The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra is slated to join the St. Peter in Chains Cathedral Choir on Sunday, February 23 at 3 p.m. The joint effort is part of the Cathedral’s Music in a Great Space series and will involve the presentation of Mozart’s final work. Following a brief intermission, the professional, 24-voice St. Peter […]
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Man Convicted for Conspiring to Distribute 400 Grams of Heroin & Fentanyl
A Cincinnati man was convicted on Wednesday by a federal jury in Covington for participating in what investigators called an extensive conspiracy to distribute kilogram quantities of heroin and fentanyl. After two hours of deliberation, following a three-day trial, the jury convicted Quintin Tyler Brian Davis, 37, of conspiracy to distribute 400 grams or more of […]
Man Found in Newport Impersonating Missing Boy Pleads Guilty
An Ohio man who pretended to be a missing Illinois boy pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court on Wednesday to aggravated identity theft. Michael Rini, 23, formerly of Medina, Oh., was charged by criminal complaint on April 6, 2019 and indicted by a grand jury on April 18, 2019. According to court documents, Newport Police officers […]
Christ Hospital, Carabello Coffee Team Up to Give Out Christmas Onesies to Newborns
The Christ Hospital partnered with Newport-based Carabello Coffee to dress newborns in “Silent Night, Yeah Right!” onesies for the holiday. All babies born on Christmas Eve and Christmas at Christ’s Mt. Auburn and Liberty Township, Ohio locations will receive free, limited-edition onesies, and parents will receive a pound of Carabello coffee and a mug. Justin […]
Theater Review: Puffs Mischievously Manages the Know Theatre
Puffs, the current production at Cincinnati’s Know Theatre absolutely brought down the house for a sell-out opening night crowd. The show is tightly scripted, remarkably staged and brilliantly performed. This fast-paced, hilarious comedy subtitled “seven increasingly eventful years at a certain school of magic and magic,” might – on some non-copyright violation level – […]
Hebron Man Identified as Worker Killed in Cincinnati Building Collapse
The man killed when part of a downtown Cincinnati building collapsed earlier this week has been identified as from Hebron. Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco identified Preston Todd Delph, 58, of Hebron as the victim. Delph was part of a contracting team working on a construction project at 4th and Elm streets downtown when part […]
Greater Cincinnati Foundations Receives Its Largest Gift Ever
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation received its largest gift ever recently. James and Anne Nethercott established an $18 million fund in their names. The endowed gift is the largest Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) has received in its history and will allow the foundation to award sizeable grants to organizations that are working to improve the region’s […]
Organizers: BLINK Was Region’s Largest Event Ever
According to figures released by public safety and event consultants, BLINK was the largest event ever held in the Cincinnati region. The light and art show attracted between 1.25 and 1.5 million people to downtown Cincinnati and Covington, they said. The free event spanned 30 city blocks across both cities. “BLINK was designed to bring […]
New Details Emerge About Roebling Bridge’s Part in BLINK 2019
The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge will be lit up during the second coming of Blink, the arts and light show that drew a million people to downtown Cincinnati in 2017. Note: The above image was previously released as a rendering announcing the bridge’s inclusion in this year’s Blink show but does not necessarily reflect […]
Man Arrested in Independence After Threat to Set Fire to Organization
This story has been updated and may be updated further. The man arrested on Sunday in Independence, accused of planning to set fire to an organization in Greater Cincinnati, is now being held at the Kenton County Detention Center on $100,000 bond. Daniel Kibler, 28, appeared for arraignment in Kenton District Court on Monday morning. […]

