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Cincinnati is wasted no time loading up the concert calendar in 2026. Hip-hop, R&B, soul, throwback acts, festivals, and arena-sized shows are all making stops in the city over the next several months. MORE: If You Grew Up in Cincinnati, You Definitely Remember These 11 Places With shows popping up everywhere from Bogart’s to Riverbend […]

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The next chapter for the old amusement site is officially underway. Construction trucks on as city leaders and entertainment executives unveiled plans for the new Farmer Music Center during a press conference Tuesday. The $160 million amphitheater project is slated to open in spring 2027. MORE: Coney Island Permanently Closing After 137 Years The new […]

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The West End showed up heavy for the return of Richie’s Chicken & Soul. The longtime neighborhood staple officially reopened its downtown Linn Street location Tuesday, May 20th pulling a massive crowd starting as early as 9am for its grand re-opening celebration. MORE: Radio One Cincinnati’s Inaugural 513 Day Festival [PHOTOS] To kick things off, […]

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If there was ever a way to celebrate the ‘Nati properly, this is it. Radio One Cincinnati hosted the inaugural 513 Day Festival last Wednesday, May 13th, presented by the Law Offices of Blake Maislin, powered by Fifth Third Bank, and supported by the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Skyline Chili, and Metro. The event ran from […]

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If you were anywhere near Fountain Square during Cincinnati’s inaugural 513 Day Festival, chances are you saw (or took a picture with) the massive “513” installation. What many festivalgoers didn’t know is the eye-catching centerpiece was built in just 10 days by Cincinnati creative Jordan Harris, better known as “Jordan the Creator.” Harris, owner of […]

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If you grew up in Cincinnati, some places just instantly take you back. One mention of them and you can practically smell the chlorine, hear the arcade sounds, or remember begging your parents to drop you off or pick you up…because they weren’t doing both. A lot of these spots weren’t just businesses, they were […]

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Cincinnati has quietly had its hands in way more of American culture than people realize. From toys and candy to everyday essentials and even major medical breakthroughs, the Queen City has been behind some of the most recognizable inventions and brands for generations. A lot of us grew up using this stuff without ever knowing […]

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A truck driver killed in a fiery semi crash on I-71/Lytle Tunnel has now been identified by family and friends as 39-year-old Marvin Poole of Connecticut, from the Waterbury/New Haven area. According to the Cincinnati Police Department, officers responded around 6:51PM Sunday to Fort Washington Way and East Second Street for reports of a crash […]

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Joe Burrow traded the field for fashion Monday night, stepping onto the stone carpet at the Met Gala for the second year in a row. Held in New York City as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this year’s gala centered around the theme “Costume Art,” with a dress code of “Fashion Is […]

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6 ‘N The Mornin’ is entering a new chapter. The popular soul food/breakfast spot announced its rebrand and grand reopening plans on social media. They revealed it will take over the former Honey Uninhibited space at 50 Rivercenter Blvd in Covington. The new location will serve as the restaurant’s official flagship home. MORE: 513 Day: […]

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Radio One Cincinnati gave listeners a true VIP experience this past Wednesday with a private screening of MICHAEL at RJ Cinema Distillery & Taproom in Eastgate. The only way in was to win by tuning into our stations. Before the film rolled, we set the tone with an MJ-themed Happy Hour, complete with curated King […]

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Cincinnati Police Department Chief Teresa Theetge has been terminated, effective immediately. Sheryl Long announced the decision Thursday, citing “insubordination, inefficiency, and unsatisfactory performance” following a months-long investigation into her leadership. Theetge, a 35-year veteran of the department, had been on paid administrative leave since October while the review was conducted. MORE: West End Residents Push […]