Cincinnati’s Own Vivek Ramaswamy Delivers Landslide Victory, Poised to Become Ohio’s Next Governor
Local Roots, Bold Vision: Ramaswamy Sets Up Strong Contrast with Dr. Amy Acton in November General Election
Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati native and St. Xavier High School graduate, delivered a landslide victory in the May 5, 2026, Republican primary. With more than…
Cincinnati Public Schools just opened a new CPS Safe Sleep Lot for homeless families — the first of its kind in Ohio.
At the same time, teachers joined May Day protests tied to national politics. For local taxpayers, this overlap raises a blunt question: Are Cincinnati Public Schools doing too much?
When Schools Become…
President Donald Trump was swiftly evacuated from the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner on Saturday night. This happened following a Trump assassination attempt.
A gunman opened fire near a security checkpoint at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. This prompted fears of another Trump assassination attempt.
No fatalities occurred, and the president emerged unharmed.…
Cincinnati’s vibrant Asian and Asian-inspired food scene takes center stage this weekend. This is the weekend of the Asian Food Fest, which celebrates local and global culinary delights.
The 15th Annual Asian Food Fest transforms Court Street Plaza in Downtown Cincinnati into a bustling culinary and cultural hub.
Expected to draw nearly 125,000 attendees over…
Cincinnati police chief firing: what the letter says vs. what it leaves out
The official case against Teresa Theetge is laid out clearly. Sheryl Long said the chief failed to fully implement the Summer Safety Plan. This failure was despite repeated directions to increase patrols in the downtown core of Cincinnati. In light of Cincinnati…
A 38-Year Run Ends Quietly, Without the Fight Everyone Expected
On April 21, 2026, Gates Rodenfels posted a brief Facebook message: "After 38 years of selling Skyline Chili, we are now officially CLOSED.
Thank you, SW Florida, for all the years of some really great memories." The Fort Myers location at 5100-323 S. Cleveland Ave.…
What a concerned citizen on OTR saw today
Around 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, a photo taken in Walnut Hills started making the rounds.
It shows a white Range Rover with POAH branding on it — a clean, high-end SUV tied to a nonprofit currently under heavy scrutiny from tenants and the city. On its own, it’s…
In Cincinnati, asking someone which side of town they’re from isn’t just small talk; it’s a loaded question with generations of history behind it.
The Cincinnati East Side vs West Side discussion has always been at the heart of local identity.
For decades, East vs West Cincinnati has been…
UC's Decade-Long Climb: From Regional School to Enrollment Outlier
Most major public universities have watched enrollment flatten or decline since 2018.
The University of Cincinnati's enrollment growth has defied the demographic cliff that demographers warned would devastate higher education.
Fall 2025 brought 53,682 students to campus—a record—with projections now exceeding 54,000. This isn't uniform growth. Traditional…
Curtain Rises on Opening Night: How Phantom Theater Became the Season's Biggest Gamble
On Saturday, April 18, Kings Island opens its 2026 season with Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare—a deliberate resurrection, not a simple nostalgia revival.
The ride keeps beloved characters, Maestro and No Legs Larry. Moreover, the return of the Kings Island Phantom Theater expands…


