Over-the-Rhine Shooting Injures One, Sends Police Closing Streets Near Main

Gunfire sent Cincinnati police rushing to the 1400 block of Main Street in Over-the-Rhine just after 10 p.m. Saturday, where officers found one person injured and say two suspects were involved. Streets near the scene were shut down as investigators worked the case into the night. According to the Cincinnati...

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Unbeaten Seton Sweeps Centerville for Third Straight Regional Volleyball Title

Seton’s perfect season is headed to the state tournament again. The Saints swept Centerville 25-10, 25-11, 25-20 on Saturday, November 7, to win their third straight Division I regional championship and their 15th trip to the OHSAA state tournament, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Seton improved to 26-0 and ran its winning streak to 67 […]

The IRS gives storm-hit taxpayers in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes

Taxpayers hit by the Aug. 10 storms in seven Ohio counties, including Franklin County around Columbus and Hamilton County around Cincinnati, now have until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay many federal taxes. The IRS announced the relief on Oct. 14. It covers individual and business returns, along with some tax payments that would […]

Downtown nightclub posts new rules following fatal shooting

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The owners of a downtown club at the center of a deadly shooting say they are setting new rules. Deryka Minor shot and killed Memories employee Kameiro Blair-Martin during a Halloween party at the club. She faces a gun charge but was cleared of the shooting because investigators say she was being assaulted. Both Minor and Blair-Martin were 20 and had guns in the club.

Cincinnati Pizza Week returns, with cheap pies everywhere

It’s hard to think of many better phrases than “cheap pizza.” Cincinnati Pizza Week is making all your bargain pizza pie dreams come true Nov. 9-15 with $11 pizzas all over the region. Restaurants in the Greater Cincinnati area are participating, from Liberty Township all the way...

If You Want Cincinnati’s Oldest Saloon Experience, Arnold’s Bar And Grill Has Poured Since 1861

Some places in a city are new and shiny. Others have been open so long that they hold the city’s memories inside their walls. Downtown Cincinnati has one spot that opened its doors in 1861, the same year the Civil War began, and it is still welcoming guests today. It has a courtyard with a stage, live bands on many nights, rooms upstairs with a spooky reputation, and a menu with something for almost everyone.

Madisonville Fire Shuts Down Seven Hills Lower School Building Friday

Seven Hills School Hillsdale Campus — Lotspeich Faculty Reporting Location. Firefighters swarmed Seven Hills School in Madisonville before dawn on Friday after smoke was reported pouring from the roof of a large school building, prompting a first-alarm response and forcing the cancellation of classes in the campus's lower school. The fire was reported at approximately 7 a.m. at the school's address, 5400 Red Bank Road, sending crews scrambling to contain flames that initial information indicated had started in the building's eaves before extending upward beneath roof-mounted solar panels.

Avondale Library Reopens After .5 Million Renovation in Cincinnati

The Avondale Branch Library in Cincinnati reopened to the public on Saturday, Nov. 7, after a renovation the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library estimates at $7.5 million, with a morning ribbon-cutting followed by a community celebration, the library announced. FOX19 NOW (WXIX) also reported the reopening and the $7.5 million investment on Sunday. The […]

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.

St. Vincent de Paul plans neuroinclusive thrift store in Loveland

A new Loveland thrift store planned by St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati will do more than sell secondhand goods. It’ll offer a workplace designed to create more employment opportunities for people with autism and others who face barriers in traditional work environments. Called Thriftabilities, the store will...

Soul Food Guide: Collard Greens

A delicious soul food dish originally developed for survival. The post Soul Food Guide: Collard Greens appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

Treasurer-Elect Walsh Starts Cincinnati Council Leave Monday, Will Donate Pay

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Ohio Treasurer-elect Seth Walsh will begin a leave of absence from Cincinnati City Council on Monday, Nov. 9, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported, days after he won the statewide treasurer’s race by about 50,000 votes out of 4.5 million cast. Walsh, a Democrat, defeated Republican Jay Edwards in the treasurer’s race, the Cincinnati […]

Skyline Chili Made Cheese Coney Pizzas (Again) – Here’s Where You Can Buy Them

Everyone’s favorite chili innovators at Skyline Chili have delivered yet another culinary moment in history. The brand’s iconic Chlii Cheese Coney… is now a frozen pizza. We live in the best timeline, folks. What’s on Skyline Chili’s Cheese Coney Pizza? Skyline (as locals call it) chose only the finest toppings for the frozen pizza version...

Cincinnati Health Department eyes Walnut Hills headquarters

The Cincinnati Planning Commission Nov. 6 approved a plan to move the city's health department administrative headquarters to Walnut Hills. That caught some neighborhood leaders by surprise. The health department purchased property on Gilbert and Yale Avenues in September. Health Commissioner Grant Mussman said the plan is to renovate the...

Cincinnati braves for tough task vs. Minnesota

Cincinnati first-year coach Jerrod Calhoun likes what he sees from his team, however he knows the Bearcats need to step it up with the schedule getting tougher. That starts Monday when the Bearcats (2-0) host Minnesota (2-0). Cincinnati is coming off an 81-64 win over Green Bay Thursday. "Sometimes it is the process over the outcome," Calhoun said. "We missed 10 threes in the first half at one point, and I thought most of them were really good looks. You have to have the ability as a college basketball player to adjust. We have to do a better job of getting them to understand that. If you can't make 3s, then get to the rim. This group is still learning. We are making progress." Calhoun has a chance to record his 300th coaching win on Monday. He has collected wins at Fairmont State (124), Youngstown State (118), Utah State (55) and Cincinnati (two). Myles Colvin led the Bearcats against the Phoenix with 31 points, seven rebounds and two blocks. Amani Lyles scored 14 points and MJ Collins Jr. and Eric Mahaffey each added 11. "A lot of guys stepped up in this game," Calhoun said. "It is early season, so

Two $92,500 Kalshi Trades Target Cincinnati’s NCAA Tournament Qualification

Two unusually large trades on Kalshi have put the Cincinnati Bearcats in the spotlight of the growing US prediction market industry, with $185,000 committed to contracts predicting the team will qualify for the 2027 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. 19 Minutes Apart Both trades took place on Wednesday afternoon, November 4, each of them involving the purchase of 125,000 YES contracts at 74 cents apiece. Each block was worth $92,500 , giving the two trades a combined value of almost $200,000. If Cincinnati is the one to qualify for the expanded form of the tournament, the contracts will pay out a grand total of $250,000. If the Bearcats don’t make the field, the money committed to the YES positions will be lost. According to market surveillance firm BETINT, which initially identified the transactions, the trades were completed 19 minutes apart, at 2:44 pm and 3:03 pm ET, respectively. Together, they pushed open interest in Cincinnati’s contract to 250,065. The size of the positions stands out against the market’s previous activity. Before Wednesday, only 39 Cincinnati contracts traded over six weeks. The two large transactions now account for approximately 95% of the total trading volume across Kalshi’s 126-team market. The trades were

Cincinnati Zoo offers free admission for military, discounts for family on Veterans Day

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Members of the military can get into the Cincinnati Zoo for free on Veterans Day. Up to six immediate family members can also get in with discounted tickets. Ride packages are not included. Military personnel who qualify for the free admission ticket and discount offer for family...

Cincinnati plans to rehabilitate bridge connecting Mount Adams, downtown

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - The city of Cincinnati plans to spend $3 million to rehabilitate a key bridge connecting Mount Adams to downtown. The city administration is seeking a $2.5 million grant to rehabilitate the Monastery Street Bridge from the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Municipal Bridge program. The...