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First Batch's $50K award to boost Cincinnati maker movement

Cincinnati-based startup accelerator First Batch has obtained a $50,000 grant through a U.S. Small Business Administration competition. The award through the Small Business Administration Growth Accelerator Fund Competition was announced Tuesday as ... >> view original

Who do you see in Lumenocity's Cincinnati piece?

Steve McGowan was more than a director of the spectacular light show of Lumenocity. He was also a casting director. At least when it came to choosing the people to represent Cincinnati in the final act of the event at Washington Park. Produced by the ... >> view original

Cincinnati Limits off-Campus Patrols After Fatal Shooting

The Cincinnati City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to suspend the off-campus patrols of University of Cincinnati police officers after the fatal shooting of a motorist by an officer. The school's campus police had voluntarily halted such patrols ... >> view original

Wine Me, Dine Me's guide to Cincinnati Restaurant Week

Wine Me, Dine Me's guide to Cincinnati Restaurant Week. Julie Niesen Gosdin, WCPO Contributor. 12:00 PM, Aug 6, 2015. 3:26 PM, Aug 6, 2015. Turkish restaurant Istanbul Cafe at 628 Vine St. Emily Maxwell | WCPO. Copyright 2015 Scripps Media, Inc. All ... >> view original

World's largest Lego art exhibit coming to Cincinnati

Preceded by the appearance of giant Lego pieces around town, The Art of the Brick will open at the Cincinnati Museum Center on Oct. 23. Considered the world's largest and most elaborate display of Lego art, more than 100 pieces will be on display. >> view original

Lumenocity show a love letter to Cincinnati

Washington Park had a festival atmosphere as families poured into the park for the third annual Lumenocity. This year's symphonic and light spectacular, "Masters and Dreamers," presented by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, went smoothly on ... >> view original

Police: Cincinnati man drowns in New York

CINCINNATI —Police said a Cincinnati mad died in an apparent drowning in Carlton, New York. Related. Police seek trio in rash of car... LumenoCity has successful first night... Hundreds gather to beat the melanoma... Mayor Cranley pushing for Cincinnati. >> view original

Former Michigan State MVP Darqueze Dennard making his move in Cincinnati ...

Dennard, voted the Spartans MVP by his teammates during MSU's 2013 Rose Bowl run and the Jim Thorpe Award winner, played sparingly in Cincinnati's star-studded, veteran secondary last season. In 14 games, Dennard had 17 tackles, a sack and a pass ... >> view original

Can Cincinnati take its safe-passing bike law even further?

Supporters of a Cincinnati law requiring drivers leave at least 3 feet between car and bicycle when overtaking a cyclist on the road used billboards and other PR techniques to spread the word about the law. (Photo by Mary Berigan, courtesy Steve Magas). >> view original

Cincinnati chef combines food and art in newest venture

A local chef whose resume includes some of urban Cincinnati's hottest spots is opening his own restaurant that will combine food and art. Baron Shirley plans on opening Inspirado at the Madison Gallery at 715 Madison Ave. in Covington, across from the ... >> view original