workforce, which has only a small fraction of Black or Latino workers. In May they completed TriHealth's School to Work program, a partnership between TriHealth and Cincinnati Public Schools that gives students the chance to work in the Good Samaritan Hospital for a two-year period to explore health care, build job skills, and contribute to their community, hospital...
Nearly 20 candidates apply for open Cincinnati School Board seat
Last week, Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education member Mike Moroski resigned from the Board to focus on his job as executive director at Hamilton County's Human Services Chamber. Now, the remaining board members are tasked with appointing a new member to fill Moroski's seat and serve the remainder of...
Lockland schools renovating its main campus
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Lockland Local Schools is renovating its main campus building, a familiar site in the Tri-State since 1912. The building, a familiar sight along I-75, is being renovated from top to bottom. “Everything from the basement of the buildings to the roof of the building will be addressed,”...
Enroll Now for the 2024-2025 School Year at Cincinnati Public Schools!
Here for Kids! Cincinnati Public Schools is dedicated to nurturing every student’s potential, providing a top-tier education and a supportive community where children thrive. At Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS), every student is valued, supported, empowered and prepared to reach their fullest potential. From neighborhood schools, magnet schools and Montessori...
NKU Regents elect new chair, vice chair
The Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the governing body responsible for overseeing the strategic direction and policies of NKU, recently conducted its annual election to appoint officers for the upcoming term. Regent Nathan Smith (’94), co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Flagship Communities REIT and former vice chair of...
Unexcused Day Action Steps Released for New School Attendance Program
The program aims to reduce absenteeism and truancy in Lawrenceburg, Rising Sun, South Dearborn and Sunman-Dearborn schools. Judge Aaron Negangard speaking about the new, two-county wide school attendance program. Photo by Travis Thayer, Eagle Country 99.3. (Dearborn/Ohio Counties, Ind.) - More details have been released regarding a new, two-county-wide school...
Nagel Middle School officially opens new bike park
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - After four years of development, Nagel Middle School opened its mountain bike skills course on Friday. Forest Hills School District students can begin riding the course this weekend. The course was developed with the Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance, along with fundraising from the community and 200 hours of...
Where you can find the cheapest school supplies: We compare four major stores
CINCINNATI — It's almost time to start thinking about back to school. That of course means many families will soon be shopping for school supplies. Getting everything on your list can add up quickly, especially depending on where you shop. That’s why consumer reporters John Matarese and Taylor Nimmo...
UC's 'Remote Area Medical Clinic' offering free services at St. Xavier High School
CINCINNATI — The University of Cincinnati's "Remote Area Medical Clinic" is offering free medical services this weekend in an effort to make sure everyone has access to healthcare. The services being offered include medical, vision and dental screenings and consultations at St. Xavier High School. On Thursday, WLWT was...
Superintendent Jason Steffen looks forward to a year of improvement and growth in Ludlow
Jason Steffen is excited to continue to work with students and teachers in his new position as the Ludlow Independent superintendent. “I’m very familiar with the community and the kids, so my first year is just getting out and doing what I’ve always done,” he said. This...
'Guided Light Mentoring' hosting back-to-school event in Northside next month
CINCINNATI — An event in Northside next month is helping families prepare for the back-to-school season. "Guided Light Mentoring" is hosting its back-to-school event in August, offering school supplies and resources to neighbors in the community. On Thursday, WLWT was joined by Latisha Owens and Daniel Betts, who talked...
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