Side Hustle: Cincinnati woman turns knack for order into thriving business
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - For Cindy Thomas, a Cincinnati entrepreneur, her natural gift for organization was hiding in plain sight. During the pandemic, she began organizing spaces in her home, which led to projects for friends. A friend's suggestion that people would pay for her services led to her first client...
4 men indicted in 2016 Westwood cold case murder
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Four men are facing multiple charges in the 2016 cold case murder of Kareem Howell, according to the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office. The suspects, Darius Holley, 32; Charlie Dailey, 29; Romello Stephen Wheeler, 30; and Brandon Webster, 33, were all indicted by a Hamilton County Grand Jury...
No SNAP benefits for Nov. if shutdown continues, Hamilton County JFS warns
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits won't be issued for November if the government shutdown continues, Hamilton County Job and Family Services announced Thursday.
Longtime Local Reporter Prepares for Career Transition After 25 Years Covering Our Community
After working at the same newspaper for 25 years, the author will leave the organization at the end of 2025. During their career, they reported on topics such as local government budgets, elections, and moderated televised debates, including the 2018 Ohio gubernatorial primaries. In 2015, the author traveled to...
UC team unveils Wyandot Removal Trail across Ohio
The first in a new series of historical markers being unveiled this weekend tells the story of the last Indigenous nation removed from Ohio. Thirteen markers will be installed over seven years along the Wyandot Removal Trail from Upper Sandusky to Cincinnati. There are no federally recognized tribes headquartered in...
No Kings Protest draws hundreds to Cincinnati’s Smale Park
Hundreds gathered at Smale Riverfront Park Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18, for the No Kings Protest, a national demonstration focused on defending democracy, protecting workers, and calling for an end to the ongoing government shutdown that has affected thousands of federal employees. From 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., the downtown...
Police: Man stabbed woman multiple times before jumping off Purple People Bridge
A man allegedly stabbed a woman multiple times before jumping from the Purple People Bridge into the Ohio River early Friday morning, according to Mariemont police and the Cincinnati Fire Department.
Hamilton County Commissioners to vote on controversial property tax exemption
Ohio counties could offer a local property tax break, but school and township leaders warn it could drain millions in annual revenue.
Colerain Township residents to vote on future of police department
Voters will decide on a tax levy, which would help fund the police department and add money for more officers. Some say it will help public safety, but others say they don't want a tax increase.
Beshear, DeWine talk bipartisanship in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — Gov. Andy Beshear, D-Ky., and Gov. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio, sat down with each other Tuesday in Cincinnati for a cross-border, cross-party talk on everything from what’s happening in Washington to the ongoing Brent Spence Companion Bridge project. Working across the aisle on a number of issues...

















