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Xylazine is not an opioid, so it does not respond to typical overdose-reversal medications like Narcan. → Read More
All public schools in Ohio serving grades 6-12 will soon be required to have threat assessment teams, as a result of House Bill 123. → Read More
Terry Horton believes racial bias impacted the first appraisal he received in February 2022 when he sought to refinance his North Avondale property. → Read More
The homes are owned by longtime landlord John Klosterman, but a receiver took control of the properties in 2020 after he failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, fines and fees. → Read More
In 2021, the Cincinnati Preservation Association (CPA) agreed to purchase the former Eckstein School. Ultimately, the association will transfer the lot to the Eckstein Cultural Arts Center. → Read More
Locally, Tri-State universities want students to know they have plans in place to prevent active shootings and respond to them. → Read More
Sports betting has only been legal in Ohio since Jan. 1, but owners at some bars and restaurants with betting kiosks say the rollout hasn’t come without challenges. → Read More
Doctors told the McCullers family that their baby Corbin's heart was working three times as hard as what’s typical so he could breathe and eat. → Read More
Cincinnati police temporarily closed W.H. Taft Road at Columbia Parkway Tuesday morning due to 'hazardous conditions.' → Read More
Billy Watson, who owns Kitty’s Sports Grill in Downtown Cincinnati, said he thinks many bettors are instead turning to mobile apps where they can place bets on their phones. → Read More
While working on a lesson about differences, paraeducator Megan Huffman decided to relate the top to everyone's favorite player. → Read More
The pieces in Craig Rolfes' 'Craig Cave' are unique. He has made nearly every item with reclaimed wood. → Read More
Anna Horgan, a senior at Seton High School, was the first incoming freshman to be notified. University admissions officials and the Bearcat surprised her with the news during the school day. → Read More
Bengals coach Zac Taylor stopped by Rhinehaus in Over-The-Rhine around midnight Monday. He presented the bar with a game ball and was greeted by cheering fans. → Read More
André Morelli-Faria, who lives in São Paulo, doesn’t have a direct connection to Cincinnati. But when he learned about American football, the Bengals stole his heart. → Read More
Hundreds of fans gathered at the bar to watch the game against the Ravens. After the 24-17 win, Taylor walked into the bar, and grabbed the mic from the DJ. → Read More
Fans called the pre-game light show “electric” after the team’s Monday Night Football game against the Bills earlier this month. → Read More
Neighborhoods with the greatest need will be able to receive more generous incentives. Those already attracting strong investments will receive less generous incentives. → Read More
Schiller said the county’s rental assistance has “flown,” but the county’s had a slower response from individuals seeking mortgage assistance and other forms of homeowner help. → Read More
A new law in Ohio is cracking down on the false swatting calls, making any false or misleading information to a law enforcement agency a felony. → Read More