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WALNUT HILLS, Ohio (WKRC) - Cincinnati Police made an arrest in a fatal shooting Friday. Police arrested Ryan Owens, 29. Owens faces a murder charge for the death of Kylton Clide, 24, on July 2. Clide was found dead just before 9 p.m. on St. James Avenue near Windsor Street.

WILMINGTON —Rock the Block is prepared to handle the crowds/overflow parking Saturday by offering a parking/shuttle service. “We will offer shuttle provided by Amazon,” said Susan Valentine-Scott, executive director of the the Clinton County Convention and Visitors Bureau. “Thanks to our partners along with the Port Authority.”. The shuttle will...

TOKYO, Tokyo — Former University of Cincinnati track and field standout Annette Echikunwoke has been disqualified from the Tokyo Olympics. Echikunwoke was slated to compete for Nigeria. The Athletics Integrity Unit made the announcement Friday following a testing protocol error by the African Federation of Nigeria. Echikunwoke, a first-time Olympian...

Nearly every county in the Tri-State now has substantial or high transmission of COVID-19, triggering new guidance from the CDC on mask wearing and testing. The CDC identifies "substantial transmission" when an area has more than 50 cases per 100,000 population in the past seven days. "High transmission," the highest category, is defined as having more than 100 cases per 100,000 population.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Former University of Cincinnati track and field standout Annette Echikunwoke was disqualified from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) following a testing protocol error by the African Federation of Nigeria (AFN). Echikunwoke, a first-time Olympian who celebrated her 25th birthday on Thursday, was...

CINCINNATI — A baby red panda has arrived at the Cincinnati Zoo. It's a happy surprise for the mother Lin, who had a miscarriage in May. In 2015, zoo researchers were the first to accurately predict birth dates for two cubs, born six days apart, using a combination of ultrasonography and hormone monitoring.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Lin, the red panda at the Cincinnati Zoo, is a new mother after a surprise birth two weeks ago. Back in April, Lin was found to be pregnant, but she had a miscarriage in May, the zoo said. It was assumed Lin would not give birth again...

Baby a happy surprise after mom’s miscarriage in May. Scientists at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) have devoted years to studying red panda reproduction and, in 2015, were the first to accurately predict birth dates for two cubs, born six days apart, using a combination of ultrasonography and hormone monitoring. By performing regular ultrasounds on super mom Lin, they were able to detect that she was pregnant in April of this year, but sadly the pregnancy was lost in May. Since red pandas are seasonal breeders, the team assumed that Lin would not be giving birth this year. But, two weeks ago today, she did!

August is nearly here, which means September isn't far behind, and with it comes the flavor of the season — pumpkin. If you've been looking forward to crisp autumn nights after this swelteringly thick heat, we have great news for you. Cincinnati's MadTree Brewing is ushering in the fall season...

COVINGTON, Ky. (WKRC) – A local restaurant had to close suddenly when a major part of its kitchen stopped working. The staff is now asking for help to recover. KungFood Chu's AmerAsia is nestled in the heart of Covington. Like most restaurants during the pandemic, the business struggled. The general...

COVINGTON, Ky. — The public is rallying around a Northern Kentucky restaurant after an appliance in its kitchen broke forcing it to close for several weeks. KungFood Chu's AmerAsia posted on Facebook Friday saying its kitchen hood broke and owners are waiting for parts or a new unit to get its kitchen back up and running.

DAY HEIGHTS, Ohio — A Hawaiian Shave ice stand is taking customers to a tropical paradise while serving up over 65 different flavors of shave ice. Paradise Ice is located off of Ohio 131 in Milford, but it feels like you're stopping along the beach with its Hawaiian-themed decoration and dessert options.

Last year, the pandemic’s isolation led more people to hiking trails, which allowed us to reconnect with nature and offered a sense of freedom. according to the Rails to Trails Conservancy, trail usage in the U.S. grew 200% in 2020 from the previous year, and urban trails in particular became essential for city dwellers seeking fresh air and open spaces.