Cincinnati Groceries: A Sigh of Relief? Cincinnati shoppers might finally notice a slight easing in their grocery bills as recent data indicates a modest decrease in prices across the region. This welcome relief comes after a period of sustained high costs and volatility, partly attributed to tariff adjustments beginning to filter down to local store shelves. For families budgeting tightly, this shift offers a glimmer of hope and a potential break from relentless price hikes. … Read More

Jokic Ties Big O: A Cincinnati Basketball Legacy Stands Tall On February 4, 2026, basketball history was made as Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic tied Cincinnati’s own legend, Oscar Robertson, for a career triple-double record. This achievement highlights Jokic’s incredible talent and shines a renewed spotlight on the “Big O’s” unparalleled legacy, deeply woven into our city’s sports heritage. Nikola Jokic’s Historic Achievement Jokic, known for his unique blend of scoring, rebounding, and playmaking, reached … Read More

Hope Emerges for Cats Rescued from Spring Grove Fire A devastating triple-fatal fire on North Edgewood Avenue in Spring Grove Village recently shook our Cincinnati community. Amidst the profound sorrow, a story of hope emerges: five resilient cats were rescued from the blaze and are now seeking loving forever homes. Their journey represents survival, community spirit, and the powerful healing connection between humans and animals. Tragedy Strikes Spring Grove Village Our community was deeply saddened … Read More

Experience Appalachian Heritage at Cincinnati’s Festival Cincinnati is preparing to celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of Appalachia with the highly anticipated 55th Annual Appalachian Festival. This landmark event offers a vibrant journey into the traditions, arts, and stories of a region deeply connected to our local community, making it a must-attend for families and culture enthusiasts alike. Celebrating Over Five Decades of Appalachian Culture For fifty-five years, the Appalachian Festival has stood as a beacon … Read More

Dos Hermanos Opens Brick-and-Mortar at Findlay Market Cincinnati food lovers have a delicious new reason to visit Findlay Market. Dos Hermanos, a beloved local establishment known for its authentic Mexican street food, has officially opened its first brick-and-mortar location within the historic market, bringing a vibrant culinary experience to local patrons. A New Chapter for Authentic Mexican Cuisine The highly anticipated opening marks a significant milestone for Dos Hermanos, a business founded by two brothers, … Read More

US 27 Closure Impacts Campbell County Commutes Amid Ice Greater Cincinnati residents are facing significant travel disruptions as a major highway in Campbell County, Kentucky, has been shut down. US 27, particularly in the Pendleton area, is currently impassable due to hazardous icy conditions that have led to multiple vehicle incidents and reported injuries. Immediate Details: US 27 Closure in Campbell County Authorities have confirmed the closure of US 27 within Campbell County, specifically impacting … Read More

Brendan Donovan Trade: Impact on the Reds and NL Central News recently broke about a significant three-way trade, sending versatile infielder Brendan Donovan from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Seattle Mariners. While the Cincinnati Reds were not directly involved in this particular deal, the movement of a key player within the National League Central always carries weight, potentially shifting the divisional landscape and influencing future strategic decisions for our local club. The Deal: Brendan … Read More