Storms enter and exit with a whimper
CLOSE The sun rises over the Ohio River in Cincinnati Friday. It was a gorgeous start to the day, though severe storms are expected later with tornadoes possible. The Enquirer/Carrie CochranBuy PhotoA double rainbow appears after a thunderstorm in Cincinnati Wednesday, June 15, 2016. As I was coming home from an assignment, I watched this scene unfold. I ran up to the roof of my building and stood on the ladder in awe. The skyline looked like a painting. One of my favorite parts of this ..>> view originalFriday was warmest February day ever recorded in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — Friday’s temperatures set a record. Temperatures reached 77 degrees Friday in the Queen City, setting a record for the warmest February day ever recorded. But the warm weather won’t last long. Temperatures will drop and cold air will move in Friday evening. TIMELINE: 70s, severe weather, snow in next 24 hoursIt is rare to talk tornadoes in February, but conditions will be somewhat favorable for a few, especially early evening before 8 or 9 p.m., WLWT meteorologist Randi Rico s..>> view originalOp-ed: Cincinnati VA Medical Center is improving, but work remains ...
Sen. Sherrod Brown is U.S. senator from Ohio. He is a Democrat and serves on the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs. Nothing is more important than taking care of our veterans, and I was proud to help bring about new leadership at the Cincinnati VA – as reported by WCPO.READ MORE: “One year after controversy, how much has changed at Cincinnati VA Medical Center?” WCPO, in cooperation with Scripps' Washington D.C. staff, uncovered troubling allegations at the Cincinnati VA and I am grateful ..>> view originalStoryCorps Pulls Into Cincinnati In April
StoryCorps is bringing its Air Stream recording studio to Cincinnati in April. The non-profit oral history project is partnering with Cincinnati Public Radio. Associate Director Jordan Bullard says they'll be looking for Cincinnati stories. "StoryCorps is a public service," Bullard says. "People can come in and record with us on a first come, first served basis. There's no kind of qualifier. This could be your first day in Cincinnati and you could come record with us, or you could be five gener..>> view originalCranley gets an image makeover for campaign
Buy PhotoJohn Cranley talks to his wife, Dena, before leaving for work.(Photo: The Enquirer/Carrie Cochran)Buy PhotoPolitics Extra is a weekly column looking inside Greater Cincinnati and Ohio politics (Scroll to the bottom to read "Micro-scoops & more")John Cranley is a laid-back, fun-loving family man.That's the image Cincinnati's mayor tried to project during his campaign kickoff event on Tuesday, a strategy to help Cranley overcome a reputation as being hot-tempered and combative. The Democr..>> view originalCincinnati Catholics hope to give Church a megaphone on racial ...
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb 25, 2017 / 04:15 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Catholics in Cincinnati are hoping that an upcoming meeting of bishops and leaders will give the local Church a much stronger voice to address issues of racism and violence. “It is a blessing for this archdiocese, through the archbishop, to embrace addressing racism, the pervasive gun violence, restorative justice…race relations, and mental health, that our voice has to be heard,” said Deacon Royce Winters, director of African-American ..>> view originalBengals receive four compensatory draft picks
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis hands off a No. 1 jersey to first round draft pick William Jackson during a press conference at Paul Brown Stadium in downtown Cincinnati on Friday, April 29, 2016. The Houston cornerback was chosen 24th overall. (Photo: Sam Greene)The NFL released the compensatory picks distributed for loss of free agents on Friday and the Bengals received the expected maximum four selections.Yet, the selections received for the departure of Marvin Jones, Mohamed Sanu,..>> view originalSevere storms pass through Greater Cincinnati
HAMILTON, Ohio --In Hamilton, the storm hit Hanover Park hard and fast.The wind took some swings for a ride, and hail the size of dimes fell.Hamilton resident Justin Kornhaus had just turned out of his driveway on his was to the liquor store when the storm hit."All of a sudden it started hailing like crazy, and the lightning was going across the sky," he said.The hail was "exploding" on Kornhaus' windshield, he said. "As soon as I got to the stop sign, it doubled in hail intensity."He turned ar..>> view originalDuke Energy settlement means $6.8 million for these Cincinnati ...
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