OSHA Fines Fairfield Koch Foods Plant $167K After Fatal Fire A devastating fire at the Koch Foods poultry processing plant in Fairfield has resulted in a federal safety investigation and over $167,000 in penalties. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited the facility for severe safety violations following the tragic death of a worker during the incident. For Cincinnati area residents and local food industry workers, this case highlights critical ongoing concerns regarding regional … Read More

Bearcats Football Welcomes Landmark Rumpke Jersey Patch A new era of college football is kicking off in Clifton, and the Cincinnati Bearcats are leading the charge with a historic new partnership. Nippert Stadium will showcase more than just grit this season as UC becomes one of the first programs in the nation to feature a commercial sponsor patch on their official uniforms. This groundbreaking agreement with local titan Rumpke Waste & Recycling highlights the deep … Read More

A New Era for Moerlein Lager House at The Banks The iconic Moerlein Lager House, a staple of Cincinnati’s riverfront dining and entertainment scene at The Banks, is undergoing a major beverage transition. Following the decision by the Cincinnati Beverage Company to pause production of the historic Christian Moerlein heritage beer brands, the restaurant is charting a dynamic new path forward. Local craft beer lovers and sports fans can look forward to a refreshed tap … Read More

West Chester Walmart Exposure Arrest Sparks Safety Concerns A recent public indecency arrest at the West Chester Walmart has local shoppers on high alert and raises questions about retail security in Butler County. West Chester Township Police responded quickly to reports of a man exposing himself inside the busy Cincinnati-Dayton Road retail location. This incident highlights ongoing discussions regarding public safety and the legal consequences of indecent conduct in popular Greater Cincinnati shopping hubs. Details … Read More

Why Reds Fans Should Watch Sal Stewart Rise Cincinnati baseball fans are always looking toward the future at Great American Ball Park, and infielder Sal Stewart is making it easy to get excited. As one of the organization’s most disciplined young hitters, the former first-round pick is quickly climbing the minor-league ranks. His steady development in the farm system suggests he could be the next major piece of the Reds’ youthful infield core. From First-Round … Read More

Cincinnati Weather: Sunshine and Heat for Friday Football Cincinnati is gearing up for an exciting Friday night of high school football, but the weather feels more like mid-July than early autumn. Unseasonable sunshine and soaring temperatures are set to dominate the Tri-State area all day, creating challenging conditions for players and spectators. As you head out to support your favorite local teams, preparing for the heat is just as important as knowing the game plan. … Read More

West Chester Says VOA Country Music Fest Violated Contract West Chester Township officials claim organizers of the Voices of America Country Music Festival breached their contract during the recent event. The major concert series, which draws thousands of country music fans to Butler County, is facing scrutiny over compliance and operational agreements. Future plans for this Cincinnati-area staple now remain uncertain. The Dispute at Voice of America MetroPark The Voices of America (VOA) Country Music … Read More