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Colerain Township Lands Second Applebee's-IHOP Mashup, Open Till 1 a.m.

A second dual-branded Applebee's-IHOP restaurant is headed to Greater Cincinnati, with the combined concept set to open in December 2026 at 9540 Colerain Avenue in Colerain Township. The restaurant will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner from both brands, with daily hours running from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. According to...

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Cincinnati CityBeat

Some of the best bars to watch Cincinnati sports in

With the Reds … technically … in pursuit of a National League Wild Card berth, FC Cincinnati holding onto a potential playoff spot in MLS, and football season right around the corner, here’s some of our favorite dive (or dive-esque) bars in the area to watch sports this fall.

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Mayor Pureval: City needs to brace for possible population influx from climate change

MOUNT AUBURN, Ohio (WKRC) - Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says the city needs to move quickly on public safety staffing, infrastructure, and street repairs as he looks ahead to his 2027 priorities—and he wants the city prepared if climate change helps drive more people inland. Pureval stopped by Local...

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3 new restaurants you need to try ASAP

Morning. This is Enquirer food and dining writer Keith Pandolfi . Greater Cincinnati has seen a lot of big restaurants open this year. Which is why I sometimes find myself falling behind when it comes to sharing my thoughts about them. In order to catch up, I decided to consolidate three of my write-ups into one package for you today. One is an exceptional new Italian steakhouse in historic Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Another is a swanky steak frites spot with customizable cocktails in Over-the-Rhine, while the third is a laid-back modern Mexican spot that serves excellent enchiladas, pozole and other Mexican specialties in Covington. All three are well worth a visit. Find out what to order first at each new spot RIGHT HERE . What else you need to know Wednesday, Nov. 11 🌩️ Weather: High of 68 . Times of clouds and sun with a thunderstorm in spots late in the afternoon. 🏈 How the Bengals-Eagles trade didn't materialize . 🌉 What's closing when for the Brent Spence Bridge project . 🍕 Cincinnati Pizza Week is here! See participating pizzerias, prices . 🦃 It's time to Dress the Turkey! Get your gobbler here . (Deadline is Sunday, Nov. 15) –

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Frisch’s Mainliner sign to shine once again

The iconic Frisch’s Mainliner sign is getting a second life – complete with its signature red neon glow and spinning airplane propellers. The iconic Big Boy landmark will get a new life at the American Sign Museum. The Camp Washington museum acquired the sign in late 2024 and spent the following years restoring its lighting and mechanical features. The work included replacing LED lighting behind the plastic Mainliner letters with new neon tubing made in the museum’s neon shop, restoring lightbulbs throughout the airplane and finding a way to get its propellers spinning again.

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Princeton coach returns from health scare to lead undefeated Vikings

CINCINNATI — Princeton Vikings head coach Andre Parker is back on the sideline after a potentially life-threatening health emergency in the offseason, helping lead the top-seeded team in Region 4 into the OHSAA regional semifinal. Parker, entering his sixth season as Princeton’s head coach, said he did not feel...

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Preview: #6 St. Xavier at #2 Elder

The Blitz 5 Game of the Week visits Cincinnati’s west side this Friday night for the latest edition of a long and historic Cincinnati high school football rivalry, as the sixth-seeded St. Xavier Bombers visit their longtime Greater Catholic League South rival, the second-seeded Elder Panthers, at the Pit in Price Hill in the OHSAA Division I, Region 4 regional semifinals. The Bombers have turned into a different team entirely in the playoffs, having outscored opponents 93-14, while the Panthers have won four straight. Elder is looking to avenge their 42-34 regional final loss to St. Xavier last year, while the Bombers are seeking their third straight win over the Panthers.

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Local business owners face staffing and pricing struggles as diner patterns shift

A new study shows 60% of Cincinnati restaurants closed by 2023, leaving owners like Kelley Andary struggling to stay afloat.

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Hamilton clears way for first cannabis dispensary under ‘one-mile rule’

HAMILTON, Ohio (WXIX) - Hamilton City Council has cleared the way for the city’s first marijuana dispensary, ending a decade-long ban on retail cannabis. Council members approved all three dispensary applications Wednesday with regards to the city’s one-mile rule, which is essentially a one-mile buffer between dispensaries. Additionally,...

