Cincinnati ranks among top U.S. cities for green careers
Cincinnati-area's first cat cafe opens Sunday
MASON, Ohio — The Cincinnati area’s first cat cafe opens this weekend. Kitty Brew Cat Cafe, located at 6011 Tylersville Road in Mason, will open its doors to the public Sunday morning. What’s a cat cafe, you ask?It’s a cafe that lets you enjoy a cup of coffee in the presence of dozens of felines. You can watch and play with cats for an hourly fee of $10.At Kitty Brew, the operators hope to encourage the adoption of shelter cats. The cafe is partnering with Animal Friends Humane Society, and fe..>> view originalCincinnati company scores big on 'Shark Tank'
Dozens of new Greater Cincinnati homes on tour in April
The Enquirer 11:19 a.m. ET April 7, 2017 CLOSE More than three dozen newly built homes will be available for viewing weekends in April as part of the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati's 2017 Parade Craze Tour of New Homes. WochitThis M/I home is part of the 2017 Parade Craze Tour of New Homes.(Photo: Provided/SANDY MORELAND)New homes have been sprouting out of the ground all over Southwestern Ohio this spring, and the third annual 2017 Para..>> view originalWider field at Nippert Stadium will be ready for FC Cincinnati at April ...
CINCINNATI -- FC Cincinnati is a week away from officially christening its newly widened field at Nippert Stadium in front of a crowd.The second-year United Soccer League club finishes a three-game road stretch to open the season Sunday at Bethlehem Steel FC before heading into the home opener April 15 against St. Louis FC.A team-financed $2 million renovation to stretch the field by five yards in width and length -- to 115 yards by 75 yards -- recently was completed after months of work. FC Ci..>> view originalTulane rolls to a 16-8 win over Cincinnati Friday
Tulane scored eight runs in the first inning and did not look back on its way to a 16-8 win at Cincinnati in its American Athletic Conference series opener on a cold and windy Friday evening at Marge Schott Stadium. The Green Wave (13-17 overall, 3-1 American) tacked on three runs in the seventh, one in the eighth and four in the ninth inning to reach its highest run and hit (18) totals of the season. Lex Kaplan led the Wave with four hits in a 4-for-5, three-RBI, two-run night. Grant Witherspo..>> view originalAmir Garrett shuts down St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds win ...
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto (19) hits a one run double off of St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Mike Leake (not pictured) during the sixth inning at Busch Stadium.(Photo: Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports)ST. LOUIS – We’ll have more in a bit on the Cincinnati Reds’ 2-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday at Busch Stadium. Until then, here are the main storylines.Box score:Reds 2, Cardinals 0Amir Garrett twirled a gem in his big-league debut. Garrett started his first major-leagu..>> view originalBearcats Host Memphis on Senior Day
April 7, 2017 CINCINNATI – The University of Cincinnati women’s team will honor four seniors this Saturday following a conference match against Memphis on Saturday, April 8. The match is set for 2 p.m. at the Trabert-Talbert Tennis Center.Following the match on Saturday, the Bearcats will honor four seniors - Kelly Poggensee-Wei, Lauren Bellinger, Katya Bure and Harley Hutchison. // LAST TIME OUTThe Bearcats are coming off of arguably one of their biggest wins of the season, a 4-3 come-from-be..>> view originalCincinnati doctor reacts to crisis in his homeland of Syria
Cincinnati doctor reacts to crisis in his homeland of Syria | Updated: 7:21 PM EDT Apr 7, 2017 Share Copy Link Copy {copyShortcut} to copy Link copied! CINCINNATI — Dr. Mohammad Sheatt, of Cincinnati, said it is painful watching what is happening in his homeland of Syria. Sheatt is originally from Aleppo. “To see my country being destroyed by someone who's supposed to be an advocate for the Syrian people, t..>> view originalPolice: Child dies after being hit by vehicle
Police: Child dies after being hit by vehicle 2017-04-07T21:22:12Z2017-04-07T21:57:03ZPosted by FOX19 Digital Media Staff (FOX19 NOW) MT. AIRY, OH (FOX19) - A 3-year-old died after being struck by a vehicle in Mt. Airy Friday afternoon, Cincinnati police said.The incident happened in the 2600 block of Hillvista Lane near Kirby Road just before 5 p.m. The boy was transported to Children's Hospital and succumbed to his injuries.Preliminary investigation reveals that the child ran o..>> view original
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