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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 […]
Fans, friends and loved ones are still grappling with the passing of soul legend D’Angelo, who died after a private battle with pancreatic cancer. Earlier this week, his estate announced the launch of a new fund that will keep the late singer’s legacy alive. The estate announced the D’Angelo Pancreatic Cancer Fund, a global philanthropic […]
A federal judge ruled on Monday that Lindsey Halligan's appointment was illegal, and she "had no lawful authority to present the indictment."
Maxwell’s refusal to testify fuels renewed allegations of a Trump-era cover-up and raises fresh questions about her recent upgrade to unusually favorable prison conditions.
Shedeur Sanders now holds the starting quarterback job for the Cleveland Browns after his strong performance on Sunday. After replacing the other Browns rookie QB Dillon Gabriel a week ago, Sanders started his first career game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The fifth-round pick went 11-20 for 209 yards with 1 TD and […]
Morehouse student Matthew Gonzales Forestine was charged with aggravated assault and terroristic threats for attacking CAU student Kayla Bryant.
Cincinnati area restaurants offer Thanksgiving carryout options for hassle-free holiday meals.
As shopping dominates the reason for the holiday season, LaTosha Brown wants Black consumers to save 100% off with an economic protest of retailers who take us for granted. Inspired by the upcoming 70th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Brown is launching the “We Ain’t Buying It” campaign to “turn protest into power and […]
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 […]
A federal indictment accuses the Florida Democrat of exploiting a clerical error to launder disaster relief money for a 2021 election bid and personal luxury spending.
The two-part study examines how contemporary approaches to news coverage affect journalists and the communities they cover.
One federal judge prolonged the detention of more than 400 migrants; others condemn the Trump administration’s militarized raids on Black and Brown communities.