Skyline Chili Brings Cincinnati Flavor to Dayton Cincinnati’s beloved culinary icon, Skyline Chili, has officially broadened its horizons by opening its first location in the Dayton area. This significant expansion marks a new chapter for the brand, bringing its unique take on chili to a new community just north of its traditional heartland. For long-time fans and curious newcomers alike, this move signals a growing appreciation for the distinctive taste that defines Cincinnati-style chili. A … Read More

Chasing Totality: Eclipse Travel Deals for Cincinnatians While Cincinnati will experience a significant partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, those hoping to witness the breathtaking total solar eclipse will need to travel just a short distance into the path of totality. Fortunately, as this celestial event approaches, many travel providers are rolling out enticing deals on hotels, flights, and packages to help you experience this once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon. Why Cincinnatians Need to Travel for Totality … Read More

Former Bengals Player Marcelis Shelton Arrested in Cincinnati Cincinnati’s local news cycle was notably marked this past Sunday, March 31, 2024, by the significant development of former Cincinnati Bengals player Marcelis Shelton’s arrest. Shelton was taken into custody in Hamilton County on serious charges related to domestic violence, an incident that has immediately resonated across the local community and among regional sports enthusiasts, prompting widespread attention and discussion. Details Emerge on Hamilton County Arrest The … Read More

Cincinnati Music Festival Stays Through 2026 Excellent news for Cincinnatians and music enthusiasts: the iconic Cincinnati Music Festival has officially committed to staying in the Queen City through 2026. This significant multi-year extension guarantees that one of the nation’s premier R&B and soul festivals will continue to be a vibrant part of our community for the foreseeable future, anchoring summer celebrations in the heart of downtown. A Long-Standing Cincinnati Tradition For decades, the Cincinnati Music … Read More

Cincinnati’s Child Care Crunch: Businesses Step Up Cincinnati families are increasingly burdened by the soaring costs and limited availability of quality child care, a crisis impacting both working parents and the local economy. This significant challenge has prompted some of the region’s largest employers to step forward, investing in innovative solutions to support their employees and stabilize the workforce. The Growing Child Care Crisis in Greater Cincinnati The cost of child care in Ohio is … Read More

Cincinnati Heat Advisory: Stay Cool & Safe Cincinnati is currently under a Heat Advisory, with elevated temperatures and high humidity expected to make conditions feel dangerous. The National Weather Service has issued this advisory for our area, including Hamilton, Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties, urging residents to take precautions as the heat index soars. Understanding the Heat Advisory The current Heat Advisory for Cincinnati and surrounding areas is in effect until Thursday, June 6, 2024, … Read More

Expanded Playoffs: A Game Changer for the Reds? Cincinnati Reds fans have a new reason to hope deeper into the season, as the team is among several smaller-market clubs actively pushing for an expanded MLB playoff format. This isn’t just a distant conversation; it’s a strategic move that could significantly alter the path to the postseason for teams like our beloved Reds. Why the Push for More Playoff Spots? The current Major League Baseball playoff … Read More