New Access: Kroger, CVS, Walgreens Dispense Abortion Pill Cincinnati residents will soon see a significant change in access to medication abortion, as major pharmacy chains like Kroger, CVS, and Walgreens prepare to dispense mifepristone. Following updated guidelines from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), these pharmacies are taking steps to become certified, aiming to make the abortion pill available in the coming weeks. This development marks a pivotal shift in how medication abortion is accessed, … Read More

Cincinnati Leaders Tackle Gun Violence Solutions Cincinnati is at a pivotal moment as city leaders, law enforcement, and community advocates unite to address the persistent challenge of gun violence. Recent discussions aim to forge comprehensive strategies that prioritize public safety and foster a more secure environment for all residents across our neighborhoods. Understanding the Urgency in Cincinnati Gun violence continues to cast a shadow over various Cincinnati communities, impacting families and eroding the sense of … Read More

Cincinnati Zoo Celebrates New Baby Okapi Arrival! Exciting news from our very own Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden! The local community is abuzz with the recent arrival of an adorable baby okapi calf, marking a significant step in global conservation efforts and bringing another precious new life to our beloved zoo family. This unique “forest giraffe” birth is a cause for celebration for Cincinnati residents and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Meet the Cincinnati Zoo’s Newest Star! … Read More

Ohio Speaker Stephens Expelled Amid House Floor Chaos In an unprecedented move that sent ripples through Ohio’s political landscape, Speaker Jason Stephens was expelled from the House floor on April 26, 2024, following an incident of heckling during a legislative debate. This rare disciplinary action against a sitting Speaker underscores the intense internal divisions and heightened tensions within the Statehouse, marking a significant moment for Ohio’s government. The Unprecedented Expulsion What Sparked the Incident? The … Read More

Hamilton County Backs Western Hills Viaduct Replacement Cincinnati is taking a significant step towards modernizing its vital infrastructure. Hamilton County recently approved a crucial $4.5 million allocation for the long-awaited Western Hills Viaduct replacement project, marking a pivotal moment for this critical transportation artery that connects the west side to downtown. This commitment underscores a collective push to update Cincinnati’s foundational transit networks. The Viaduct: A Century of Service, A Future of Need The Western … Read More

Pedestrian Hospitalized After Cincinnati Accident A recent incident on Friday, May 17th, saw a pedestrian struck by a vehicle in Cincinnati and subsequently hospitalized. This unfortunate event serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of road safety for everyone sharing our city’s streets, prompting immediate police investigation. Details of the Recent Incident On Friday, May 17, Cincinnati Police responded to a report of a pedestrian being hit by a vehicle. The incident resulted … Read More

New Leadership Takes Helm at The Cincinnati Enquirer Significant news has emerged from The Cincinnati Enquirer, a cornerstone of local journalism for generations. Publisher Dale Allen, who has guided the paper through nearly five years of transformative change and unprecedented challenges, is stepping down from his role, marking his retirement from a 35-year career with Gannett. Stepping into this crucial leadership position is Bill Emison, another highly experienced Gannett executive, whose appointment took effect on … Read More