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In Colerain Township, Cincinnati, 36-year-old Troy Taylor was arrested on July 14, 2025, for felonious assault. According to Fox 19, authorities allege he knowingly engaged in sexual activity without disclosing his HIV-positive status. Consequently, this led to a report filed on May 1, 2025, sparking an investigation. Furthermore, while out on bond, Taylor was indicted […]
A Swelteringly Uncomfortable Season This summer, the eastern half of the United States, including Ohio, has been grappling with unprecedented humidity, marking the muggiest start to summer since 1981. According to an Associated Press analysis, over 70 million Americans have endured record-breaking dew points, with parts of 27 states, including Ohio, experiencing average daily dew […]
Health Risks Prompt Action Hand soap sold across Ohio has been recalled due to dangerous bacterial contamination. The affected products, distributed statewide, may harbor harmful bacteria, posing significant health risks. According to the FDA, these bacteria could cause severe infections, particularly in immunocompromised individuals. Consequently, consumers are urged to check their soap products immediately. Recall […]
As summer fades, Ohioans eagerly await fall’s crisp air and vibrant foliage. The Old Farmer’s Almanac, a trusted source since 1792, recently released its 2025 fall forecast, predicting a delightful season for Ohio. With cooler temperatures and drier conditions, the Buckeye State is set for a stunning autumn. Here’s what to expect, from temperature shifts […]
Whether you’re a lifelong Cincinnati Bengals fan or just jumping on the bandwagon to cheer for stars like Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, decking yourself out in team gear is a must. From jerseys to hats, tailgating accessories to collectibles, there are plenty of places to score authentic Bengals merchandise. Here are five top spots […]
A Beloved Community Space Targeted BlaCk Coffee Lounge, a Black-owned coffee shop at 824 Elm Street, Cincinnati, has faced repeated vandalism. Since opening in 2020, the shop, run by Cam Means, has been a community hub. However, it has endured multiple attacks, including broken windows and burglaries. For instance, during the 2020 George Floyd protests, […]
Ohio hosts many respected colleges, but some struggle with affordability, graduation rates, and safety. Using recent data, including Avocadoposts.com, this article highlights the five lowest-performing colleges nationwide for 2025. Consequently, we explore their challenges to guide prospective students. University of Cincinnati: High Costs, Safety Concerns Firstly, Avocadoposts.com ranks the University of Cincinnati 22nd worst nationally. […]
Shifting National SNAP Policies The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is facing a national overhaul, raising concerns about its future. Specifically, new federal policies, like the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” impose stricter work requirements. Additionally, by 2028, states are required to cover 10% of SNAP benefit costs. Consequently, Ohio could face an extra $318 million […]
A New Approach to Student Well-Being In Ohio, a lawmaker is pushing for schools to offer mental health days for K-12 students. This proposal, introduced recently, aims to address growing concerns about student mental health. As stress and anxiety rise among young people, the initiative seeks to provide flexibility. Schools would allow excused absences for […]
On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, Cincinnati will host National Night Out, a vibrant event to strengthen police-community ties. This annual celebration encourages residents to engage with law enforcement through fun, family-friendly activities. Consequently, it fosters trust and unity in neighborhoods across the city. Event Locations and Activities Several locations will host festivities, including Owls Nest […]
Cincinnati police arrested Dominique Kittle, 37, the fourth suspect in a violent downtown brawl that sparked national outrage. The incident, occurring near Fourth and Elm streets on July 26, went viral on social media, prompting intense public scrutiny. Kittle faces charges of felonious assault and aggravated riot, with his bond set at $150,000 at the […]
August 4, 2025, marks National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day, a sweet excuse to indulge in America’s favorite treat. Cincinnatians, get ready for gooey, chocolatey goodness with local and national deals that’ll satisfy your cravings. Here’s how to celebrate in the Queen City! Local Cincinnati Deals First, head to Graeter’s Ice Cream, a Cincinnati staple, offering […]