Astronomy fans have a new mecca in Adams County
Dieter Moeller invested millions in high-tech telescopes and an observatory to house them in Adams County. Now, he's ready to share it all with astronomy lovers like him.
BBQ sauce sold nationwide recalled for potentially ‘life-threatening’ issue
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - BBQ sauce sold across the country was recalled because of an issue that could lead to "life-threatening" consequences. The Food and Drug Administration issued a recall for bottles of honey BBQ sauce produced by the Savannah Bee Company because of undeclared wheat and soy allergens. The allergens...
Downtown Cincinnati Break-In Crew Caught on Camera at 150 W. Fifth, Cops Say
Seven people are now the focus of a downtown Cincinnati police investigation after surveillance cameras captured a break-in at 150 W. Fifth St., and detectives are asking the public to take a close look at the images. Cincinnati police released the surveillance photos Friday, saying the group forced its way...
Watch: Raccoon burglar making daily visits to Cincinnati apartment
A Cincinnati woman who has lived in her apartment for less than a month said a raccoon has been invading her home every day for over a week.
Tri-State woman on hospice after tummy tuck procedure goes wrong
CINCINNATI (WXIX) — A Tri-State family is grieving as a 47-year-old woman is now on hospice after a tummy tuck procedure took a tragic turn. Rachel Tussey documented the days leading up to her surgery on TikTok to help other women who may be contemplating a similar procedure. “I’m...
Brendan Sorsby Cites Personal Reasons for Accepting $5M Texas Tech Offer Amid Cincinnati Lawsuit
While a $5 million offer from Texas Tech put Brendan Sorsby in the headlines, the quarterback insists his controversial transfer was about returning to his roots, a narrative of his former team, Cincinnati, which is now challenging with a lawsuit. But turns out money wasn’t the only driving force in Sorsby’s...
Dangerous flooding hits Cincinnati with more rain coming
A relentless stretch of heavy rainfall has pushed parts of the Cincinnati region into dangerous flooding territory, with warnings and watches still active as more rain continues to fall and forecasters signal that the worst may not be over yet. Rescues have been conducted, roads have closed and schools have been...
Cincinnati mass shooting: Suspect’s attorney wants charges dropped
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Saying this is a case of “lawful self-defense,” the attorney for one of the Cincinnati mass shooting suspects is calling for the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office to drop the charges against his client. Surveillance footage has so far identified Franeek Cobb, 24, and Derrick...
Ohio Renters Squeezed Dry As Nearly Half Pay More Than They Can Afford
Nearly half of Ohio’s roughly 1.58 million renters are spending more than they can reasonably cover on housing, according to new data, and the crunch is not letting up. The state is short about 266,000 rental homes that are both affordable and available to its lowest-income households, a gap that has pushed tens of...
Cincinnati VA opens new eye clinic to expand veteran care
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Cincinnati VA Medical Center has opened a new eye clinic, with doctors saying the goal is to catch problems early before they become serious. The 29,000-square-foot facility is separate from the main VA campus and consolidates labs, an optical shop and pre-op services on a single floor.

















