Hunter Greene Shines with 12 Strikeouts in Reds Victory Cincinnati Reds ace Hunter Greene delivered a masterpiece on the mound, striking out 12 batters and surrendering just three hits in an absolute gem of a performance. This dominant display energized the Great American Ball Park faithful and showcased why Greene remains the cornerstone of the Reds’ pitching rotation. As the midsummer push intensifies, performances like this prove Cincinnati has the frontline starting pitching required to … Read More

First Sheetz Opens in Middletown’s Renaissance Pointe Middletown residents have a new option for round-the-clock dining and refueling. The highly anticipated Sheetz convenience store opened on July 10, marking a major milestone for the local economy. As the first tenant to open in the new Renaissance Pointe development, this location kickstarts a new era of retail growth for Butler County. A Landmark First for Renaissance Pointe The opening of Sheetz is a major catalyst for … Read More

Cincinnati Retirees: Avoiding Costly States Many Cincinnatians plan for retirement, but where you settle can drastically impact your savings. A recent Yahoo Finance article highlighted 11 states where costs quickly erode retirement funds, offering a crucial lesson for smart planning for your golden years. National Trends: States to Avoid for Retirement The Yahoo Finance article, “11 States Where You Don’t Want to Spend Your Retirement Money,” pinpoints states where high taxes, steep living costs, and … Read More

Bearcats Basketball Eyes 2026 Talent: Perryman & Elamin Cincinnati Bearcats basketball is constantly looking ahead, and the 2026 recruiting class is already shaping up to be a critical one for the program’s future. Two promising prospects, point guard Elijah Perryman and big man Adlan Elamin, are on the radar, offering a glimpse into potential talent that could don the red and black and strengthen the team for years to come. Scouting the Future: Key 2026 … Read More

AP Decision Notes: What Cincinnatians Should Expect As election day approaches, many Cincinnati residents will be eagerly watching for results. The Associated Press (AP) plays a critical role in calling races across the nation, and understanding their methodology provides valuable insight into how local outcomes will be determined and reported. This guide explains what Cincinnatians should expect from the AP’s decision notes as ballots are counted. Understanding AP Decision Notes The Associated Press is renowned … Read More

Reds Face Orioles: Catch the July 5th Showdown! Cincinnati baseball fans, mark your calendars! Our beloved Reds are set to host the Baltimore Orioles in an exciting interleague matchup on Friday, July 5, 2026. This mid-season clash promises to deliver high-stakes action as both teams vie for crucial wins in their respective campaigns, making it a must-watch event for anyone in the Queen City. The Mid-Season Showdown: Reds vs. Orioles As the summer heats up, … Read More

Storms Possible for Cincinnati’s Fourth of July Weekend Cincinnatians planning their Fourth of July festivities should prepare for a potentially wet and stormy holiday weekend. Meteorologists have declared “First Alert Weather Days” due to the significant chance of thunderstorms, which could impact outdoor celebrations and fireworks displays across the tri-state area from Friday through Sunday. Cincinnati’s Holiday Weather Alert As the region gears up to celebrate Independence Day, the primary concern remains the widespread storm … Read More