Cincy News
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Neighbors in Arizona relieved after years fighting to remove debris
MESA, AZ — Neighbors in one Arizona town are seeing what a difference only a few weeks can make after…
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Bengals game safe if you are vaccinated, boosted, masked
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval said Saturday's playoff showdown between the Bengals and the Raiders at Paul Brown Stadium…
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Jan. 6 committee asks McCarthy to cooperate with probe
The congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol has asked for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's…
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2 spectators allowed per student-athlete
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Public Schools is allowing two spectators per student-athlete for all athletic activities during the district-wide remote learning…
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Ohio Supreme Court rejects new district maps
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court rejected newly drawn district maps on Wednesday that had retained Republican supermajorities in…
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Trump slams politicians who won’t say if they got a booster
Former President Donald Trump once again touted the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines. In an interview with One America News,…
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Giant 180 million-year-old fossil discovered in U.K.
Scientists in the U.K. say they might have found a colossal 180 million-year-old fossil. The remains are of an ichthyosaur,…
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Insurance to cover home COVID tests by Saturday
Private health insurers will soon be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for those on…
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UK utility apologizes for advice to cuddle pets to stay warm
LONDON (AP) — One of Britain's largest energy suppliers has apologized for advising customers to cuddle with pets or challenge…
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Marijuana poisonings among children are rising
Legislation is moving forward across the country to increase access and decrease business barriers within the marijuana industry. But some…
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3,700 workers currently dealing with a COVID infection
The TSA says more than 3,700 agency employees are currently out of work with a COVID-19 infection as the omicron…
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Study shows prioritizing COVID boosters could save thousands of lives
WASHINGTON, D.C. — As the number of people contracting the omicron variant grows by the day, the number of people…
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