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If you’re making last-minute grocery runs or need essentials on Thanksgiving, here’s a quick look at what’s open, and what’s not, across Greater Cincinnati. RELATED: Where to Find Carryout Thanksgiving Meals in Cincinnati and NKY AldiClosed. CostcoClosed. CVSHours vary by location, including pharmacy hours. Check the online locator for Ohio and Northern Kentucky locations. Dollar […]
Taft Information Technology High School’s football program closed out its biggest season in school history with something few teams ever receive: an official day named in its honor. That recognition came Monday, November 24th at the Cincinnati Public Schools board meeting, where Mayor Aftab Pureval delivered a proclamation celebrating the Senators’ undefeated regular season and […]
Cincinnati area restaurants offer Thanksgiving carryout options for hassle-free holiday meals.
Cincinnati’s largest public housing community is headed for a major overhaul. The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) will sell 105 apartments at City West as part of a $200 million renovation effort, but officials insist residents in the West End will not be pushed out. The sale represents roughly 10% of the 686-unit development and […]
Radio One Cincinnati, in partnership with Metro, presents Stuff the Bus sponsored by Anthem. Help us fill a standard-sized Metro bus with toys to give back to our local families in need this holiday season. All donations will be given to Cincinnati Recreation Center. Here’s how you can help: Pull up to one of our […]
A playoff showdown between Taft and Indian Hill has spiraled into one of the most debated high school sports stories in Ohio this year. After days of conflicting claims, new statements from Indian Hill are reshaping the original narrative… RELATED: Bengals’ Ja’Marr Chase Suspended One Game for Spitting Incident Immediately after Friday night’s Division IV […]
Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase will miss one game after the NFL disciplined him for spitting toward Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Jalen Ramsey during Sunday’s contest. The league cited a violation of Rule 12, Section 3, Article 1 for “an act contrary to the generally understood principles of sportsmanship.” The incident erupted early in […]
Authorities have identified the man killed in Friday’s officer-involved shooting in Adams County as 40-year-old Christopher Lindner, the son of Cincinnati businessman Carl Lindner III. RELATED: Cincinnati Financier Carl Lindner Dies at 92 The Lindner family confirmed his death in a statement released Sunday, sharing that Christopher was a husband, father of four, and someone […]
Ohioans who looked up Tuesday night were in for a solar treat… The northern lights made an unexpected appearance! Between 8:30PM and 11PM, the aurora borealis was visible across Cincinnati, Columbus, to Cleveland. The glow began to fade shortly after 10PM, but not before sky watchers could captured the lights on camera. RELATED: Ohio Minimum […]
Ohio voters are gearing up for the 2025 General Election on Tuesday, November 4th, where local races, school levies, and citywide issues will be decided across the state. Here’s what to know before you cast your ballot this fall. RELATED: SNAP Deadline: Where to Get Food Help in Cincinnati & NKY
Cloudy skies and a chilly breeze didn’t stop the fun last week as families packed in Sawyer Point for this year’s Halloween Jamboree, presented by Radio One Cincinnati and The Law Offices of Blake Maislin. RELATED: 85 South Show – Spin the Block Comedy Tour Our new carnival-style celebration brought all the fall vibes: pumpkin […]
Black Americans have over a trillion dollars in spending power. The impact of Black buying power cannot be understated! 100.3 R&B Cincy, 101.1 The WIZ, and 1230 The Buzz encourage you to Buy Black—not just one day, but every day! Welcome to our Buy Black 513 page where you can view an interactive directory of […]