Jeanne Houck
Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Recent articles by Jeanne:
New earnings tax to fund infrastructure for the Gallery at Kenwood
Construction is underway on a $130 million development in Kenwood and a new earnings tax will be levied to fund infrastructure supporting it. → Read More
Matthew 25:Ministries to distribute free COVID-19 kits to the public on Wednesday and Thursday
Matthew 25: Ministries will provide the public with free COVID-19 supply kits Wednesday, May 27, and Thursday, May 28, at its headquarters in Blue Ash. → Read More
Hamilton County communities returning to normal after abnormal day of flooding
Officials in Hamilton County communities say things are largely back to normal today after a decidedly abnormal day of flooding on Tuesday. → Read More
Deputies: Hebron homeowner shoots at, collars burglar
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office says a man is behind bars after he tried to burglarize a home and was shot at and collared by the homeowner. → Read More
Nearly 200-year-old Catholic Telegraph newspaper folding . . . to become a magazine
The Catholic Telegraph, the monthly newspaper of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, is about to become a magazine. → Read More
Small plane crash closes Northbound I-75 at Ronald Reagan
Cincinnati police say Interstate 75 northbound is closed at the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway due to the crash of a small plane. → Read More
Springdale police looking for 11-year-old girl who ran away from foster home
Springdale police say they are looking for an 11-year-old girl who ran away from her foster home Thursday night. → Read More
Coroner: 5-month-old baby girl died in apparent drowning
The Hamilton County coroner says a 5-month-old Mount Airy baby is dead and apparently drowned. → Read More
Coronavirus in Ohio: State suspends sale of non-resident hunting and fishing licenses
Ohio is suspending the sale of non-resident hunting and fishing licenses until further notice beginning at midnight tonight because of COVID-19. → Read More
Cincinnati Zoo steps up safety measures after Bronx Zoo tiger tests positive for COVID-19
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is stepping up safety protocols following news that a tiger at the Bronx Zoo tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Coronavirus: First Clermont County COVID-19 death reported
Clermont County Public Health has announced the first death of a Clermont County resident who tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Who's enforcing DeWine's orders and who's not? The Enquirer investigated
Area health departments have ordered at least seven businesses closed. But we don't know the total. Records are incomplete and enforcement varies. → Read More
Clermont County Public Health closes gym, animal grooming at two pet stores
Clermont County Public Health has closed a gym and ordered two pet-supply stores to stop grooming animals, per COVID-19 rules. → Read More
Coroner searching for relatives, friends of Over-the-Rhine woman
The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office is looking for relatives or friends of a woman who died March 15 at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. → Read More
Red River Gorge closed because of the new coronavirus
The Red River Gorge is closed. → Read More
Health officials: Protect children in busy parks amid COVID-19 pandemic
It’s finally spring, and local parks are one of the few escapes people have as they ride out stay (mostly)-at-home directives due to the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
COVID-19: Butler County sheriff wants Middletown Health Department to name the positive
The Butler County sheriff says he will ask common pleas court officials to order the Middletown Health Department to reveal the locations of people who have tested positive with COVID-19. → Read More
Hamilton County sheriff to 'non-essential' businesses: Close or face charges
Owners of non-essential Hamilton County businesses as defined by the state lockdown order will face a misdemeanor charge they don't close. → Read More
Solid Rock Church continues to meet as coronavirus outbreak worsens
A Butler County church that is continuing to conduct services as the COVID-19 outbreak worsens is causing alarm in the community. → Read More
Customs seizes shipment of counterfeit vaping devices in Cincinnati
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized a shipment containing 72,500 counterfeit packets of disposable vaping devices in Cincinnati. → Read More