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Out In Cincinnati, Camp Washington’s Neighbor Blue Ash Chili Draws Lines For Its Five-Way

At 1:30 on a Friday afternoon, most restaurants are winding down. One chili parlor north of Cincinnati has a line out the door instead. Cincinnati takes its chili seriously, and locals argue about their favorite parlors the way other cities argue about sports teams. This family of spaghetti, chili, cheese, onions and beans has its famous names, but a 1969 original in the suburbs keeps winning over people who thought they had already picked a side.

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Cincinnati Magazine

Rustic Warehouse Living in Northside

A former lumber depot is now a cozy family home with timeless finishes. The post Rustic Warehouse Living in Northside appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

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Cincinnati’s live music scene has something for everyone

On any given weekend, you might hear a jazz quartet inside an intimate Walnut Hills listening room, catch an emerging indie band in Over-the-Rhine, find yourself in the middle of a punk show in Northside or cross the river for electronic music in Covington. Then in between there are the...

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Safety, sanitary concerns led UC student to moving out of off-campus apartment

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - University of Cincinnati students are raising concerns about living conditions and safety at CP Cincy, and an off-campus apartment complex. One resident, UC sophomore Tori Diggs, said she has exhausted every option to address safety and sanitary issues at the complex. She said she moved back home to Columbus for the time being while still attending classes in Cincinnati.

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The blue wave means seats to fill in Hamilton County

Democrats are vacating two seats on Cincinnati City Council for higher office. On Cincinnati Edition we talk with Seth Walsh and Meeka Owens about the new roles they are preparing for. Plus, we discuss the process to replace them on City Council and whether this blue wave could sweep more...

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Beavers become unexpected obstacle for drivers dealing with Cincinnati road project

EAST END, Ohio (WKRC) - Drivers in the East End who have been dealing with months of disruption from the Riverside Drive project will have to wait a little longer for work to wrap up, after crews ran into an unexpected obstacle: beavers living in an outfall pipe. The Riverside...

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Northern Kentucky preschoolers take center stage in kindergarten readiness effort

Preschoolers across Northern Kentucky’s six River Cities are becoming storytellers, costume designers and performers through Students Create Change, an American Legacy Theatre program designed to help children build skills for kindergarten.

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Cincinnati Marks Smale Riverfront Park Nearly Done With $5.5 Million Addition

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Fourteen years after its dedication, Smale Riverfront Park is essentially complete. City officials and donors celebrated what was billed as the final chapter of the downtown park on Tuesday, Nov. 10, announcing the completion of a $5.5 million addition on the north side of Mehring Way, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The new […]

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13 Warm And Welcoming Ohio Mexican Spots Made For Fall Evenings

One Mexican restaurant in Ohio has been owned by the people who work there since 1985. The cooks and servers are also the bosses. I love that detail more than I can explain. That same kitchen makes its salsas, flour tortillas, soups, and even ice cream in-house daily. Another spot on this list builds a Mexican pizza on a flattop with two giant flour tortillas. A third one landed on a national best-new-restaurants list soon after opening.

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Ohio Universities Hold Steady As Enrollment Gaps Widen

Ohio’s public universities are changing. There is relative stability statewide, but the numbers reveal sharply different fortunes among individual institutions. While Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati are welcoming record numbers of students, several other universities are reporting declines that could affect their finances and long-term planning.

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A Little Heat for Chilly Nights: LaRosa’s Hot Italian Pizza

Family pizza night has plenty going for it: fewer dishes, an easy dinner plan, and something everyone can look forward to. This fall, LaRosa’s is giving the spice lovers at the table another reason to call dibs on the first slice. The Cincinnati favorite has introduced its limited-time Hot Italian Pizza, piled with hot link sausage, spicy sausage, and giardiniera peppers. The Hot Italian Pizza comes on traditional thin, hand-tossed, crispy pan, or gluten-free cauliflower crust. And for anyone who wants to turn up the temperature even further, an accompanying Habanero Slice Spice adds an extra POW! kick.