Cincinnati Health Briefs for Jan. 25
Cincinnati is at No. 8 on Orkin's 2015 list of the top 50 cities plagued by bedbugs.(Photo: AP)Welcome to Cincinnati Health Briefs, a quick dose of news from around Cincinnati coming to you on Mondays. Got a story tip or a smart remark? Twitter @apsaker,asaker@enquirer.com or 513/768-8489.Here at Health Briefs Central, we stay on top of breaking news about bedbugs because Cincinnati still has a problem with the gross little critters and because Isabella Rossellini portrays one in a famous YouTub..>> view originalUC product headlines newest FC Cincinnati signings
Sep 20, 2014; Chester, PA, USA; Houston Dynamo forward Omar Cummings (7) dribbles the ball during the second half of the match against the Philadelphia Union at PPL Park. The match ended in a 0-0 draw.(Photo: John Geliebter-USA TODAY Sports)FC Cincinnati received an infusion of Major League Soccer and international experience in the most recent round of player signings, which was announced last week.Omar Cummings, a former Cincinnati State University and University of Cincinnati standout, headli..>> view originalMajor development with grocery store could come to downtown ...
The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority could vote tonight on an agreement with a developer to redevelop a site it owns at 16 W. Central Parkway, ...>> view originalU.S. Bank 'paying it forward' in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI -- U.S. Bank is paying it forward Cincinnati all day Tuesday and picking up the tab for local small business patrons.Representatives from the bank will visit six small businesses throughout the work day to pay off customer's purchases. "They can spend money on something else they enjoy," a spokesperson from U.S. Bank said. "The businesses know we'll be there, but the customers will be completely surprised."While we know the locations of the giveaways, we're going to keep them a secre..>> view originalHere's why Cincinnati is a top city for tech jobs
It might be a well-kept secret, but Cincinnati is one of the best places for technology professionals, according to two new rankings. Business blog DataFox ranks ...>> view originalAt Cincinnati town hall meeting on violent crime, talk turns to city's ...
CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac said there's one thing that keeps him up at night: gun violence.With 492 shooting victims last year, Cincinnati saw a 27 percent increase in gun violence compared to 2014. Isaac pinpointed a reduction in gun violence as his primary goal moving into 2016, particularly in neighborhoods like Westwood that saw significant year-to-year increases. How, exactly, the city can go about achieving that goal was the subject of a two-hour town hall meeting M..>> view originalSurvey: Greater Cincinnati a top region for STEM jobs
Buy PhotoCovington Catholic High School senior Josh Hildreth of Alexandria connects a wire on “Chainsaw,” a robot he carries with him everywhere including to engineering and computer design courses at the Park Hills school.(Photo: Chris Mayhew/The Community Recorder)Buy PhotoIt's not exactly Silicon Valley, but Cincinnati is a growing tech hub.To support that claim, a recent study concluded that Cincinnati ranks 17th in the nation for professionals who work in science, technology, engineering an..>> view originalVontaze Burfict actually does like the Steelers ... on Madden
The hatred that the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers have for each other bubbled over in each of the teams' three meetings this past season, and Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict was at the center of much of the tension.So it probably comes as a surprise to learn that he actually does have some level of respect for his division rivals -- in the video game world, at least.Burfict tweeted his admiration Tuesday for the version of the Steelers presented in the Madden video game franchise..>> view originalBraxton's beer coming to Cincinnati in cans
Covington's Braxton Brewing Co. started canning its beer in November 2015, but those cans were only available in Northern Kentucky. That's changing soon.>> view originalVeritiv picks new home for Cincinnati operations
Veritiv (NYSE: VRTV) signed a lease for 72,000 square feet of space at Gilmore Point, a building owned by Cincinnati Financial Corp. About 400 Veritiv ...>> view original
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