Jake Ryle
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Expert: Southwest cancellations have more to do with outdated system than winter weather
On Monday, Southwest Airlines canceled 71% of flights. That added up to about 2,909 cancelations. According to Ratliff, on the same day, American Airlines canceled 12 flights. → Read More
'It’s been a living hell': West Price Hill apartments without heat, hot water for days
According to Willis Nibert, Resident Chair Committee for the building, the 190-unit apartment building on W. 8th Street in West Price Hill has been without heat, and hot water for five-days. → Read More
Blizzards then vs. now: 'Self-healing technology' is among new tools crews use to deal with blizzards
2022. 2008. 1978. Years written in the weather history book for blizzards in the Tri-State. A lot has changed over the past 44 years. → Read More
Officials: Prepare your house and car as winter storm makes its way to Tri-State
A winter storm watch and wind chill watch have been issued for the area through Friday. Several counties are looking at high wind gusts and wind chills down to -20 degrees. → Read More
'Once-in-a-generation opportunity': New video shows what’s to come at former IRS site
The master plan included a 670-car parking garage, 200,000 square feet of new office space, 177 new hotel rooms, nearly 90,000 square feet of retail space, 348 residential units and green space. → Read More
Hamilton leaders prepare to literally pick up and move historic train depot
In Hamilton next week, local residents might be surprised to see a full building uprooted from its foundation to travel down the road; a historic 19th-century train depot will be moved to preserve it. → Read More
Spooky Nook is open for business, with scheduled events beginning this weekend
Take a drive down B Street in Hamilton and you’ll see firsthand the transformation: From a defunct paper mill, a hotel, convention center, and athletic complex has taken shape. → Read More
'I knew we were on borrowed time': Clinton County homeowner wants safety improvements after double-fatal crash
Hollingsworth has lived in the home between Williams and Oglesbee Roads for more than 34 years. He said a curve in the road near his home has been the site of many crashes over the past few decades. → Read More
West Chester installs 32 license plate cameras at strategic intersections
There are now 32 Flock license plate readers have been installed throughout West Chester Township. The police chief said it would save law enforcement hours of work. → Read More
'How many lives are we going to lose,': Community wants change following deadly NKY crash
The community is showing support for the family through donations on an online GoFundMe page. Thousands of dollars have come in to help the family with medical and funeral expenses. → Read More
'Bold enough to light a city': Braxton Brewing winter block party highlights growth in Northern Kentucky
Braxton Brewing Company is hosting its eighth Annual Dark Charge winter block party Friday and Saturday. For the first time in the event’s history, it will be held over a period of two days. → Read More
Northern Kentucky homeowners 'cautiously optimistic' about new Brent Spence Bridge corridor project
KYTC officials say groundbreaking for the project could be as soon as November 2023 with construction beginning in early 2024; however, that timeline hinges on federal grants being approved. → Read More
Victims’ family members call for safety improvements to I-75 exit following another deadly crash
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office responded to a deadly crash Tuesday evening on the exit ramp from I-75 to the Mary Grubbs Highway in Walton. Two people died on that same ramp 13 months earlier. → Read More
NKY woman charged with manslaughter admits to selling drugs to man who later died from overdose
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office claims Jennifer Moore sold heroin/fentanyl on Nov. 18 to a 29-year-old Burlington man who later died from an overdose. → Read More
Black-owned barbershop expands to new location with help from Covington small business program
The barbershop's new location is along Madison Avenue in Covington. Giwa made the move to the larger shop at the beginning of November. → Read More
'A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity': FC Cincinnati play-by-play announcer part of World Cup broadcast crew
Tom Gelehrter relays statistics and key information that could be valuable to announcer Derek Rae at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. → Read More
'Not just a job, but a path to a better life': Second chance employer Nehemiah Manufacturing expands
Nehemiah Manufacturing started in 2009 with a mission: build brands, create jobs and change lives. Roughly 150 of the 200 employees working for the company are considered 'second chance' workers. → Read More
CVG reinvents itself in years following Delta Air Lines hub departure
In 2013, under McGraw’s helm, CVG was able to attract Frontier Airlines, the airport’s first low-cost carrier. Shortly after that announcement, Allegiant and Southwest Airlines followed suit. → Read More
'The opportunity we have now is unprecedented': NKY residents weigh in on 4th Street Bridge design
The 4th Street Bridge, built in the 1930s, is considered by KYTC officials to be functionally obsolete. The KYTC has planned for the past six years to redesign the bridge. → Read More
Two years later: 14-year-old hit-and-run victim remains in coma, family wants driver to turn themself in
Jamarion Washington was in critical condition after a hit-and-run in Walnut Hills. Two years later, he remains in a coma. → Read More