Sina Gebre-Ab
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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'Pink Tax': Women paying more than men for the same products
Whether they've heard the term "pink tax" or not, most women have noticed their products cost more than men's. → Read More
Second Gentleman Emhoff, Mayor Scott work with volunteers to reclaim West Baltimore lot
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff was in Baltimore on Thursday to get his hands dirty and make the city greener. → Read More
Friends, colleagues remember Dr. Michael Steinmetz, man killed in Cecil County boat explosion
"What would you like your mentor to be, he was it. It was just him." → Read More
Rewards Programs Can Offset Painful Prices At Baltimore Gas Stations
High prices at gas stations may be pushing people toward gas rewards programs. → Read More
2022 AFRAM Festival Showed Baltimore At Its Best
Druid Hill Park was full of energy and excitement amid Juneteenth celebrations this weekend. → Read More
How much will you pay to see the Reds play? We break it down
When the Reds return home one week from Tuesday, fans will fork out some hard-earned cash to see the team take on the Cleveland Guardians. → Read More
How to spot a fake N95 or KN95 mask
The CDC says around 60 percent of N95 and KN95 masks on the market are counterfeits. → Read More
Children's Hospital seeing highest COVID-19 admission rate ever
Cases of children hospitalized with the virus have increased five times compared with just two weeks ago. → Read More
Flying Pig will force road closures throughout the city
CINCINNATI — The Flying Pig Marathon is back this year, as are the resulting weekend-long road closures across Cincinnati. All Flying Pig events were canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Organizers postponed the 2021 event from May to October 29 through 31. In addition to the marathon and half marathon on Sunday, the Fifty West One Mile Sprint will take place on Friday evening,… → Read More
Northwest Local school's health and safety fair is back
The Northwest Local School District's Back to School Health and Safety Fair is back Wednesday. → Read More
School bus driver seats remain empty as classrooms fill
Classrooms across the Tri-State will be full in a few weeks, but school bus driver seats will be empty as school districts across the Tri-State face a driver shortage. → Read More
New Kroger distribution center to bring jobs to Tri-State
Following a soft opening in March, Kroger's new Monroe distribution center will officially open Friday and bring close to 400 jobs to the Tri-State, according to officials. → Read More
Preview the Black Music Walk of Fame starting Saturday at The Banks
The Black Music Walk of Fame is coming to The Banks, and starting this weekend people can get a preview of what the walk will look like. → Read More
Findlay Market launches new composting system open to public use
Findlay Market is making it easy to get into composting by opening up their internal composting system to the public. → Read More
ArtsWave helping artists, organizations apply for ARP funding Thursday
ArtsWave is holding a virtual workshop Thursday evening to help local artists and art organizations apply for funding the organization received through the American Rescue Plan. → Read More
Ohio Task Force One: Surfside rescue efforts are going 'faster...more efficient'
An 80-person team from Ohio Task Force One went to Surfside two weeks ago to help with rescue efforts at the collapsed condo building, and they said the operation is running more smoothly now than when they arrived. → Read More
Red, White and Blue Ash returns with some changes
Red, White and Blue Ash is back for the Fourth of July after being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, but there are a few changes this year. → Read More
Public safety forum to be held Thursday night after string of shootings in Westwood
Cincinnati City Councilwoman Betsy Sunderman organized a public safety forum Thursday night in Westwood after a series of recent shootings. → Read More
Brood X left a gift for putting up with them
Many of the Brood X cicadas across Cincinnati are dead, but before they go, they are giving the Tri-State one last gift. → Read More
Officials: More distracted driving in 2020 despite fewer drivers in Ohio
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said there were more incidents of distracted driving in 2020 even though there were fewer drivers on the road. → Read More