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The 513Relief Bus launches its youth employment program soon. The event happens this Saturday in Cincinnati. Young people can find real job opportunities there. It focuses on ages 14 to 21. The kickoff aims to connect teens with summer work. Event Details and Location The kickoff takes place on Saturday, April 11. Hours run from […]
Spring has arrived in Cincinnati. Many locals feel eager to dig into their gardens. Yet timing matters more than excitement. Therefore, check frost dates and soil warmth first. You can enjoy a long growing season of about 180 days here. Know Your Local Frost Dates Cincinnati sits in USDA Zone 6b. The average last spring […]
Indianapolis hosts iconic NCAA Final Four, boasting history, culture, and community celebration beyond the court.
New study ranks US cities by happiness; Fremont tops, Detroit struggles, Cincinnati in lower half but has strengths to build on.
The Cincinnati Open is stepping into a new era — transforming from a two-week world-class tournament into a year-round destination for tennis lovers and the community. With a massive $260 million renovation of the Lindner Family Tennis Center, the historic venue is now home to the brand-new Cincinnati Open Sporting Club, giving members the rare […]
A potential winter storm looms for Ohio early next week. Meteorologists track a system along the Ohio River. This setup could deliver significant snow. Accumulations may exceed 6 inches in spots. However, outcomes depend on atmospheric energy phasing. Residents should monitor updates closely. The threat arrives after recent wintry weather. Current Forecast Overview Models show […]
Jalen Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ star quarterback, was introduced as a “Super Bowl Legend” during the pregame ceremony of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Hurts joined an elite group of NFL icons, including Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smith, and Lynn Swann, […]
A major winter storm is barreling toward the Tri-State area this weekend. Snowfall amounts have climbed in recent forecasts. Moreover, experts now predict significant accumulation. Cincinnati, northern Kentucky, and southern Indiana face the brunt. Consequently, residents are bracing for heavy snow starting Saturday. Updated Forecast Shows Higher Totals First, the National Weather Service issued a […]
Winter Storm Fern is approaching the eastern U.S., bringing heavy snow and icy conditions. Cincinnati faces major impacts. Travel disruptions are expected. Timing Snow is supposed to begin Saturday afternoon, January 24. It may intensify Saturday night into Sunday morning. The storm tapers off by Sunday evening, January 25. Snowfall Forecast An 80% chance exists […]
Newburgh Heights police say three children, ages 12 and younger, crashed a stolen vehicle into a residential home while fleeing officers. The crash happened during a police pursuit on the city’s West Side. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle after receiving a stolen car report. The driver refused to stop and led police through nearby […]
Ohio will officially ban student cellphone use in public schools beginning January 1, following language included in the state’s newly approved two-year budget. The law requires every public school district, community school and STEM school to adopt a policy that limits student access to cellphones and other personal communication devices during school hours. The rule […]
As federal SNAP benefits halt on November 1, 2025, families face tough choices. However, local organizations step up quickly. This article guides you to free meals and pantries. Additionally, it highlights community leaders’ urgent calls for action. The SNAP Crisis Hits Home SNAP supports over 42 million Americans yearly. In Greater Cincinnati, thousands rely on […]