Temple tests Cincinnati but falls short
Temple's chance to once again play giant slayer against a ranked team was thwarted by poor shooting. With the Owls hitting 5 of 26 from beyond the arc, Temple suffered a 56-50 loss to Cincinnati in Wednesday's opening American Athletic Conference game for both teams at the Liacouras Center. That dropped Temple to 9-5 while the No. 23 ranked Bearcats improved to 11-2. Owls point guard Josh Brown missed his third straight game with Achilles tendon soreness. With the score tied at 33, Owls guar..>> view originalCincinnati ranked best city in Ohio for beer drinkers
Cincinnati ranked best city in Ohio for beer drinkers 2016-12-28T22:47:51Z2016-12-28T23:13:38ZBy Stephanie Hube, Producer Rhinegeist Brewery (file) CINCINNATI (FOX19) - If you like beer, you are in luck. A new list has Cincinnati ranked among the Top 10 cities in the country for beer drinkers.The list created by smartasset.com, has Cincinnati coming in 4th. The website says the rankings are based on the number of microbreweries and bars per 100,000 residents and the average price..>> view originalLight snow showers Thursday
FIRST ALERT WEATHER Light snow showers Thursday 2016-12-28T22:18:07Z Also on FOX19.comMore>>Free downloadYou can have the same tools used by our weather team right in the palm of your hand.Full Story >You can have the same tools used by our weather team right in the palm of your hand.Full Story > FOX19 - Clouds are rolling back into the Tri-State. Beginning around 7 p.m., showers will enter our Indiana counties.Rain will work from west to east across the area until about 3 a.m. A..>> view original2 Cincinnati banks to invest $9 million as part of discrimination ...
CINCINNATI -- Two Cincinnati-based banks will invest at least $9 million in majority African-American neighborhoods as part of a settlement over allegations of discrimination, Justice Department officials announced Wednesday.Union Savings Bank and Guardian Savings Bank "redlined" predominantly African-American neighborhoods in Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton, Ohio and Indianapolis, according to officials."Redlining" is "the discriminatory practice by banks or other financial institutions of den..>> view originalTop 9 things to do in Cincinnati this weekend: Dec. 28-Jan. 1
Flight Night WednesdayFind a wine to ring in the New Year at Somm Wine Bar's monthly flight night this Wednesday. Try five different wines for $10 during the evening while checking out one of Price Hill's newest businesses.6-9 p.m. Wednesday. Somm Wine Bar, 3105 Price Ave., East Price Hill. $10. For more information visit the Facebook event page.Queen City Brewery grand openingQueen City Brewery of Cincinnati is opening its doors just in time for the New Year. The brewery will have four of its ..>> view originalMake your plans: New Year's Eve events
Plenty of fun events are taking place during the weekend of New Year’s Eve.(Photo: The Muncie Star Press)HERE COMES 2017 – THE PARTIESFirst, we list the late-night-countdown, toast-worthy, plan-a-fancy-evening events. Perfect for making memories that will last with your special someone.New Year’s Eve Party, 6:15 p.m., Turfway Park, 7500 Turfway Road, Florence. Live racing and live music. Reservations needed for Homestretch, Racing Club and Club Inferno. Ages 21 and up. $95, $85, $65, $25, free. ..>> view originalWhatever happened to these Cincy developments?
A bird's-eye view of the site Dermody Properties wants to build a new warehouse on near Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The airport has land is wants to lease to private entities for new development.(Photo: Provided/Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport)Earlier this year, The Enquirer highlighted 10 developments that were worth watching in 2016.What happened to them? Here's what happened:CVG land up for grabsVision: Create revenue and jobs by bringing non-aviatio..>> view originalCincinnati jerky brand sold
Check out these last-minute options for NYE plans in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — New Year's Eve is just days away, and there are options all over the city to get the biggest bang for your buck. From dining to bowling, there is plenty of fun to be had to ring in the new year. Thousands will go to the New Year's Eve bash at Fountain Square. “No ticket required. No pre-planning required just show up and enjoy,” said Emily Stowe , 3CDC marketing manager. "We will have all sorts of fun games going on. We will set up a stage down here. There will be minute-to-win-..>> view originalFormer Cincinnati police chief gets major settlement
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