Cincinnati police address downtown chaos following Reds’ Opening Day
After the Reds’ season opener on Thursday, things took a chaotic turn outside the stadium, with large numbers of people spilling into the streets of downtown Cincinnati. Cincinnati police reported incidents of “disorder and violence” as crowds gathered in the entertainment district, particularly in The Banks, a well-known area near Great American Ball Park. Traffic […]
Cincinnati dismisses coach Wes Miller after poor performance in Big 12 Tournament
Cincinnati’s Wes Miller Faces Uncertain Future After Tournament Loss Cincinnati basketball coach Wes Miller is likely reflecting deeply on the impact of a recent game as his team gears up for the Big 12 quarterfinals. Reports indicate that the university will part ways with Miller, who has led the Bearcats for five seasons, following another […]
Cincinnati Files Lawsuit Against Brendan Sorsby for Allegedly Failing to Pay $1 Million Buyout After Transfer from Tech Tech
University of Cincinnati Sues Former Quarterback Brendan Thorsby The University of Cincinnati has initiated a lawsuit against former quarterback Brendan Thorsby, claiming he breached a name, image, and likeness (NIL) agreement after transferring to Texas Tech in January. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, the lawsuit states that Thorsby […]
Cincinnati takes legal action against quarterback Brendan Sorsby for supposed NIL breach.
University of Cincinnati Sues Former Player Over NIL Violation The University of Cincinnati has initiated legal action against former quarterback Brendan Thorsby, claiming he breached a name, image, and likeness (NIL) agreement after transferring to Texas Tech University last month. According to the lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of […]
Cincinnati is filing a $1 million lawsuit against QB Brendan Sorsby for his transfer.
Cincinnati Sues Former Quarterback Over Eviction Fee Cincinnati is taking legal action against its former quarterback, Brendan Thorsby, to enforce a $1 million eviction fee he is reportedly refusing to pay after moving to another football program. The university has filed a lawsuit in federal court, claiming Thorsby breached his NIL contract with Cincinnati when […]
Alaska Airlines plane makes emergency landing in Cincinnati following serious bird strike.
Bird Strike Forces Emergency Landing An Alaska Airlines flight encountered a dramatic incident involving a flock of geese, leading to a precarious emergency landing at a Cincinnati airport, according to a review by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released Wednesday. Last month, at least eight Canada geese met a tragic fate when they collided […]
Raccoon discovered quietly residing at a Cincinnati news station to avoid the cold
A Cincinnati news station recently stumbled upon an unexpected tenant: a clever raccoon looking to escape the harsh winter. This little guy has apparently made himself at home next to the crew at Local 12. It’s a quiet presence, really. Chief meteorologist John Gumm revealed that they hadn’t identified the furry intruder for “some time.” […]
Cincinnati high school students storm Kroger store during protest against ICE
On Wednesday, a video emerged showing students leaving their school and creating a disturbance at a Kroger in Cincinnati during what they labeled an anti-ICE protest, which quickly went viral online. Captured by McAdrien Martin, the footage shows students dashing through the store, tossing items toward the ceiling. Martin noted they were primarily beer cans […]
Teens damage Cincinnati Kroger during school walkout against ICE
Student Protest Disrupts Local Grocery Store On Wednesday, a video surfaced showing students from a local high school disrupting a Kroger in Cincinnati during what they described as an anti-ICE protest. The footage quickly gained attention online. Captured by a shopper named McDrian Martin, the video reveals students running through the aisles, throwing items—mostly beer […]
Cincinnati pension fund faces challenges once more; $100M plan seeks to resolve the problem.
Cincinnati’s Pension System Faces New Crisis CINCINNATI – After over ten years since a federal agreement aimed at stabilizing Cincinnati’s pension system, the city’s retirement fund is encountering significant financial challenges once again. Officials are advocating for a $100 million infusion, emphasizing the need to prevent serious consequences for both employees and taxpayers. Former Mayor […]