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Cincinnati Bengals First Round Pick Poised for Dominant 2024 Season After Excellent Training Camp
Arguably the biggest reason that the Cincinnati Bengals have quickly ascended into an AFC powerhouse is that this organization hit at a high percentage during the 2020 and 2021 NFL Drafts. Unfortunately for this team, the two drafts after that have certainly not hit the mark and that is just one cause for the team’s apparent slip in talent over the past few seasons. If this team wants to finally overtake Kansas City as the best team in the AFC, they are going to have to hit home on the 2024 NFL Draft and beyond.
Reds top prospect makes latest case for promotion after dominant outing
The Cincinnati Reds pitching staff has been terrific this season. Hunter Greene has established himself as a bona fide ace in his third major league season. Andrew Abbott and Nick Lodolo have both eclipsed 110 strikeouts on the season and established new career-marks in innings pitched. Throw in Carson Spiers,...
Beloved Reds legend offers harsh comments about team
Baseball Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin is going in on his beloved former team. Larkin, who now works as an analyst for Bally Sports Ohio, had some harsh remarks about the Cincinnati Reds this week. The retired former NL MVP was on the broadcast for a game between the Reds and St. Louis Cardinals... The post Beloved Reds legend offers harsh comments about team appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
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.
Medical marijuana users say recreational use is pricing them out
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Recreational marijuana sales in Ohio are soaring after it became legal last week, but it’s causing problems for medical marijuana patients who say they’re now getting priced out. Marijuana for medical use has been legal in Ohio since 2016. But the sudden influx of buyers...
Hackers claimed to have stolen Social Security numbers for most Americans
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Hackers are claiming to have breached a major data company and stolen the personal records of nearly 3 billion people, including the Social Security numbers of most U.S. citizens. The alleged data breach became public after a class-action lawsuit was filed in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The company,...
Fils & Jarry oust Cincinnati second seeds, reach QFs
Arthur Fils and Nicolas Jarry earned a hard-fought victory Thursday at the Cincinnati Open, where they overcame second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Ebden 6-4, 6-7(5), 10-8 to reach the quarter-finals. Teaming for the second consecutive week, Fils and Jarry, who lost in the Montreal first round, saved the two...
Greater Cincinnati school gets new building upgrades thanks to donor
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - When students at Mercy McAuley arrived for class, they saw a new main entrance into the school. Construction was done during summer break, and the ribbon was cut on the entrance this week. It includes expanded space for new tables for students to gather at lunch or...
Cincinnati's Black Family Reunion schedule features Doug E. Fresh, Roland Martin, more
Beginning Thursday, Aug. 15, more than 15,000 attendees will gather at locations throughout Greater Cincinnati for the Black Family Reunion – an annual tradition once celebrated in cities across the country that has since found a home in Cincinnati. This year marks the 36th annual Midwest Black Family Reunion featuring four days of food, music from legends like Doug E. Fresh and a keynote speech from award-winning journalist Roland Martin. The weekend will also spotlight local resources...
Ben Shelton faces down match point, advances at Cincinnati Open
Ben Shelton, the 12th seed, survived a match point and battled for nearly three hours to defeat Tomas Martin Etcheverry 6-7 (6), 7-6 (7), 6-3 on Thursday to reach the third round at the Cincinnati Open in Mason, Ohio. The unseeded Etcheverry of Argentina had match point on his serve...
2025 Cincinnati Home + Garden Show canceled
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - There will be no Cincinnati Home + Garden Show next year due to the Duke Energy Convention Center closure. The show will return in 2026, according to organizer Marketplace Events. Marketplace Events (MPE) tried to find another venue for the show but could not due to its...
Former Bengals pass rusher signing with Cowboys
There was once a time when Cincinnati Bengals fans were furious the team let Carl Lawson leave in free agency to go to the Jets. A lot of fans weren’t sold of the new guy they signed to replace Lawson, who was a great pass rusher. Of course that...
Harrison police searching for suspect accused of robbing gas station at gunpoint
HARRISON, Ohio — The Harrison Police Department is searching for a man accused of robbing a gas station at gunpoint on Tuesday. Police said it happened around 8:26 p.m. at the BP gas station on Dry Fork Road. According to police, the suspect, Steve Lemale Ivery Jr., allegedly pointed...
Northgate Sears demolition may be part of Colerain redevelopment plan for Northgate Mall
Colerain Township is moving closer to tearing down a former Northgate Mall department store for new development. On Tuesday, Colerain trustees approved a $28,000 revitalization grant award from Hamilton County to help plan the future demolition of the old Sears store. The Ohio Department of Development also awarded the county a grant last...
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