Cincy News
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Texas woman charged in Capitol riot asks judge for permission to vacation in Mexico
A woman in Texas facing charges in connection with the riots at the U.S. Capitol has asked a federal judge…
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Green Dog Cafe is closing this weekend due to the pandemic
Green Dog is encouraging customers to use gift cards this week. The restaurant will also be selling wine by the…
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Business is thriving for these fanny packs, started by 14-year-old designer Erikka Franklin
Whether it is fanny packs, face masks or custom sweatshirts, a Cincinnati 14-year-old has a thriving small business. Source…
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DHS won’t conduct immigration enforcement at COVID-19 vaccine sites
The Department of Homeland Security announced this week that it will not conduct immigration enforcement activities at or near coronavirus…
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Bootleggers, deadly feuds: How this distillery keeps its 'illegal' moonshine history alive
Royce Neeley is a master distiller who owns a stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, but his family has a…
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Goetta Hanky Panky is the most Cincinnati Super Bowl food ever
Goetta Hanky Panky is more Cincinnati than a deep-seated hatred for the San Francisco 49ers. Source link
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New England preps for 1st hurricane in 30 years
PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — New Englanders bracing for their first hurricane in 30 years are hauling boats out of the…
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How did CPS’ new bus plan go on first school days?
CINCINNATI — Two days into the new school year, Cincinnati Public Schools and Cincinnati Metro are planning adjustments to a…
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Neighborhoods facing gun violence plead for peaceful weekend
CINCINNATI — Focus turned to two of Cincinnati’s deadliest neighborhoods on Friday — Avondale and Westwood — where residents there…
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US appeals court refuses to end CDC’s eviction moratorium
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court says a pause on evictions designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus…
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RSV summer surge is a medical mystery
Kevin Prindle has been spending a lot of nervous hours in an Indianapolis hospital. "I never would have imagined that…
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Nursing homes concerned about Biden’s vaccine mandate
Some in the nursing home industry are concerned about President Joe Biden’s requirement that all nursing home staff members be…
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Debate over masks in schools intensifies in Florida
While kids under 12 years old are still not eligible to receive a COVID19 vaccine, a debate is raging over…
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