Cincy News
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Kentucky sisters mow lawns for free to give back
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) -- Under the heat of the Kentucky sun, Amya and Ashanti Cloud are getting to work.…
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Texas governor vetoes state legislature funding in response to election bill walkout
The governor of Texas has reportedly vetoed funding for the state’s legislature in response to Democratic lawmakers who previously staged…
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Springboro’s first Juneteenth Jubilee centers healing via togetherness, understanding, vaccination
SPRINGBORO, Ohio — The first-ever Juneteenth Jubilee in North Park will be about healing, organizer Craig Salmon-Gilmore said Friday night.…
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Where and when you can get Peach Truck orders in Greater Cincinnati
Summer is coming, which means it's time to make your calendar for the Peach Truck tour. Source link
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Gaetz says he won’t resign over ‘false’ sex allegations
Embattled Rep. Matt Gaetz says he will not resign from Congress. The Florida Republican made his statement less than a…
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Denver lands MLB All-Star Game after game pulled from Georgia, AP reports
The Associated Press reported on Monday that MLB plans to relocate the 2021 MLB All-Star Game to Denver’s Coors Field,…
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A Region Rises’ on Wednesday
CINCINNATI — WCPO 9 will air a program which will highlight the legacies of Cincinnati leaders and feature the stories…
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Cicada Brood X and your yard: Much more benefit than harm
We are about a month away from the arrival of the 17-year cicadas. What to know about how this is…
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More than 40,000 children have lost a parent during COVID-19 pandemic, new study estimates
More than 555,000 people in this country have died from COVID-19, and while most of the deaths have been older…
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16-Bit Bar+Arcade closing Walnut Street location
The popular downtown beercade, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade, is closing its Walnut Street location. Source link
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Acton not running for U.S. Senate; calls on Ohioans to inspire a ‘culture of commitment to each other’
Dr. Amy Acton, former director of the Ohio Department of Heath, announced that she is not running for the U.S.…
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Rhode Island to require students to take financial literacy classes
The state of Rhode Island will soon require all students at public high schools to pass financial literacy classes for…
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Juneteenth festival working to boost Black business for more than the weekend
DENVER, Colo. — Juneteenth’s yearly celebrations bring the entire community together to celebrate when the last slaves learned of the…
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