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Week 1 Final: Hurricane 30, Knights 0
CINCINNATI — On a warm night, the Hurricane heated up after a slow start and opened its 2024 season with a 30-0 win over Northwest at Rebecca Hunt Stanfill Field on the NW campus. WHS coach Ryan Evans was pleased with this team’s effort. He lamented the eight penalties,...
Hamilton prepares for its largest-ever 'Hamilpalooza' with over 150 vendors
HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) - The city of Hamilton is going all-out with its largest-ever "Hamilpalooza." Guests can shop at over 150 different vendors, see a car show, and pet farm animals. The event will also include county-wide outreach to local veterans, and the first 150 veterans will receive food vouchers.
Latest NFL training camp buzz has former Alabama star disappointing in positional battle
When it comes to the NFL preseason, leading your team in statistics usually means you played more than what an established option would. That's the case for former Alabama Crimson Tide star receiver and Cincinnati Bengals rookie Jermaine Burton. The 2024 third-round pick led the team in receiving ...
Joe Burrow teases another drastic new look with ‘frosted tips’ after leaving NFL fans stunned with his haircut
JOE Burrow teased another new look after showing off his blond hair. The Cincinnati Bengals star, 27, rocked up to training camp last month with a short, bleached blond trim. It has since grown out somewhat, but remains blond. At the Bengals’ final preseason game, Burrow was asked about how long he plans to keep […]
Pittsburgh and Eastern Ohio Brace for Dangerous Heatwave with Temperatures Nearing 100°F
Pittsburgh, PA — The National Weather Service has issued heat advisories for Pittsburgh, Western Pennsylvania, and Eastern Ohio as a dangerous heatwave is expected to hit the region through Wednesday. Temperatures may approach or exceed 100°F, putting many at risk of heat-related illnesses. According to the US National...
Kitten rescued after being stuck in car wash tunnel in Washington Court House
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio — An orange and white tabby kitten was rescued on Monday after an employee at a car wash in southwest Ohio found it hiding near the washing equipment. The Fayette Regional Humane Society said that the employee located the kitten at Ultimate Shine Car Wash,...
Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan Launches 'Real American Beer' in Ohio, Meets with 'Hulkamaniacs' at Liberty Township Kroger
Hundreds of fans, known passionately as "Hulkamaniacs," converged on a Liberty Township Kroger store yesterday, eagerly awaiting the arrival of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan. The WWE Hall of Famer visited the Yankee Road Kroger to celebrate the Ohio launch of his co-founded "Real American Beer," named after his famous ring entrance theme. In a statement obtained by Journal-News, the company described the beer as a "light-bodied, fresh and crisp" American-style light lager, boasting 4.2% alcohol by volume and made with 100% North American ingredients.
Ohio Valley to Savour Sunny Skies and Rising Heat Through Early Next Week
Residents across Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and their adjacent communities can bask in continued warmth as a high-pressure system firmly asserts its stance over the region. According to the National Weather Service, it looks like a dry spell, with the high pressure slated to reign at least into the early part of next week. Temperatures are leaning towards the hotter side of the gauge.
Hillsboro suspects arrested in 2020 Adams County murder
WEST UNION, Ohio (WXIX) - Two Highland County men were arrested for the 2020 murder of an 18-year-old in Adams County, according to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. According to arrest warrants issued on Friday, Jordan Comer, 22 and Latyran Haithcock, 25, caused the death of Boston Bloomfield on Aug. 25, 2020, in the 200 block of Palmer Road in Seaman.
City purchases former Donisi Mirror Company building and land
Loveland, Ohio – The City completed the “closing” to purchase 507 Loveland Madeira Road last week. The property, was the former Donisi Mirror Company. The City received $500,000 in grant funding from the Hamilton County Commissioners towards the purchase price. According to City Manager Dave Kennedy in his weekly report, “Now owned by the city, the structure will be razed and the property repurposed for a private development.”
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