Evan Millward, WCPO

Evan Millward

WCPO

Cincinnati, OH, United States

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Past articles by Evan:

One singular sensation: Playhouse in the Park opens new theatre with a new take on a classic

When Playhouse in the Park opens 'A Chorus Line' for previews this weekend, it's a a fresh take on a classic musical - and it's the first show in a new theatre. → Read More

Four honored as Great Living Cincinnatians during Chamber's annual dinner

Four people are being honored as Great Living Cincinnatians Thursday night, part of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Annual Dinner. → Read More

Bockfest events kick off with a ritual sacrifice and an early Sausage Queen pageant

Bockfest officially kicks off in one week, but the unusual fun as already begun with a ritual for weather and annual favorite moves to this Saturday night. → Read More

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company sends show Off-Broadway in March

The sequel to Oscar Wilde's iconic comedy "The Importance of Being Earnest" is set seven years later as couples navigate the seven-year itch of their marriage. → Read More

From prison to startup owner: Man who served 10 years for drug crimes celebrates 5 years in apparel business

Mike Mitchell was in and out of jail on low-level drug crimes before spending 10 years in prison. Now he's celebrating his fifth year in the apparel business with 'Alumni Ink.' → Read More

New Middletown superintendent: "Not missing a beat"

On March 1, Deborah Houser becomes Middletown's superintendent, the first woman to hold this position in its 170-year history. → Read More

Bengals fan who held viral 'Pray for Buffalo' sign recounts moments after Damar Hamlin collapsed

When he and his 13-year-old son realized Hamlin's fall wasn't just any injury, Josh Collins grabbed his Sharpie and used the back of his sign to show his support. → Read More

Beloved Sugar n Spice diner closes for renovations as third location opens

A beloved breakfast spot is closing its original location for a renovation, while opening a third location in Hamilton County. → Read More

Her dad died at the hands of a serial killer in Cincinnati. Now, she wants others to learn more about his life

Holly Brians Ragusa's new book, "Met the End," details a teenager's trauma and search for understanding and the truth after her father John Powell's death. → Read More

Carew Tower gets millions to prepare for renovation, conversion to residential

The future of one of Cincinnati's most iconic buildings just got a boost with more than $6.4 million in Ohio development grants for cleanup and remediation of the interior of Carew Tower. → Read More

You donated to Toy Team 9. Here's your donations mean for Tri-State families.

With your help and generosity, Toy Team 9 collected more than 3,300 toys in a matter of hours on Saturday, December 3 and raised nearly $10,000 for nine partner organizations to buy even more toys. → Read More

Kentucky Gov. 'on pins and needles' waiting for Brent Spence Bridge funding phone call

The start of enormous Brent Spence Bridge redevelopment project is just a phone call away, according to Kentucky governor Andy Beshear. → Read More

Troubled, abandoned Reading Road motels to make way for manufacturing space

Two vacant and troubled Sycamore Township motels will be torn down in 2023 to make way for redevelopment and a possible manufacturing facility, thanks to additional money the State of Ohio released. → Read More

OutReels brings LGBTQ films, directors to Cincinnati this weekend

OutReels, Cincinnati's LGBTQ-specific film festival, returns this weekend for its 11th year at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater in East Price Hill. → Read More

BLINK brings local dancers together with international artist for unique installation

On the last night of BLINK, art will leap off the Federal building at Fourth and Main downtown in a unique, international way. → Read More

Behind BLINK: It takes a city within a city to pull off four-day festival

PRG is no stranger to huge projects, lighting and projecting on Broadway, at Coachella, The Grammys and corporate and trade shows around the world. → Read More

Calling in experts: Cincinnati engineers spend two weeks helping repair work in Jackson, Mississippi

Five people from Greater Cincinnati Water Works got the call to lend their expertise and help Jackson residents get water again. → Read More

After move-in mess, owner of The Deacon tells UC all students should be able to move in next week

Water leaks from the HVAC and sprinkler systems caused damage to a number of apartments this summer, delaying move-in for some students, according to UC and complex owner-manager Yugo USA. → Read More

Pike County murders: Jury visits scenes where it all happened

Jurors for the first trial in the Pike County murder case were loaded onto buses and taken to where several members of the Rhoden family were found shot to death in 2016. → Read More

Pike County murders: Six years later, first trial nearly has a jury

Jury selection is underway in the first trial in the Pike County murders case, with jurors scheduled to see the crime scenes later this week and opening statements to happen after Labor Day. → Read More