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Cincinnati doctors say flu cases are appearing earlier than usual

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Flu cases are showing up earlier than usual, and one physician expects the season to peak ahead of Thanksgiving. UC Health’s Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum, an infectious disease physician, said cases started showing up at the end of September, which is earlier than usual from what they normally see.

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Crash on Daniel Carter Beard Bridge closed I-471 SB

NEWPORT, Ky. (WKRC) - — A crash closed the southbound lanes of I-471 on Thursday. It happened around 6:25 a.m. on the southbound Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in Newport. It remains unclear whether anyone was injured.

Newport, KY · 2d

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Molly Malone’s is for sale, but it’s not going anywhere

The property holding Molly Malone’s Irish Pub and restaurant, the beloved Covington pub, is for sale. But it’s not closing anytime soon, according to ownership. Paul Grisanti, a listing agent for the Louisville-based Grisanti Group, confirmed that both the Louisville and Covington locations of Molly Malone’s are for sale. Grisanti added that the three owners would prefer to sell both properties to one party, but “everything is negotiable.” He said the current asking price is $8.2 million for both.

Covington, KY · 1d

Northern Kentucky Tribune

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Arnold’s Pub in Covington to celebrate a ‘cigar reunion’ (out back) where old friends will gather

Arnold’s Pub could soon go up in smoke. Really. Yup, the tiny hide-a-way on 208 West Pike Street, Covington could be a blur of smoke come Saturday. Arnold Horne, is actually looking forward to it.

Covington, KY · 1d

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Cincinnati Clinic Offers Abortion And Adoption Help Under One Roof

Inside a Camp Washington clinic, a patient can end a pregnancy with the abortion pill one week and pick up diapers or get help with a court hearing the next. JustChoice, the nonprofit running the Cincinnati location along with a sister site in Columbus, offers abortion, adoption and parenting support out of the same space, according to Axios.

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This Kentucky Library Book Sale Lets You Fill A Whole Bag For Just $5 This Saturday

Let’s be honest about your reading habits. You buy books faster than you read them. Your nightstand has its own leaning tower. Your family stopped asking why the hallway shelf looks like Jenga. So I have news that will not help your situation. It will make it so much...

Kenton County, KY · 2d

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Gymboree, The Children’s Place closing all stores

(WDTN) — Two well-known children’s clothing labels are closing all stores. Gymboree and its parent company, The Children’s Place, announced Wednesday that all stores are closing. The announcement comes just days after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Both stores are currently offering shoppers discounts of 30 to 60 percent off of everything in-store and online. […]

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Cincinnati Zoo brings back adults-only event for 2 nights

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Are you looking for some adult fun that also lets your inner child loose? Look no further than the Cincinnati Zoo. The zoo's Hops and Holly event is back by popular demand. This year, the adults-only event is expanding to two nights. You can try festive drinks...

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Give a Great Teacher Their Gold Star

Some teachers have a knack for making the tough stuff click. Others know just when a student needs encouragement, a fresh start, or someone to believe in them. And then there are those who somehow do all of that before lunch. Does this sound like a special teacher you’ve encountered? Here’s a chance to give that educator a well-deserved moment in the spotlight.

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Could AI help detect cancer earlier? A Cincinnati doctor explains its role

UNION, Ky. (WKRC) - The promise of AI curing cancer is often traced to 2013, when IBM partnered with MD Anderson Cancer Center to launch Watson for Oncology. Watson was the supercomputer that defeated Ken Jennings on “Jeopardy!”. The effort was widely criticized for overhyping the claim that AI...

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Covington Weighs $3.2M Land Sale To Expand NKY Convention Center

Northern Kentucky Convention Center — Site of Proposed Expansion. Covington could soon hand over nearly 1.6 acres of riverfront land for $3.2 million, a move that would clear the way for a long-discussed expansion of the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. The city of Covington is expected to sell the land at Covington Central Riverfront to MeetNKY, the region's tourism and convention services bureau, for the project, and the city's board of commissioners is being asked to authorize a purchase and sale agreement.

Covington, KY · 1d

The Blade

Liberty-Benton girls soccer falls to Cincinnati Mariemont in Division IV state championship

COLUMBUS — Cincinnati Mariemont’s continuous attacking pressure was too much for the Liberty-Benton girls soccer team, as the Eagles fell 6-1 on Friday in the OHSAA Division IV girls soccer state championship. The Warriors scored five goals in the second half, with four coming inside 20 minutes of the halftime break. That helped Mariemont hold a 9-5 final shots-on-goal advantage. The result sees Liberty-Benton finish as state runners-up for the second time in program history. “I can’t be more proud of the girls. It’s been a really special year,” Liberty-Benton coach Andy Modd said. “They played one game at a time, and it’s been that approach. We’ve always had this game in our sights from February, to be honest. The look in their eyes as they started open fields, all led by this group behind me and around me, we could definitely see the determination as the season progressed.” The Eagles were competitive in the opening half, surrendering a lone goal, but Mariemont wasted little time taking control from there, scoring 12 seconds into the second half. The duo of Claire Young and Adday Zawaly netted two goals each. Alyssa Dewey and Meryck Bogle were the other goal scorers. Before

Cincinnati, OH · 17h

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Hamilton County Home Values Jump 27 Percent in Triennial Reassessment

CINCINNATI — Hamilton County homeowners should expect eye-catching mail in the coming weeks: residential property values rose an average of 27 to 28 percent in the county’s latest triennial reassessment, the Hamilton County Auditor’s Office found, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. About 99 percent of single-family homeowners will see their home’s assessed value increase, auditor’s […]

Hamilton County, OH · 2d

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Cincinnati Children’s pediatrician warns of rising e-bike, e-scooter injuries among kids

A pediatric emergency medicine physician says that this number is more than double the number of injuries reported for all of 2025.

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Beavers in a Sewer Pipe Delay Cincinnati Riverside Drive Project a Month

CINCINNATI, Ohio — After months of detours and delays, work on a major sewer improvement project along Riverside Drive in Cincinnati is nearing completion — and one of the holdups was a family of beavers living in a sewer pipe, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The Riverside Drive portion of the project is expected to be […]

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Division I football regional final Nov. 20 to be played at Paycor Stadium

The Division I football regional final Nov. 20 will be played at Paycor Stadium. The winners of Elder versus St. Xavier and Moeller versus Princeton will meet in that game.

Hamilton County, OH · 15h

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Donor of the Week: Desiree Tindall

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Fear of needles didn’t stop Milford resident Desiree Tindall from finding a way to give back. Tindall is Hoxworth Blood Center’s Donor of the Week and donates platelets. She said she was scared of needles and that her first blood draw took more than two hours. Tindall said her mother, who works in the medical field, encouraged her to keep trying.

Milford, OH · 1d

Cincinnati Magazine

Cincinnati Weekend Picks November 13-15

Hops & Holly, Books by the Banks, and Kenny G in town this weekend. The post Cincinnati Weekend Picks November 13-15 appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

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Sunflower’s last stand

The first of two federal dates is this week, and I want to make sure everybody understands what is actually happening, because the headlines are not doing a great job of it. Thursday, November 12, covers only cannabinoids the plant itself cannot naturally produce, things like delta-8. That is not hemp-derived THC yet. That part of the ban is, in my opinion, mostly garbage product that should not have been out there anyway.