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Cincinnati study shows majority of children under age of 6 live in poverty

The Urban League found 74 percent of African-American children under the age of six are growing up in poverty in Cincinnati. Cincinnati Works said these children are more likely to repeat a grade, be victims of child abuse and more likely to move from ... >> view original

Cincinnati Bengals Training Camp Report

What I'll remember about Cincinnati: George Iloka, laying the wood on helpless Bengals teammates in a scrimmage low on both contact and adrenaline. Iloka is a known striker around the league and doesn't appear to let up too much when the targets share ... >> view original

It's a girl! Cincinnati Zoo celebrates newborn gorilla

The Cincinnati Zoo is celebrating the birth of its 50th gorilla born at the zoo since 1970. The baby, a female western-lowland gorilla, was born Tuesday morning at 7:10 a.m.. This is the first baby of 14-year-old mother gorilla Anju (pronounced ah-new ... >> view original

Cincinnati Reds links - Staying committed to an old regime

Jack Z's firing leaves Cincinnati Reds GM Walt Jocketty as the 2nd oldest GM in the game, as the 64 year old Zduriencik is just over a month older than Walt. The only GM older, of course, is Walt's former boss in Oakland, current New York Mets GM Sandy ... >> view original

Drug-resistant stomach bug rising in Cincinnati

A drug-resistant stomach bug known to spread in childcare settings is on the rise in Cincinnati, the health department said on Friday. Shigella is a highly contagious bacteria that infects the intestine, according to the Center for Disease Control. The ... >> view original

​Cincinnati a winner on home price growth while its suburbs lag

In Cincinnati, center city home prices have grown by about 25 percent since 1996, while suburban home price growth was flat, according to Stefan Hilts, a Fitch research and modeling director in its residential mortgage group. The trend is “particularly ... >> view original

Inside College Sports: Can Cincinnati get away with fining its players?

Cincinnati coach Tommy Tuberville and Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster gave voice to a theory some people have believed for a while: Cost of attendance (COA) is not so much the new value of a scholarship as it is giving new cash to ... >> view original

Cincinnati Bengals: What We've Learned Through Week 3 of Preseason

Cincinnati's defense will need to contain an explosive Chicago offense, while the Bears defense can be one of the most disruptive in the league when healthy. Within, let's take a look at some of the lessons to know about the team going into the weekend. >> view original

Nonprofit Cincinnati education group names new executive director

Shifman has worked in a variety of Greater Cincinnati nonprofit organizations, including the United Way, Talbert House, Cincinnati Ballet and the YWCA. She led the city's Cincy in NYC event last year. She is also a speaker and author of the book “Act ... >> view original

Key Cincinnati business group backs property tax increase, other ballot issues

The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is backing a Cincinnati property tax increase to pay for additions and maintenance to Cincinnati's park system as well as other projects. On Friday, the chamber also announced its support for changing the way ... >> view original