Teachers at Cincinnati Public Schools say some students are staying home, fearful of ICE agents arresting them at school.
CINCINNATI — Former Cincinnati athletes are now eligible for NIL backpay starting from June 15, 2016, and beyond. The news comes after the House vs. NCAA settlement agreed to on Oct. 7, 2024. It sets up the backpay for athletes and allows institutions to roll out a projected $20-22 million salary cap to directly compensate their athletes.
Cincinnati Children's receives the most federal funding, recent documents show. With the threat of a freeze, how much money is at stake?
Utah’s 69-66 victory over Cincinnati on Tuesday night was a hard-fought battle that came down to the final moments. Gabe Madsen played the hero for the Runnin'
Mayor Aftab Pureval confirmed to FOX19 NOW that Cincinnati police officers will not cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the removal of illegal immigrants.
It was reported earlier this offseason that the Reds had an interest in free-agent reliever Carlos Estevez. Estevez signed a two-year deal with the Royals on Wednesday. He posted a 3.90 ERA with 31 saves and a plus 27.
Rehabbing veteran left-hander Wade Miley expects to be ready to provide a boost for the Cincinnati Reds by the end of May.
Mazunte Centro, which is located at 611 Main St. in downtown Cincinnati, is now open for breakfast from 8-11 a.m. Monday through Saturday. The restaurant soft launched the new hours Monday, Jan. 27. Founder Josh Wamsley said he doesn’t plan on doing a major public rollout.
Four Cincinnati companies were named by Fortune as being among the world's most-admired for 2025. Fortune named Procter & Gamble, Cintas, Fifth Third Bancorp and GE Aerospace to its 2025 " World's Most Admired Companies" list, its 27th annual ranking that polls executives, asking them to rank firms in their industry by nine criteria.
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – Christmas arrived a month late for a lottery player in Cincinnati. Someone won $10 million in the Ohio Lottery's scratch-off game, Extreme Millions. The winning ticket was purchased at Dent Shell, located at 6008 Harrison Ave.
A Cincinnati lottery player could not have asked for a better start to their 2025 after winning the $10 million grand prize from a scratch-off game!