Cincinnati Zoo Welcomes Critically Endangered Rhino Calf! Cincinnati is buzzing with exciting news from our very own Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden! On May 3, 2024, a momentous birth took place: a healthy male Eastern Black Rhinoceros calf, marking the first of his species born here in 33 years. This precious new arrival, born to 13-year-old Seyia, represents a critical stride in the global effort to save one of the planet’s most endangered mammals. A … Read More

Cincinnati Chili: A Century of Flavor Celebrate a century of Cincinnati’s most iconic dish. This year marks 100 years since immigrant brothers first introduced the unique chili that defines our city’s culinary landscape, a rich tradition deeply woven into the fabric of our local identity and daily life. A Century of Cincinnati Chili In 1922, immigrant brothers Tom and John Kiradjieff, originally from Macedonia, opened a small hot dog stand called Empress Chili on Vine … Read More

Ohio State Bolsters Secondary with Florida Transfer Jalen Kimber Ohio State Football made a significant move on April 11, 2024, by officially adding defensive back Jalen Kimber, a seasoned transfer from the Florida Gators. This strategic acquisition is poised to immediately strengthen the Buckeyes’ defensive backfield, a persistently critical unit as they aim for both Big Ten supremacy and a national championship push in the upcoming season. Securing Experience for a Dominant Defense Jalen Kimber … Read More

Hamilton County Sales Tax: Funding Jail & Mental Health Hamilton County is considering a significant proposal to increase its sales tax. This move aims to address critical infrastructure needs for the county jail while also expanding much-needed mental health and addiction services across the region. For Cincinnati locals, understanding this proposal is key to knowing its potential impact on both their wallets and the community’s future. The Core Proposal: A Small Sales Tax Increase At … Read More

Cincinnati Welcomes New Police Chief Teresa Theetge Cincinnati stands at a pivotal moment as Chief Teresa Theetge officially took the oath of office, becoming the city’s newest police chief. Her swearing-in marks a significant leadership transition for the Cincinnati Police Department, signaling a fresh chapter for public safety and community relations within our vibrant city. A Historic Moment for Cincinnati On February 27, 2023, the city witnessed a key transition as Chief Theetge formally stepped … Read More

Cincinnati’s Population Dip: What the Latest Data Means Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicates Cincinnati experienced another population decline, marking the third such drop since 2010. This news has many locals wondering about our city’s growth trajectory and what these numbers truly signify for the future of our vibrant community. Understanding the Latest Numbers Between July 1, 2022, and July 1, 2023, the city of Cincinnati’s population decreased by 0.5%, translating to a … Read More

Cincinnati Unveils New Tool for Neighborhood Issues Cincinnati residents now have a streamlined way to report common neighborhood issues directly to the city. This new digital platform is designed to make it easier and more efficient to flag concerns, improving response times and keeping our communities cleaner and safer. Simplifying Issue Reporting for Cincinnatians The City of Cincinnati has officially launched a new online tool aimed at empowering residents to address a wide range of … Read More