Cincy
Dozens of Cincinnati city workers who face layoffs this year won’t lose their jobs. City council restored nearly four million dollars in cuts yesterday, after receiving higher than expected income tax revenues. Recent Stories: Record-Breaking Attendance for Macy’s Music Festival Officer-Involved Shooting in Clifton Leaves one Dead. Over The Rhine Indoor Pool to Convert Into […]
A former Hamilton County deputy is off to prison for stealing from an evidence room. Mickey Esposito was sentenced, yesterday, to six years for taking drugs and jewelry for his wife and stepson to use and sell. Allison Esposito was given a four-year sentence, and her son will serve two years behind bars. Recent Stories: […]
An autopsy will be performed today to find the cause of death for the mother of Ryan Widmer. 55 year-old Jill Widmer was found deceased in her home, yesterday. Ryan is in prison for the drowning death of his wife, Sarah, in 2008. Recent Stories: Record-Breaking Attendance for Macy’s Music Festival Officer-Involved Shooting in Clifton […]
Local teachers and University of Cincinnati professors are teaming up to change the way to learn math and science. They’re using a national science foundation grant to establish a challenge-based learning model in high schools. The method gives students a challenge to solve, forcing them to apply what they’re learning and gain a lasting recollection […]
Planning is already underway for next year’s Macy’s Music Festival, after a record-breaking event. Festival organizers say more than 70,000 people filled Paul Brown Stadium, this past weekend, to hear Jazz, Funk, and R&B performers. The 50% increase in attendance help set a record for the 51 year-old concert festival. Recent Stories: Officer-Involved Shooting in […]
The music festival in Cincinnati was such a good look this year! Everything went off without a hitch, well almost everything. Unfortunately right at the end of the weekend the most anticipated artist R. Kelly had a few setbacks. Eventually the count down began. The roar of excited fans filled the air. The very first […]
A Cheviot toddler is back home with his family after being found wandering. Police picked up the two year-old boy, yesterday on Harrison Avenue, and spent hours searching for the parents. The relatives saw the child’s picture on TV, and called his mother, who identified the boy. Recent Stories: Officer-Involved Shooting in Clifton Leaves one […]
Cincinnati Police are investigating a deadly shooting, involving one of their officers. It happened yesterday near Clifton and Ludlow avenues, when officers were called to pick up an armed man who was suffering from a mental health issue. That’s when Roger Ramundo allegedly fired at the officers, and at least one officer returned a gunshot, […]
An unused pool, in Over The Rhine, is getting new life as a boxing club for Cincinnati’s youth. The Cincinnati Recreation Commission says it’s working with Golden Gloves, and the police athletic league, to convert the space at the Over The Rhine recreation center into a training center. Recent Stories: Nearly 30 People in Running […]
A Butler County school district is the first in the region to allow educators to have guns. The Edgewood School Board has voted to give principals the option to pack heat in their buildings, once they received proper training. The policy is in response to the deadly school shootings in Connecticut last year. Recent Stories: […]
The plans for an uptown interchange will become a reality. Governor John Kasich announced, Monday, that the interchange in I-71 and Martin Luther King drive is on the fast track with funding from tolls on the Ohio turnpike. Work is scheduled to begin within two years. Click here to read more. Recent Stories: Nearly 30 […]
Three internal candidates are among nearly 30 people who want to become Cincinnati’s next police chief. Channel 19 reports Lieutenant Col. Dave Bailey, and Captain Gary Lee, put applications in before Friday’s deadline. They join police chief Paul Humphries in the running. Recent Stories: Local Gay Couple Wins Lawsuit to Get Marriage Recognized in Ohio […]
