Cincinnati News
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Coronavirus in Ohio: 1,142 cases, 5 deaths; Gov. DeWine to give Wednesday night address
July 14, 2020The Ohio Department of Health reported Tuesday the total cases in the state is at 67,995. This is an increase of 1,142 cases.
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Coronavirus in NKY: 1,993 cases in Northern Kentucky, 79 deaths
July 14, 2020As of Tuesday, there are now 1,993 cases of COVID-19 in Northern Kentucky, and 79 coronavirus related deaths.
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Police: 2-year-old drowns, dies in Taylor Mill swimming pool
July 14, 2020The child was not responsive when officers arrived, police said. He was transported to Cincinnati Children's Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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'Black students feel unvalued': Miami, UC students demand officials better address racism
July 14, 2020Miami, UC students demand officials better address racism
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Police: Dog attack in Newtown left woman with 'severe' facial and head injuries
July 14, 2020Synan said that several people at the apartment complex tried to catch the dog when it got loose. When the woman stopped the dog, she knelt down next to the animal to wait for its owner and the dog attacked her.
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Gov. Beshear announces Kentucky's second-highest total of new coronavirus cases Monday
July 14, 2020Gov. Andy Beshear reported 576 new cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky on Tuesday, the second highest number in a single day in the state during the entire coronavirus pandemic.
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Clermont County tracking 151 residents with active cases of COVID-19, seven more than on Monday
July 14, 2020Clermont County Public Health reported today that it is tracking 151 county residents with active cases of COVID-19, seven more than on Monday.
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Four men who grew up in Batavia and love sports building indoor sports complex in Union Township
July 14, 2020Four men who grew up in Batavia are turning a large warehouse in Union Township into an indoor sports facility.
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Pandemic life is new reality for residents, new Hamilton County health commissioner says
July 14, 2020'If we can just hang in there, we can do so much to prevent transmission, illness, hospitalizations and ... deaths.' - Hamilton County health commissioner
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Ohio opens free pop-up COVID-19 testing for three days in Avondale, no appointment needed
July 14, 2020Ohio Department of Health will test people for COVID-19 at no cost July 15 and July 16 at a church in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Avondale.