CINCINNATI — The Bengals got back on the practice field ahead of the New Year's Eve festivities in Cincinnati. There aren't any huge injuries to worry about this week after the team exited a 37-14 win ...

A popular fast-casual restaurant chain is expanding, opening its first location in Cincinnati in the new year. Some foodies spotted signs at the Oakley Station shopping center this week, showing CAVA ...

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CINCINNATI — A new entertainment venue combining high-tech darts, craft cocktails and dining opens Friday in downtown Cincinnati's Fountain District. Cincinnati Bengals center Ted Karras officially ...

According to Clermont County dispatch, the crash happened around 4 p.m. near 515 Chapel Road. Local man who pleaded guilty to involvement in fatal shooting wanted for parole violation The man ...

Brandon Saho’s journey from Cincinnati sports reporter to mental-health advocate is now receiving national attention. He appeared on Oprah's podcast to talk about his experience. Judge Delivers Final ...

CINCINNATI — The Bearcats' basketball loss to Eastern Michigan last Wednesday night has left them in a free fall across the NCAA's opening NET Rankings of the 2025 season. UC is checking in at No. 154 ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - “As God as my witness... I thought turkeys could fly.” - Do you remember that classic T.V. sitcom moment? If so, have we got a Thanksgiving treat for you. Join WECT’s Scott ...

An annual event in Hamilton on Wednesday night paid tribute to an iconic episode from "WKRP in Cincinnati" called "Turkeys Away."The event, which began in 2023, featured participants dropping rubber ...

This turkey was spotted in 2002 in a tree in Sioux City, Iowa. Even if you've never watched the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati, there's one line you're probably familiar with. “As God as my witness, I ...

Even if you've never watched the ‘80s sitcom “WKRP in Cincinnati”, there's one line you're probably familiar with. "As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly,” says Dayton-native Gordon Jump, ...