Clermont County rule person found dead as homicide; friends seek justice, plan benefit
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WXIX) - The Clermont County Prosecutor’s Office confirmed Wednesday that the death of 19-year-old Jayden Nelson has been ruled a homicide. Nelson was identified over the weekend as the person killed in a hit-and-run crash in Ohio Township early Sunday, March 8. Friends react to homicide...
Second arrest made in ‘targeted’ fatal shooting in Downtown Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A second suspect has been arrested in what the prosecutor’s office believes was a targeted shooting that left one man dead in Downtown Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Police Department’s Fugitive Apprehension Squad arrested Phillip Shaw, 41, Wednesday, March 11, for the murder of 34-year-old Justin...
Cincinnati City Council gives city manager glowing performance review
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati City Council has completed a performance review of City Manager Sheryl Long, with all nine council members expressing support for her continued leadership. Long has served as city manager since 2022. She was graded across 10 categories, including leadership, public safety, and communication....
Customer Appreciation Week returns at Kroger with special savings
Starting March 11, clip exclusive Daily Deal Drops in a week-long celebration.
How many Wawas are in Cincinnati? Another store opens this week
Wawa is spreading its wings across Greater Cincinnati after opening its first Ohio location in Liberty Township last year. Since 2025, the Pennsylvania-based gas station and food and beverage destination has introduced nearly a dozen stores to the Greater Cincinnati region, including its newest location in Liberty...
GE Aerospace to invest $115 million in Cincinnati region as part of $1 billion...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - GE Aerospace will direct more than $115 million to the Cincinnati region as part of a broader $1 billion U.S. manufacturing investment planned for 2026. The company, headquartered in Evendale, said the Ohio total exceeds $160 million. Investments will modernize and expand operations at multiple...
Cincy Murals Turn Quiet Blocks Into Foot-Traffic Hotspots
A new University of Cincinnati study says those splashy murals around town are doing a lot more than brightening blank walls. Blocks with murals pulled in nearly three times the pedestrian traffic of similar streets without them, a surge that could mean extra customers for nearby restaurants and shops. The...
You’ll Want To Drive Across Kentucky For This Incredible Mac & Cheese
Sometimes the best comfort food isn’t found in fancy restaurants with valet parking and sommeliers, but in cozy spots where the mac and cheese could make you weep tears of joy. Libby’s Southern Comfort in Covington, Kentucky serves up the kind of soul-satisfying Southern cooking that’ll have you planning...
City of Florence approves 20% insurance premium tax reduction, its third tax cut since...
The City of Florence has approved an ordinance to reduce the insurance premium tax rate from 5 percent to 4 percent, representing a 20 percent reduction in the current rate. The change will take effect July 1. The insurance premium tax is applied to policies written within the City and is collected and remitted by...
Enquirer cartoonist Jerry Dowling, who died Saturday, was a ‘talented eccentric’
In a Cincinnati Enquirer newsroom filled with talent and eccentrics in the 1970s, illustrator Jerry Dowling was both. Dowling, who died at age 85 Saturday, was a prolific cartoonist who poked fun at the Big Red Machine, Bengals and Bearcats for the sports pages, as well as numerous celebrities for the Sunday...
