ArtWorks becomes 1001 Colors as it embarks on new projects
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - After 30 years, the Cincinnati creative organization ArtWorks is rebranding as 1001 Colors. The change comes as the organization says they plan to expand its reach, allowing it the ability to “grow, differentiate and fully claim its identity on a larger stage. CEO and Artistic Director,...
Ludlow council officially votes down city administrator appointment
The Ludlow City Council voted down an appointment of a new city administrator last week. The process for appointing a new administrator previously stalled, following the resignation of the previous administrator in March. Only one council member voted in favor of the appointment. The Ludlow City Council officially vote
How does Cincinnati fare for renters?
Earlier this year, the 2026 investment forecast from Institutional Property Advisors ranked Cincinnati among the top five U.S. markets for apartment rent growth. That sounds like good news for developers, but what does it mean for renters?. On Cincinnati Edition, we take a look at the rental market in the...
Boone County school resource officer’s impact on students earns honor
When students walk the halls of Rector A. Jones Middle School, it's not unusual to see Deputy Scott Menefee exchanging fist bumps, high-fives and jokes with children between classes.
Hamilton County Veterans’ Treatment Court offers second chances every week
Hamilton County Veterans' Treatment Court meets weekly to help veterans address legal issues through treatment and accountability rather than traditional prosecution.
Vatican theologians vote to advance Cincinnati nun Sister Blandina’s sainthood cause
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A legendary Sister of Charity of Cincinnati known as the “fastest nun in the West” is a step closer to a possible new title from the Vatican. Vatican theologians have unanimously approved advancing the cause for sainthood for Sister Blandina Segale, a Sister of Charity of Cincinnati whose work in th
Study shows library worker abuse mirrors growing crisis in Cincinnati
A national study by Urban Libraries Unite reports that nearly 70% of urban library workers have experienced violent or aggressive behavior from patrons. Locally, the Cincinnati downtown main library averages more than one police call per day for incidents ranging from physical altercations to drug overdoses. As librari
2 women, multiple men arrested after allegedly street racing in Downtown Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Multiple men and women were arrested after alleged street racing incidents Tuesday. The incidents occurred around 1:30 a.m. in downtown Cincinnati, with several arrests made at the property of Paycor Stadium. Cincinnati Police Lt. Stefanie Glueck confirmed that six or seven adults, including two wom
Several people arrested after reports of racing on Paycor Stadium property
Several people have been arrested after allegedly trespassing and street racing downtown on Paycor Stadium property, according to Cincinnati police at the scene.
Man accused of using dating app to lure, rob victim at Tri-State hotel
SHARONVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) - A 19-year-old man is accused of using a dating app to lure a victim to a Sharonville hotel before committing armed robbery. Gavin Foster faces robbery-related charges stemming from a May 16 incident at the Rodeway Inn, according to court records. Police said Foster met the...

















