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Cincinnati police searching for man accused of robbing bank in Over-the-Rhine
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Police Department is investigating after a report of a bank robbery in Over-the-Rhine on Friday. Police said it happened at the U.S. Bank in the 1100 block of Main Street around 12:45 p.m. Investigators said a Black man, standing approximately 5 feet, 7 inches, with...
Time to stop blaming CPS superintendents and other opinions you read most this week
Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright recently celebrated her two-year anniversary with the nearly 36,000-student district. Her anniversary gift: The district’s unions are rallying against her, meeting for votes of no confidence and claiming Wright’s leadership style is controlling and inefficient. If the unions get their way, Wright won't see a third anniversary....
Kroger offering last-minute Mother’s Day gifts, meals
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 12. Kroger is offering some ideas for those looking for last minute gifts for the special lady in your life. Jenifer Moore, corporate affairs manager for Kroger, told 2 NEWS the store has balloons, flower bouquets and ready to heat meals for people looking for last-minute […]
Ride for Peace: Hundreds of motorbikes making noise against gun violence in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Motorcyclists revved their engines loudly ahead of a tour through Cincinnati on Saturday. If people heard them, their mission was accomplished. The Ride for Peace event was meant to draw attention to the gun violence epidemic. Organizers said it starts with our youth. The motorbikes were meant...
Tacos galore in Cincinnati for the 3rd annual The Real Taco Fest
CINCINNATI — Thousands from both sides of the river came out to attend the third annual The Real Taco Fest, celebrating their love of tacos. Joseph Garcia said the best part about owning a food truck is being on the go and outdoors and not being confined to just one space. As a third-generation Mexican American, Garcia said his inspiration comes from his Mexican and Texan culture.
Family remembers Winton Hills homicide victim
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Family and friends gathered Saturday to remember a man who was found dead inside of his home in Winton Hills a week ago. On May 3, 44-year-old Dominick Shorter was found dead inside his home on Bettman Drive, according to Cincinnati Police. Erica Thompson, Shorter’s cousin, says...
‘It is possible’: Covington program helps more than 400 families buy homes in past decade
Jennifer Aboussemah just signed the papers on a quaint, century-old Latonia house. For the California transplant, it’s a dream come true — it’s not just her new home, it’s her first. “I’ve been renting apartments my entire adult life,” she said. Aboussemah said she’s...
BKFC 61 photos: Jimmie Rivera bests Daniel Straus, Michael Trizano KO’s Louie Lopez
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship made its debut at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT on Saturday, May 11 with BKFC 61. On the top of fight card, Jimmie Rivera of Ramsey, NJ defeated Daniel Straus of Cincinnati, OH by unanimous decision. After five rounds at featherweight, the scores were 50-45, 48-47 and 50-45.
Villain Arts Tattoo Festival returns to Cincinnati for 6th year
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - If you're looking to add a little art to your body then the Villain Arts Tattoo Festival at the Duke Energy Convention Center might be for you. The 6th annual event features both local and national tattoo artists ready to ink you up. You can make an...
Crash with injury reported on Glenway Avenue in Westwood
CINCINNATI — A crash with injury has been reported on Glenway Avenue in Westwood. Severity of injuries has not been confirmed. Traffic delays may occur in the area. Use caution. For live traffic updates, click here. Police and medics have been dispatched to the scene. Click the video player...
Kentucky Dentist Sentenced for dealing Opioids that caused patient’s death
A Kentucky dentist was sentenced today to 20 years in prison for his unlawful prescribing of opioids, including morphine that caused the death of one of his patients. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Dr. Jay M. Sadrinia, 61, of Villa Hills, owned and operated dental clinics in Crescent Springs, Kentucky. Sadrinia prescribed powerful opioids to his patients for routine dental procedures despite clear signs, including notes within Sadrinia’s own patient charts, that these patients suffered from substance abuse disorder.
Here's what's happening in Cincinnati on Mother's Day
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Mother's Day is on Sunday and Cincinnati is offering plenty of things to do from brunches, craft shows, drinks and free admissions to places including the Cincinnati Zoo. The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden offers moms free admission for the day. The zoo will be open from...
West side road closure may last 3 weeks for 'necessary' upgrades
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – A portion of a road in Sedamsville will be closed to traffic for possibly three weeks. The closure on Fairbanks Avenue will start on May 13 and will affect northbound traffic. Detour signs will be posted to guide northbound traffic to Delhi Avenue. The city of...
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