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Trump pours cold water on COVID-19 relief bill
WASHINGTON – In an unexpected video posted to Twitter Tuesday night, President Donald Trump denounced a sweeping COVID-19 relief package he was expected…
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Custom wheelchair would be ‘life-changing’ for Kings sophomore
The Enquirer and United Way of Greater Cincinnati have joined forces for the 34th year to help families in need…
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When is trash pickup? Can I get a COVID test on Christmas?
The most important question on the holidays every year is: “When is garbage pickup?” This year, the second most pressing question…
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Mason City Council considers legislation to ban abortion
Protesters at Mason City Council arrived for both sides of the abortion debate, as the council considered legislation to ban…
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Here’s how many CPS employees complied with district’s vaccine mandate
More than 400 Cincinnati Public Schools employees became vaccinated since the board unanimously approved a mandatory vaccination policy for staff in…
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2021 Woman of the Year
Deborah Hayes holds the distinction as the region’s one medical executive who has worked more than three decades at the…
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Woman of the Year 2021
Once or twice a week, Nirvani Head meets up with a bus of refugees on their way to someplace better.…
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Couple ties the knot at Cicis Pizza during a surprise wedding
Cicis Pizza helped give a local couple the unconventional wedding of their dreams. Source link
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Cicis pizza hosts surprise wedding
FLORENCE, Ky. – Eliza Wilde and Jon Kenyon were married Monday, Oct. 11, at Cicis pizza. Yes, at Cicis, the pizza buffet chain. As Wilde…
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Issue 1: What to know about Hamilton County children's services levy
it's combining two separate levies that fund social work and foster care for Hamilton County Source link
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P.G. Sittenfeld's bump stock ban legislation cost Cincinnati taxpayers $235,000
The City of Cincinnati is paying a firearms group $235,000 in legal fees after the group successfully sued the city…
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Issue 3 explained: Should Cincinnatians be able to recall the mayor?
This is part of an Enquirer series explaining the pieces of Issue 3, a Cincinnati charter amendment on the November…
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