Dispose of your large waste items at the first ‘Don’t Dump the Nati’ event...
Friday morning is the first of nine events where Cincinnati residents can drop off large waste items like furniture, construction debris, and tires. "Don't Dump the 'Nati" is a program from Keep Cincinnati Beautiful aimed at reducing illegal dumping and litter; the program collected over a million pounds of waste...
Greater Cincinnati school to close doors after 77 years
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A Catholic school in Greater Cincinnati is shutting down at the end of the school year after 77 years, citing rising costs and declining enrollment. St. Catherine of Siena School in Fort Thomas will close its kindergarten through eighth grade program at the end of...
CVG Airport to host Campus Career Fair April 1 at Turfway Park Racing and...
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will host its annual CVG Campus Career Fair April 1 from 4-7 p.m. at Turfway Park Racing and Gaming in Florence. The career fair presents and opportunity for job seekers to meet potential employers and learn about the wide array of positions available in and...
Coroner seeks friends, relatives of Cincinnati man after his death
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office is asking for the public’s help to locate any relatives or friends of a man who recently passed away. Christopher Wayne Esterly, 41, died Monday, and was last known to live in an apartment on Herron Ave. in South Cumminsville.
Steuart Nutrition announces plans for new headquarters, manufacturing operation in Erlanger
Steuart Nutrition, a producer of manufacturing and packaging solutions for medium to large-size supplement and wellness brands, on Thursday announced the company will invest $11.4 million to build its headquarters and establish a new manufacturing operation in Erlanger.
Covington welcomes new Public Works directors
Covington promoted two of its Public Works veterans to director positions this week. Bill Matteoli officially assumed the title of director of Public Works, and Brad Schwenke assumed the title of assistant director of Public Works after the Board of Commissioners’ approval Tuesday night. “Middle of the night, we...
Lawrenceburg man sentenced to 35 years after shaking baby, killing her, prosecutor says
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. (WXIX) - A Dearborn County man was sentenced Friday to more than three decades in prison after killing a toddler in 2024, according to Dearborn County Prosecutor Lynn Deddens. Jesse Allen Sartin, of Lawrenceburg, was sentenced to 35 years after he pleaded guilty to aggravated battery resulting in...
Cincinnati woman charged with hitting girl with a rod and punching biting, choking her
A West Price Hill woman is accused of serious child abuse. Adriana Napier, 29, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to counts including endangering children, felonious assault, strangling, and domestic violence. Napier is accused of striking a 13-year-old with a belt and a curtain rod because she didn’t perform her...
Reds Opening Day Mayhem As Cops Shut Down The Banks
The Reds' Opening Day party at The Banks ended early Thursday night when dozens of officers moved in, broke up a large crowd and closed the riverfront entertainment district for the rest of the night. Police directed people away from the plaza around Smale Riverfront Park, and many businesses locked their doors while...
City council makes history with Ohio’s first LGBTQIA+ advisory commission
Cincinnati City Council appointed 12 members to the state’s first LGBTQIA+ commission on March 26. The commission will serve on a volunteer basis, advising council members on policies and measures that could affect the LGBTQIA+ community. The idea for this commission began in June 2024 after former council member...
