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Parasitic Crypto outbreak identified in Northern Kentucky
The Northern Kentucky Health Department is investigating an outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis, better known as crypto, within the Northern Kentucky area this week. The cryptosporidium parasite causes a gastrointestinal illness marked by abdominal cramps, watery diarrhea, low-grade fever, vomiting and nausea. As of Friday afternoon, there are a dozen confirmed cases and "numerous" probable cases....
Cincinnati's Avondale Neighborhood Gears Up for Black Family Reunion Parade with Street Closures
Ready for a grand celebration of unity and culture? The Black Family Reunion Parade is set to converge upon the streets of Avondale this coming Saturday, August 17, a tradition that knits the fabric of the community with the threads of heritage and pride. As participants and spectators anticipate the vibrance of the parade, the City of Cincinnati has announced a series of street closures to ensure a smooth procession for this treasured event.
Officials: Dog rescued, no injuries reported after overnight Westwood house fire
CINCINNATI — A dog has been rescued from a burning home in Westwood overnight. The flames started on West Tower Ave., right off Boudinot Ave., just before midnight. Firefighters say the enclosed porch of the home was burning. They managed to put it out quickly and kept it from spreading to the main part of the home.
New location, new bag and wagon rule for this year's Kroger Wellness Festival
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati's unique, star-studded, freebie-filled Kroger Wellness Festival returns this year with free concerts, a new location and a new rule for how you can carry all your free swag. The festival will be held September 27 and 28 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year, however,...
Covington residents respond to KKK flyers: ‘This is our town’
Ella Blackwell, a resident of Covington’s Eastside neighborhood, was visiting a friend when she first noticed the leaflet. It had been placed on top of her car. The flyer bore the image of a hooded Klansman, pointing at the reader. “You can sleep sound tonight,” the flyer’s text read....
Mother furious after child gets dropped off at wrong bus stop in Clermont County
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The mother of a West Clermont 5-year-old student was furious Wednesday after their child did not come home after her first day of school. Anna Hammond says her daughter Hayley did not get off at the right bus stop after her first day at Holly Hill Elementary. For...
Cincinnati Public Schools Implement Cell Phone Ban, Introduce Yondr Pouches and Metro Bus Rides for Students
As Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) welcomes back its 35,000 students today, a significant change is set to resonate through the halls of its high schools. In a measure to reduce distractions and improve educational outcomes, high school principals will instruct students to keep their cell phones locked away during the school day within special magnetically sealed Yondr pouches. WLWT reports that this move is intended to draw students' focus away from their screens and back into the classroom environment.
LIST: Back to School dates across Tri-State
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Most Tri-State schools head back to class this week including the largest two districts in the FOX19 NOW viewership area. Cincinnati Public Schools: *Largest district in our region. Deer Park Schools. Fayetteville-Perry Local Schools. Hillsboro City Schools. Holy Cross District High School. Indian Hill Exempted Village School...
ATF Director Dettelbach visits Cincinnati
“I wanted my law school classmate, ATF Director Steven Dettelbach, to meet some of the many people who are working in our communities to interrupt gun violence,” said Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney. “And I wanted all of us to learn about federal resources to help us with this work.” After the daylong series of meetings, Director Dettelbach told Vice Mayor Kearney that he was very impressed with the work that is going on in Cincinnati, and the people who are out there, boots on the ground.
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