Avondale native celebrates reopening of library as branch manager

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A neighborhood library is open again in Avondale, and for the woman who runs it, the reopening feels particularly special. The Avondale Public Library has reopened after a $7.5 million renovation. “I’m an Avondale girl, I’m a library kid, and to be a part of this moment...

Cincinnati Animal CARE hits critical capacity after animal welfare investigations

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati Animal CARE is making an urgent plea for adoptions after taking in more than 100 dogs in the past week. Among the dogs taken in this week, 38 were seized through active animal welfare investigations. Cincinnati Animal CARE said it is committed to making space for...

Minnesota Golden Gophers at Cincinnati Bearcats: Monday Preview

The Minnesota Golden Gophers and the Cincinnati Bearcats meet on Monday, Nov. 9, at 7:00 p.m. ET. The post Minnesota Golden Gophers at Cincinnati Bearcats: Monday Preview appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

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 […]

Some of the best Cincinnati chili parlors where locals have been ordering their “ways” for generations

Cincinnati, Ohio – The spaghetti arrives first, almost hidden under a thin blanket of warmly spiced meat sauce. Then comes the cheddar. Not a dainty sprinkle, either, but a bright orange mountain that makes the plate look as if someone has decided cheese should be measured by the handful.

1 injured in Over-The-Rhine shooting, police say

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - One person was injured in a shooting in Over-The-Rhine Saturday night, according to the Cincinnati Police Department. Officers responded to the 1400 block of Main Street just after 10 p.m. Police said one person was injured and that two suspects were involved. The extent of the victim’s...

Anderson Township Harvest Fair Has Featured Food, Music and Family Activities

A 2024 Harvest Fair + Holiday Market listing advertised the event as free. The Anderson Township Historical Society identifies the Urban Farm as one of its event venues, alongside its Log House, History Room and Research Center. The Urban Farm as an Event Venue. The Urban Farm is one of...

Cincinnati Children's Borrows $450M for Liberty Township Expansion, Main Campus Overhaul

Cincinnati Children's has issued $450 million in bonds to help pay for a sweeping set of construction projects, including a major expansion at its Liberty Township campus and a large-scale renovation of its main Avondale facility. The region's largest hospital system and second-largest employer finalized the borrowing on Oct. 28, setting up funding for projects whose combined costs top $574.5 million.

Cincinnati State, Southern State and Wilmington Win $4 Million Grant for Returning Students

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Southern State Community College and Wilmington College have won a five-year, $4 million federal grant to help former college students who never finished a degree return and complete one, the Scioto Valley Guardian reported Nov. 6, citing the colleges. The grant is funded through the 2026 Strengthening Institutions Program […]

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

The 7 Most Nostalgic Burger Joints In Ohio Serve Up Vibes Straight Out Of Happy Days

Looking for the most nostalgic burger joints in Ohio that serve up vibes straight out of Happy Days?. These 7 burger joints bring the flavors and the feel-good atmosphere of the good old days right to your table!. 1. Zip’s Cafe (Cincinnati) If you’ve never made the trip to...

Amarius Mims pregame workout

Cincinnati brewery to host benefit for local firefighter and paramedic battling cancer

CALIFORNIA, Ohio (WKRC) — A Cincinnati brewery is offering a way to help a local firefighter and paramedic in need. Dead Low Brewing is hosting a benefit Sunday for Danielle Muelen of Williamsburg Township's emergency services, as well as Stonelick Township's fire department. Muelen has been battling an aggressive form of blood cancer and is expected to undergo a stem cell transplant and needs several months to recover.

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...

The Jazz Spoon Reopens in Forest Park

The wine and cocktail lounge is back on the scene after a 10-month hiatus. The post The Jazz Spoon Reopens in Forest Park appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

City of Covington moves forward with Duveneck House stabilization to restoration efforts

The City of Covington is continuing its efforts to preserve and restore the historic Frank Duveneck House and Studio, moving forward with the next phase of rehabilitation work following extensive structural stabilization of the once-endangered property.

Versailles earns playoff win over CCPA

CINCINNATI – The Lions may be the kings of the jungle, but Friday night, the Tigers ruled the football field. The Versailles Tigers used five Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy Lions turnovers to dominate 35-10 in their regional quarterfinal game. The Tigers intercepted the Lions four times, and Gavin Breeze recovered a fumble. The Tigers sacked quarterback Kemmarion McCray six times. McCray finished the night 21 of 45 with 215 yards, but threw four interceptions.

Our Rich History: From charity fairs to food banks, Northern Kentucky’s tradition of serving neighbors

The history of Northern Kentucky is rich with examples of communities responding to illness, hunger, and family hardship. Large institutions and small nonprofit organizations alike have worked to meet the needs of neighbors and strangers alike. While the institutions, programs, and methods changed over time, the fundamental principle endured: a shared commitment to caring for others and strengthening the community through collective action.

This Charming British-Themed Brunch Spot In Kentucky Serves Afternoon Tea Worthy Of Downton Abbey

Somewhere in Bellevue, Kentucky, a teapot is whistling your name, and it would be rude not to answer. Mrs. Teapots Tearoom and Eatery is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever settled for a drive-through coffee and a granola bar when this existed all along. Let’s...

New Freedom Center President Glen Guyton: ‘We Have to Have a Mind to Work’

Glen Guyton, the new president of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, tells Lincoln Ware why he moved to Cincinnati, what's coming to the museum and why he wants the whole community involved.