Cincy News
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Cities trust, but don’t always verify, the safety of high-rises
In the years before a section of their high-rise suddenly pancaked to the ground, residents of Champlain Towers South were working…
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Woman in Texas reconnects with woman who saved her life
Erin Scheer and Rosanna Flores are all hugs, tears, and smiles reconnecting for the first time since Rosanna saved Erin’s…
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Toyota vows to stop contributing to GOP lawmakers who objected to Biden’s win
Toyota announced that its political action committee (PAC) will stop contributing to members of Congress who contested the certification of…
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Last month was the hottest June on record in the US, the NOAA says
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last month was the hottest June on record in the United States, according to the National Oceanic…
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COVID-19 vaccine less effective for some cancer patients with weakened immune systems
Imagine if you were to get the COVID-19 vaccine, only to have it be ineffective and not produce protective antibodies.…
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Nebraska teens create massive LEGO Star Wars ship on their own during pandemic
PAPILLION, Neb. (KMTV) -- Matt Feldmann, Josh Bodine and Matt Bodine estimate it took about 25,000 LEGO bricks to make…
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Governor asks Californians to voluntarily cut water use amid drought
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom has asked people and businesses in the nation's most populous state to…
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How to watch Northern Kentucky University student Alyssa Wray on 'American Idol'
Alyssa Wray, an 18-year-old music theater major at Northern Kentucky University, wowed the panel of judges. Your next chance to see…
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Agave & Rye coming to Hamilton in 2022
Agave & Rye, a small restaurant chain that features unique tacos and a long tequila list, is coming to Hamilton.…
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Drive-thru lines and optimism: Reflecting on (another) fish fry season in the time of COVID-19
Why eating fish on Friday can be much deeper than just eating fish on Friday. Source link
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Pandemic has increased threats against Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders, but it’s nothing new
Shortly after noon Thursday, police officers arrived outside Oriental Wok on Buttermilk Pike in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, in response to…
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Nero Girls: Spring Market, river cruise, Mutt Madness
Spring starts Saturday. The Nero Girls suggest Latonia Spring Market, Mutt Madness at Washington Park, BB Riverboat cruise and a…
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Original cast of ‘The Mighty Ducks’ to reunite for special Disney+ series
The quack attack is back, Jack! Some original cast members of "The Mighty Ducks" franchise are reuniting for a special…
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