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CINCINNATI — A former Cincinnati Bengals player is encouraging others to not let their pasts define them when reaching for their dreams. Defensive end Devin Still played with the Bengals for two years from 2012 to 2014. In 2014, his daughter was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer before going into remission one year later.

BOONE COUNTY, Ky. (WXIX) - Surveillance camera footage shows a boat being stolen from behind a locked gate at a dealership in Walton. It happened at Current Watersports early Friday morning around 3:30 a.m. The boat owner, Gus LaFontaine, says a truck pushed its way through the locked gate, bending...

CINCINNATI — Victims of a recent rash of crimes involving checks stolen from mailboxes, along with police detectives throughout Greater Cincinnati, want to know if five people arrested Monday at a Blue Ash hotel are connected in any way. "Get down on the ground, face down," a Blue Ash...

CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds made unwanted history two days ago by not allowing a hit and losing. On Tuesday night, they hit into five double plays, blew the lead in the ninth inning and scored the winning run without making contact. “That’s baseball, man,” said rookie starter...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The steps of the Hamilton County Courthouse played host to yet another protest Tuesday evening. This one took aim at two Ohio bills placing restrictions on the school curriculum. House Bill 327 would ban so-called "divisive concepts" like critical race theory. House Bill 616, introduced by state...

Guardians reliever Nick Sandlin walked three batters, including Mike Moustakis with the bases loaded in the top of the tenth, to provide the Reds with the winning run and give Cincinnati a 5-4 victory at Progressive Field.

After Monday's day off, the Guardians were back in action and welcomed the Reds into Cleveland for a two-game set. Zach Plesac was the starting pitcher for the club and went six innings, allowing six hits, two runs, two walks, and struck out three. The first run came from a solo shot by former Guardians' outfielder, Tyler Naquin, in the third inning.

After three injury-riddled seasons at Ohio State, defensive lineman Noah Potter entered the transfer portal last month and announced his decision to join the Bearcats on Monday. With three years of eligibility remaining, Potter will have a chance to crack the rotation and potentially earn a starting spot if he can stay on the field.

Cincinnati officials are eager to hear from residents about the effects of climate change. Dozens of people attended a special meeting of Council's first committee focused on climate and the environment in Bond Hill Tuesday night. Residents told council members existing parks and other green spaces need to be preserved...

Father Frank Niehaus, who died in 2013, loved horse racing and people working at on the backstretch — and his ministry still serves both Belterra Park and Turfway Park. To support the mission, which is continued by Jerry Antoniuk and Steve Hater, 2022 Kentucky Derby winning jockey, Sonny Leon, will be signing autographed pictures for $5 at JerZees Pub & Grub at 708 Monmouth Street, Newport, tonight from 5-6:30 p.m.

One sign shows the frustration of Northside homeowners loud and clear: "Missing: Crosswalk lines — Have you seen them? Last seen here, before road was repaved. White stripes. Loves when you yield to pedestrians. If found, please return! Our kids miss them very much." The message is taped to...

A national nonprofit named Cincinnati as one of three cities to participate in an initiative with a new focus on racial wealth equity. The Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (www.cfefund.org) is a 10-year-old nonprofit whose mission is to leverage municipal engagement to improve the financial stability of low and moderate income households by embedding financial empowerment strategies into local government infrastructure.

Movers & Makers columnist Polly Campbell is one of five local journalists who will be inducted into the Greater Cincinnati Journalism Hall of Fame. Prior to her retirement and starting to write for Movers & Makers, Campbell was a longtime Cincinnati Enquirer food and dining reporter. She will be joined...

CLEVELAND — Mike Moustakas drew the third straight walk in the 10th inning by Cleveland reliever Nick Sandlin to force in a run, and the Cincinnati Reds hung on for a 5-4 win over the Guardians. Moustakas was down to his last strike before taking three straight pitches from...

The Cincinnati Reds pushed across the winning run on a bases-loaded walk to Mike Moustakas to defeat the host Cleveland Guardians 5-4 in 10 innings on Tuesday. After Cleveland tied the game in the bottom of the ninth on a two-run homer from Owen Miller, Guardians reliever Nick Sandlin (3-2) retired the first Reds batter on ground ball, but walked the next three batters in the 10th. Moustakas' free pass drove in ghost runner Matt Reynolds for the go-ahead run.

Votto 1-4 in return to Dragons, but Dayton falls to Quad Cities 8-7.

It’s time to allocate the funds. In January, the Covington Commission created certain categories or “buckets” for their American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, things like City Operations, Community Outreach and Public Health. On Tuesday, as part of their regularly scheduled caucus meeting, Commissioners got the ball...