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Sunday’s rain brings dropping temperatures
Sunday's rain brings dropping temperatures Temperatures crash after we have a soggy Sunday. We stay dry next week... until Thanksgiving.…
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What to know for COVID-19 rules, more at CVG
Holiday travel through Greater Cincinnati is expected to return close to 2019 levels during Thanksgiving, one year after the Centers…
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Utah shocks Oregon, likely ends Ducks’ playoff hopes
The Pac-12 likely will again miss the College Football Playoff after No. 25 Utah blew away No. 5 Oregon 38-7…
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UC Bearcats score on first offensive play against SMU
There's nothing like a one-play, 53-yard scoring drive the first time your offense touches the ball. The Cincinnati Bearcats didn't…
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Report details decades of sexual harassment at Hebrew Union College
A report released in early November by the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion found decades of sexual harassment accusations…
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Rittenhouse verdict puts Biden in difficult political spot
A difficult political atmosphere for President Joe Biden may have become even more treacherous with the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse.Biden…
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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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Free turkeys for Thanksgiving? Here ways to save on your holiday meal
Your Thanksgiving meal will be one of the most expensive with inflation at a 31-year high. Nearly every ingredient in…
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No. 5 Cincinnati secures spot in AAC title game with 48-14 drubbing of SMU
CLIFTON – The University of Cincinnati Bearcats have struggled in the style points department over the last month of the…
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What we learned about the Cincinnati Reds' offseason plans from the GM Meetings
Three weeks into the offseason and the main question floating around the Reds is whether they will enter another rebuilding…
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Texas could repeat its electricity crisis if extreme weather hits this winter
Several regions of the United States are at risk of widespread power outages if extreme weather hits this winter, according…
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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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