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Cincinnati police searching for suspect in connection to theft inside Kroger
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Police Department is searching for a suspect in connection to a theft that happened inside a Kroger in Corryville. According to police, the incident happened back on April 22 at the store on W. Corry Street. Police said the suspect is accused of stealing $1,400...
Scene of crash cleared on I-71 in downtown Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — UPDATE: The scene of the crash has cleared and all traffic is moving at a normal rate. A crash with injuries is causing traffic to stall on northbound Interstate 71 in downtown Cincinnati. Ohio Department of Transportation cameras show northbound traffic backing up near the 0.9 mile...
'You're getting a piece of history': Historic Cincinnati estate hits the market
MOUNT AIRY, Ohio (WKRC) - There isn't another place in the Tri-State quite like it, and for $2.4 million, the Pinecroft Mansion at the Powel Crosley Estate in Mount Airy could be yours. Beth Johnson with Cincinnati Preservation said that by selling the massive, sprawling estate, the association will be...
Tri-State temple burglarized, leaders believe international crime ring could be to blame
COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - A place of worship became the site of a bold break in after thieves got away with thousands from a Buddhist temple in the Tri-State. Temple leaders believe they've fallen victim to a bigger crime scheme. Surveillance cameras captured two men and two women breaking...
Home care providers pay $4.5M to settle false claims allegations
Three home care agencies operating in Texas, Ohio and Indiana agreed to pay nearly $4.5 million to resolve allegations that they provided illegal kickbacks in exchange for Medicare referrals, the Justice Department disclosed on Monday. Guardian Health Care, Gem City Home Care and Care Connection of Cincinnati, which are owned...
American Sign Museum merges with local neon sign maker
Neonworks of Cincinnati has merged with the American Sign Museum, creating what ASM leadership believes is the start of an expanded partnership between the Camp Washington institutions. Neonworks, a full-time neon workshop, has been located inside ASM since the museum opened the doors at its current home in 2012. Along...
Cincinnati nonprofit for artists with disabilities looking for solutions after van was broken into
CINCINNATI — An art studio for people with disabilities said their van was broken into Monday morning, leaving many of their artists without a way to the studio. Visionaries and Voices is a nonprofit that provides an inclusive place for visual artists with disabilities in the Greater Cincinnati area. Many of their artists, the organization said, rely on the transportation they provide to and from the studio.
Former GE Global Operations Center in Cincinnati now an office building in search of new tenants
CINCINNATI — E&O at The Banks sits on the same block as this gleaming, 10 story office building built by General Electric nearly a decade ago. "We're an Asian fusion restaurant," said Skyllar Kemper, as assistant manager at the restaurant. "We’re most known for sushi, salads, burgers, anything you can think of."
Sun protection is critical to prevent skin cancer, especially for those with risk factors
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Six factors may put a person at risk for skin cancer. So, what's needed for early intervention?. A lot of people are likely to spend time at the pool or the beach leading up to the 4th of July. According to a recent reminder from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Cleveland Clinic, sun protection is especially critical for those with a few skin cancer risk factors.
Cincinnati Art Museum hosting new traveling exhibition celebrating hip-hop
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Art Museum is now home to a new traveling exhibition celebrating hip-hop's influence on art and fashion. The exhibit, known as "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century," will be on view from June 28-Sept. 29 this year. The exhibition will...
Greater Cincinnati book store holding 'blowout' sale prior to its closing
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Greater Cincinnati book store is holding a large sale prior to its closing. The Half Price Books location in Northgate, located on Colerain Avenue, will close its doors on July 7. The store's lease was up and an agreement could not be reached on a new deal, according to the corporate office. It opened in 2003.
OTR restaurant chosen as 'must-visit' by Bon Appetit sets opening date
OVER-THE-RHINE, Ohio (WKRC) - Over-the-Rhine's newest restaurant set its opening date for July 25. Wildweed is already taking reservations. Chefs David and Lydia Jackman are behind the Walnut Street restaurant. Wildweed is the culmination of more than 225 successful pop-ups and dozens of private events in multiple states over the...
Which players were named 2024 LaRosa's high school MVPs?
The LaRosa's High School Sports Hall of Fame announced that Moeller running back Jordan Marshall and Purcell Marian girls basketball player Dee Alexander are the high school MVPs for the 2023-2024 school year. Marshall enjoyed a record-breaking season in which he ran for 1,550 yards and 17 touchdowns on his way to being...
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