Josh Bazan
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Cincinnati looks to cash in on Super Bowl, attract Bengals fans to Ohio
The Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau and meetNKY are collaborating on the effort with a nod to a familiar phrase for Bengals fans this postseason: “It Is Us! Be With Us!” → Read More
Mercy Health hosting job fairs to fill 350 open positions amid staffing shortages, new initiatives
Those hiring events will take place at each of Mercy Health’s hospitals in the Tri-State, along with a few other locations. → Read More
Community donates thousands to support hospitalized Cincinnati police recruit
According to a memo, John Brown was participating in a 'redman drill' Jan. 19. He suffered a 'medical emergency' after the training. → Read More
Partnership provides 175K COVID test kits to Ohioans in underserved communities
Project ACT will determine which communities are eligible for the rapid tests based on recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state data. → Read More
New Richmond dog park project gets $20K boost from community partner
The village's newest dog park will be named for a decased K-9, Elko. → Read More
Battle of the Chilis: Nashville's oldest restaurant also serves three-way chili
At Varallo's Restaurant, customers will find a three-way on the menu, but it might not be what Cincinnati residents expect. → Read More
Bootsy Collins remixes famous Bengals song for historic playoff win
The team’s first playoff win in 31 years inspired the artist to do something special for the Bengals and for the loyal fans who have waited decades to see this kind of success. → Read More
Store owner joins ATF in offering reward to track down dozens of stolen guns
The owner of the burglarized store is offering a $10,000 reward for information, in addition to the $12,500 reward already being offered by the ATF. Police estimate roughly 30 firearms were stolen from the store on Jan. 15, when thieves broke in. → Read More
Cincinnati Public Schools to go remote due to staffing issues
CPS reported 68% of staff members who responded to its survey preferred a district-wide remote learning plan over specific schools going remote when needed. → Read More
Tri-State colleges prepare to welcome students back amid omicron surge
Xavier University, Mount St. Joseph University and Thomas More University are among the schools planning to bring back in-person classes on Jan. 10 as scheduled. → Read More
Kentucky breaks daily COVID case record again, prepares for hospitalization surge
Gov. Andy Beshear said the situation is not dire enough to resort to some of the measures they’ve used previously, but he warned it could be soon. → Read More
How to watch the UC-Alabama game: Watch parties scheduled around town
Here are a few places you can join fellow Bearcats to watch the team's historic game Friday. → Read More
NKY addiction treatment service's expansion offers help during holidays
Addiction Recovery Care's Eagle Creek location will go from 16 beds earlier this year to 100 beds. → Read More
Tri-State health care providers get federal money to expand telehealth
Telehealth spiked during the pandemic and it isn't going anywhere. → Read More
WATCH: Drone show lit up Nippert to celebrate Bearcats football
A swarm of drones lit up the skies over Nippert Stadium on Tuesday to celebrate the Bearcats football team as fans gathered ahead of the night's men's basketball game on campus. → Read More
Effort to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio takes step forward
The proposed legislation would legalize and regulate the ”cultivation, manufacture, testing, and sale of marijuana and marijuana products” for people 21 and older. It would also allow Ohioans to grow marijuana plants in their own homes, with a limit of six plants per person and 12 per household. → Read More
Clermont County planning special Christmas for hundreds of children in need
More than 300 kids will get presents that they would not have, were it not for Clermont County's Santa step-in. → Read More
Family still seeking answers after Kentucky State Police trooper shoots, kills man
Among the concerns is a family member's cellphone being held 40 days after the shooting. → Read More
Mason City Council repeals anti-abortion ordinance
The ordinance passed Mason City Council in a 4-3 vote in October, but opponents of the ban won in Mason's November election. → Read More
Tri-State family facing homelessness finds new place to stay
Stephanie Payne was struggling to find a new home for her two granddaughters, one of whom has cerebral palsy. Now, they have a safe place to stay. → Read More