‘That’s all they have’: Roselawn’s sole grocery store will stay open
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A Cincinnati neighborhood’s lone grocery store will not be closing after all, despite the owner’s retirement, Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney announced. David Pearson’s Save A Lot has been Roselawn’s only grocery store, and the closest one to many folks living in Golf Manor,...
Roselawn Save-A-Lot won’t close after owner’s retirement, vice mayor announces
Earlier this month, we spoke with residents and employees who were concerned about what would happen if the local Save-A-Lot closed when its owner retired.
Counties with the Highest STI Rates in Ohio
Sexually transmitted infections continue to challenge public health in Ohio. Rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis remain elevated in many areas. Urban counties often report the highest numbers. Understanding STI Trends in the State Ohio faces notable STI burdens compared to national averages. Chlamydia cases sta
These volunteer ‘tinkerers’ give old appliances a new life to help others in Cincinnati
When the coffee pot stops perking, the vacuum stops picking up dirt or that lamp no longer turns on, they usually end up in the trash. In Cincinnati, a group of volunteers discovered many can be fixed and find new homes. These "tinkerers" are turning one person's junk into another's...
Catching A Fish Is just Part Of The Fun At Armco Park’s Annual Cops...
WARREN COUNTY, OH -- Warren County Park District's Armco Park was filled with kids of all ages Saturday, as families came out to the annual Cops and Bobbers hosted by Friends of the Warren County Park Disrict. Along with FREE fishing, children from ages 0 to 16 enjoyed some friendly...
Juneteenth 2026 celebrations across Greater Cincinnati
People across Greater Cincinnati are gearing up to celebrate Juneteenth Day. The holiday goes back to June 19, 1865, when enslaved Black residents of Galveston, Texas learned about the two-and-a-half-year-old Emancipation Proclamation from roughly 2,000 union troops arriving in the southern city. The next year on that
Enjoy a beautiful Monday with plenty of sunshine
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Enjoy a beautiful start to the work week! Temperatures this morning are cool in the 50s, and sunny skies will help us get to the low 70s with low humidity. We are closely watching a line of thunderstorms approaching the Tri-State Tuesday afternoon. These could be strong to severe, with those northwe
Holiday Inn among most delinquent tax payers in Covington, according to city
The Holiday Inn on Third Street and an absentee landlord are among the property owners who owe the highest amount of delinquent property taxes in Covington, according to the city. Now a new proposal is aiming to balance the city’s books. Covington Commissioner James Toebbe first proposed the measure...
Third Newport shooting suspect still on the run more than a month later
NEWPORT, Ky. (WXIX) - Authorities are still looking for the third suspect involved in a shooting that left one man hospitalized with serious injuries. Terry Moses, 26, remains at-large more than one month after the shooting in Newport. Cincinnati police say Moses is wanted on charges of attempted murder, complicity...
First Alert Weather Day: Strong storms expected to enter Tri-State Tuesday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A line of potentially strong to severe thunderstorms is approaching the Tri-State area Tuesday afternoon, making it a First Alert Weather Day. Cities and counties northwest of Cincinnati - specifically southeast Indiana and Butler County - are likely to see the strongest storms between 4 p.m. and 5

















