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Sorsby Gamble Sparks Call for Cincinnati Transparency at Big 12
sports1 day ago

Sorsby Gamble Sparks Call for Cincinnati Transparency at Big 12

At Big 12 media day, Brett Yormark dodged a direct answer about Cincinnati’s knowledge of Brendan Sorsby’s gambling in the NCAA probe, prompting the author to demand transparency: if Cincinnati knew and played Sorsby, sanctions should follow; if not, the investigation should be clarified. The NCAA says it received a sportsbook tip (alerted by law enforcement) about Sorsby, while multiple reports and Sorsby’s lawsuit allege Cincinnati knew in 2025. The piece criticizes Yormark’s performative response, questions the tip’s chain of custody, and notes Sorsby’s long gambling history and Cincinnati’s NIL/education defenses and his move to Texas Tech.

via USA Today|
#big-12#cincinnati#college-football
Under-$1M Luxury: 5 U.S. Markets Where Mansions Still Sell for Less
business2 days ago

Under-$1M Luxury: 5 U.S. Markets Where Mansions Still Sell for Less

Redfin data show five U.S. metro areas where luxury homes can still be bought for under $1 million: Detroit ($719,252 median luxury price, down 1% YoY), Cleveland ($833,228), Cincinnati ($952,523), Pittsburgh ($904,202) and San Antonio ($968,344). Indianapolis and St. Louis have crossed the $1M threshold, while the national luxury median sits at $1.37 million, with the priciest markets remaining in San Francisco and Southern California.

via New York Post|
#business#cincinnati#cleveland
Cincinnati Joins Michelin Guide as Great Lakes Edition Expands
business22 days ago

Cincinnati Joins Michelin Guide as Great Lakes Edition Expands

Cincinnati will be evaluated for Michelin stars as part of the American Great Lakes edition, with inspectors already in the field and a 2027 ceremony planned for inaugural selections. Officials say the inclusion could boost regional tourism and neighborhood economies, after Cincinnati was briefly left out due to an oversight. Michelin ratings rely on five criteria (product quality, technique, flavor harmony, chef personality, and consistency) and also include Bib Gourmand, Big Gourmand, and Selected designations. While funding from cities to participate helps, it does not guarantee a star.

via Cincinnati Enquirer|
#business#cincinnati#culinary
Bengals 2026 Schedule: Five Games to Watch
sports1 month ago

Bengals 2026 Schedule: Five Games to Watch

The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2026 schedule features five standout games the author is most excited about: Week 1 vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to open the season; Week 9 in Madrid at the Atlanta Falcons for the team’s first international tilt since the Burrow era; Week 10 vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football; Week 14 versus the Kansas City Chiefs for a potential Mahomes–Burrow duel back in Cincinnati; and Week 16 vs. the Baltimore Ravens on New Year’s Eve at home with postseason implications looming. The piece invites readers to weigh in on which game they’re most anticipatory about.

via Cincy Jungle|
#bengals#cincinnati#nfl
WKRP Returns to Cincinnati Airwaves as Oasis Rebrands
local2 months ago

WKRP Returns to Cincinnati Airwaves as Oasis Rebrands

Cincinnati’s Oasis rock station rebrands as WKRP-FM, reviving the WKRP call letters with a locally programmed 1960s–80s rock format on 97.7, while WOXY moves to 94.5 as part of the branding switch. Led by Jeff Ziesmann and Randy Michaels, the project is a tribute to the TV show (not a parody) and aims to bolster a homegrown, locally curated rock presence in the market.

via WVXU|
#cincinnati#local#oasis
Kreft Smashes Flying Pig Marathon Course Record
sports2 months ago

Kreft Smashes Flying Pig Marathon Course Record

Zach Kreft broke the Flying Pig Marathon full course record with a 2:17:40 finish, beating the old mark by over two minutes; Katherine Hallahan won the women’s full marathon in 2:48:43, while Simon Heys took the half-marathon title in 1:09:58 and Amanda Zerhusen finished 1:19:50 in the women’s half. The event drew 45,197 participants from all 50 states and more than 30 countries, with cool morning weather contributing to ideal racing conditions and a landmark weekend for the Flying Pig festival.

via WCPO 9 Cincinnati|
#cincinnati#course-record#flying-pig-marathon
Cincinnati joins record No Kings protests amid nationwide turnout
politics3 months ago

Cincinnati joins record No Kings protests amid nationwide turnout

Thousands gathered outside Cincinnati City Hall as part of the No Kings protests, a nationwide event organizers say drew about 8 million participants at more than 3,300 rallies, claiming the largest single-day nonviolent protest in modern U.S. history. Speakers linked voting rights to democracy and opposition to President Trump’s policies, with local groups urging turnout for the May election amid related bills and immigration debates.

via WCPO 9 News|
#cincinnati#no-kings-protests#politics
Nine Injured in Overnight Shooting at Cincinnati Riverfront Live
local4 months ago

Nine Injured in Overnight Shooting at Cincinnati Riverfront Live

Nine people were injured in an overnight shooting at Riverfront Live on Cincinnati’s East End/Linwood border. Victims were taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center and Good Samaritan Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and the area around Kellogg Avenue was blocked off for police investigation; authorities have not released suspects or a motive.

via Cincinnati Enquirer|
#cincinnati#local#mass-shooting
Cincinnati Braces for 1–3 Inches of Snow Tuesday, Then Warmer Weather Next Week
weather5 months ago

Cincinnati Braces for 1–3 Inches of Snow Tuesday, Then Warmer Weather Next Week

A wintry storm will bring 1–3 inches of snow to Greater Cincinnati on Tuesday, with the heaviest accumulation from midday to the afternoon and possible slick roads on untreated surfaces. Snow tapers off by about 7 p.m. as colder, drier air moves in; another chance for snow arrives Friday as temperatures rise toward the upper 30s, with a warmer pattern returning to the 40s next week.

via WKRC|
#cincinnati#road-conditions#snow
Tri-State braces for record snow and bitter cold
weather5 months ago

Tri-State braces for record snow and bitter cold

A historic winter storm blankets the Cincinnati Tri-State, with 10+ inches already and 12–16 inches possible west of I-71; another 2–3 inches may fall today, with totals varying by area (southeast 6–10 inches, north 8–12). Travel remains hazardous into Monday as gusty winds cause blowing snow. Bitter cold follows, with wind chills near -15 to -10 Sunday night into Tuesday. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect through noon Monday, with a Cold Weather Advisory and an Extreme Cold Watch in place through Tuesday.

via local12.com|
#cincinnati#snowfall#travel
Cincinnati bracing for 9-inch snowstorm as winter weather tightens
weather5 months ago

Cincinnati bracing for 9-inch snowstorm as winter weather tightens

The National Weather Service now forecasts about 9 inches of snow for Cincinnati with heavier accumulations along I-71. Snow is expected to begin around 1 p.m. Saturday and intensify Sunday, with snowfall rates potentially reaching 0.5 inch per hour. Extremely cold wind chills (as low as 25 below zero) could follow Monday into Tuesday. Warming shelters are opening, and Ohio and Kentucky have declared states of emergency to mobilize resources. Stay home if possible and monitor updates for travel advisories.

via cincinnati.com|
#cincinnati#emergency#snowfall