Cincy News
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Miami University professor donates $5,000 to pay for stranger’s kidney transplant
Aaron Thorn spent months holding a sign on Princeton Road in search of a kidney donor who could help his…
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Police, FBI ask public to help identify persons of interest who stormed Capitol
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Authorities in Washington D.C. are asking the public to help identify persons of interest who stormed the…
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Half those who make New Year’s resolutions will break them by ‘Ditch Day’
Of all the people who make New Year’s resolutions, more than half will drop them by Jan. 17, which is…
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NYC Marathon participants will be required to show proof of vaccination or negative test
The New York City Marathon is happening in 2021, but organizers say some new COVID protocols will be put into…
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A Dark Souls-lite adventure brimming with charm
"Death’s Door" stuck its talons in me from the start menu and wouldn’t let go until the final boss -…
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She has eight days to leave, but she can’t find anywhere to go
CINCINNATI — Valerie Lane is running out of time. A ceiling in her Westwood apartment has collapsed, and rain has…
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Biden, Macron speak following tensions over submarine deal
President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron spoke on the phone Wednesday. The conversation followed displeasure from the French…
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2021 Flying Pig runners should wear masks to starting line
The Flying Pig Marathon and Queen Bee Half-Marathon will happen in person this October, PigWorks organizers confirmed Wednesday afternoon. However,…
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Tribe wants Boston U to change name of Myles Standish dorm
BOSTON (AP) — A Native American tribe is calling on Boston University to change the name of a dorm that…
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Special envoy to Haiti resigns over Haitian deportations
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. special envoy to Haiti, Daniel Foote, has resigned over the Biden administration’s decision to deport…
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Kentucky to collect $300 million in settling gambling suit
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — An internet gambling site has agreed to pay $300 million to Kentucky to settle a long-running…
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