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Covington police asking for help locating critical missing woman
COVINGTON, Ky. — The Covington Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a critical missing woman. Police said Laura Difrank, 32, is missing and is believed to be a danger to herself. Difrank is possibly driving a maroon, 2015 Honda Civic, with the Kentucky license plate...
City celebrates Cincinnati Reds opening day
CINCINNATI — A new season of pro baseball is here, and Cincinnati is celebrating the Reds first home game. It started with a parade and brought thousands along with it who went straight over to the Great American Ballpark for the first home game. Reds opening day is like...
Felony Lane Gang member gets prison for crime spree ending in NKY
COVINGTON, Ky. (Enquirer) - A member of the Felony Lane Gang will spend more than three years in prison for serving as the face of a multistate crime spree that ended at a bank in Northern Kentucky. John Sapienza, 60, was sentenced on Tuesday in federal court in Covington to...
Anderson High School student charged, accused of recording videos in bathroom
ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - A student at Anderson High School was arrested on Wednesday, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. The student was charged with voyeurism after he was accused of making inappropriate video recordings in the school. Deputies say a recording device was found in a...
Newport amends zoning code to allow tattoo studios
Newport passed amendments to its zoning code, which previously did not have a permitted area for tattoo studios. At its February meeting, the city first discussed the topic; Newport Planning and Building Director Brian Steffen said tattoo shops are considered a protected business class and a First Amendment issue. Therefore, the city must allow them to operate.
FEAM Aero unveils new $45 million hangar at CVG
After breaking ground on the project in November 2022, Miami-based FEAM Aero unveiled its second aircraft maintenance hangar on the campus of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Thursday afternoon. As CVG’s cargo operation grows, the airport requires more support infrastructure to buttress the industry’s expanded footprint. CVG is home to...
I-75 southbound clear after truck dumped its load on highway
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - I-75 southbound was cleared after crews spent several hours cleaning up a load that fell off a truck. At around 3:30 p.m., the OHGO.com website showed traffic backed up north of the I-74 exit. A truck hauling sheets of metal lost its load near the exit, according...
She fought to desegregate Coney Island's Sunlite Pool. She would think its closure was justice.
Marian Spencer is not here to speak for herself, and no one can truly say they know what her thoughts on the demolition of Sunlite Pool might be. Still, I wanted to hear from those who knew her best. Cincinnati Enquirer. Revered civil rights icon and former Cincinnati vice mayor...
Over $453.5 Million Of Railroad Property In Hamilton County Changes Hands As Cincinnati Sells Its Line To Chattanooga
Over $453.5 million of railroad property in Hamilton County has changed hands after the city of Cincinnati sold its line to Chattanooga. Register of Deeds Marc Gravitt said 365 tracts here were involved in the transaction to Norfolk Southern. The deal yielded a conveyance fee of $1,678,222 to Hamilton County.
New Black-owned Avondale pharmacy offers cheaper prescription drugs, personal care
When people get sick in Nigeria, their first stop is the pharmacy. “Pharmacies and pharmacists play a very important role in front line health care in Nigeria,” pharmacist Emmanuel Ayanjoke, who goes by "Dr. Manny," says of his home country. He remembers watching his father and his grandfather –...
Dayton police officer arrested on charges of strangulation, dating violence
The Boone County Sheriff’s Department said an officer with the City of Dayton Police Department is accused of strangulation, dating violence and criminal mischief. Deputies say 32-year-old Ryan Fern is the officer being accused of committing these crimes. According to deputies, the victim told them Fern had been out...
Cincinnati Reds Opening Day 2024 forecast: Mostly sunny skies, mild temps ahead ⚾☀️
The 2024 MLB season kicks off Thursday with a Reds home game at Great American Ball Park against the Washington Nationals at 4:10 p.m. Are you heading Downtown for the game, parade and other festivities? Here's what you should know about Thursday's weather forecast. What is the weather like for...
All lanes open on I-275 in Springdale following earlier vehicle fire
SPRINGDALE, Ohio — UPDATE: The scene of the fire has cleared and all traffic is now moving at a normal rate. Traffic has slowed on westbound Interstate 275 near the interchange with I-75 following a vehicle fire Thursday afternoon. Emergency crews are responding to the scene, which is reportedly...
Apartment project approved at site of former Greater Cincinnati school, church
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Cincinnati City Council voted 6-2 to approve a $67 million apartment project proposed for the site of a former school and church in Evanston, with nearby neighbors continuing an opposition campaign against it. Kingsley + Co., headed by developer Chinedum Ndukwe, plans to build the...
Opening Day: Here are the famous athletes, local celebrities to look for in the parade
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati's favorite hometown holiday is finally here. The Reds Opening Day parade is about to get underway. Here are some of the Cincinnati celebrities and legends to look out for during this year's parade festivities. The two grand marshals are Dmitri Young and Pokey Reese from the...
Hamilton County housing assistance program closing out early
The Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency is closing applications for its rent and property tax assistance programs a month earlier than anticipated. That's because of high demand and limited funds, Vice President of Community Services Erik Thomas says. “This was not an easy decision because we know that just because...
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