Cincy News
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Unemployment claims are down, but job openings remain
Thursday's unemployment report from the Labor Department shows claims dropped closer to pre-pandemic levels. It was also the lowest level…
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Will women soon register for the draft?
WASHINGTON — Should women register for the draft? For years the answer has been no. However, that could change when…
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How one restaurant thwarts staffing issues
COVINGTON, Ky. — Worker shortages that worsened during the pandemic are impacting every corner of Greater Cincinnati. It hit the…
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Food banks facing problems
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Food banks across the country are already dealing with increased demand from families in need throughout the pandemic.…
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Free rent offered to small business owners in College Hill for the holidays
CINCINNATI — In College Hill, several local business owners are getting the chance to operate in their own retail space,…
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Montgomery Quarter Development secures first restaurant tenant
CINCINNATI — Bru Burger has signed on as the first restaurant tenant for the Montgomery Quarter Development, a mixed-use project.…
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Supply chain issues could cause Christmas tree price changes
It takes a lot of work to grow a Christmas tree. “We are growing a crop that takes seven to…
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Advocates say it’s up to everyone to help find missing women of color
CHICAGO, Ill. — On the west side of Chicago, Damon Lamar Reed shows off a portion of his "Still Searching"…
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Mistrial declared in case of man charged in 18 Texas deaths
DALLAS (AP) — A Texas judge has declared a mistrial in the first murder case against a man charged with…
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US begins process of removing ‘racial slur’ from federal lands
The federal government Friday declared the word “squaw” a derogatory term and began the process of removing and replacing it…
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White Missouri officer found guilty of killing a Black man in 2019
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City, Missouri, police detective who shot and killed a Black man in December 2019…
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Work starting on 1st commercial-scale US offshore wind farm
BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland joined with Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker to mark the groundbreaking of the…
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CDC expands vax boosters to all adults
Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control, signed off on a recommendation to expand eligibility for the…
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