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Prosecutors: Clermont County Man Lined Up, Executed Three Young Children

Here's what we know about the June 15 murders in Clermont County.

By Madeline Fening

Jun 16, 2023

Editor's note: The details in this story may be disturbing to some readers. New Richmond school leaders are responding after a Clermont County man brutally shot and killed his three sons, ages 3, 4 and 7, on June 15, according to the Clermont County Sheriff's office...

Chad Doerman, 32, has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder for the shooting deaths of his three young sons, ages 3, 4 and 7.

Yelp Says the Best Lobster Roll in Ohio Can Be Found in Milford

The Governor’s lobster roll is an often-featured special made with lobster piled high in a grilled Sixteen Bricks split bun and topped with brown-butter-lemon mayo, celery hearts and shredded lettuce.

By Katherine Barrier

The Governor's lobster roll

You May Be 'The 1' To Win Taylor Swift Floor Seats By Helping Neighbors in Need

The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky is raffling off two-floor level seats to see Taylor Swift at Paycor Stadium.

By Katherine Barrier

Taylor Swift performing in Detroit June 9, 2023.

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New Westwood Ice Cream Shop Offers Classic Dips and Boozy Slushies

By Katherine Barrier

Aubrey + Zach's Ice Cream opened on Friday, June 16 in Westwood's Business District.

The Rockin Taco Festival is Heading Back to Covington Plaza Next Weekend

By Emily Keller

Mazunte is one of the vendors at the Rockin Taco Festival.

Warsaw Federal Incline Theater’s 'Footloose' Director Shares His Vision for the Summer Production

By Emily Keller

Eric Byrd, the director and choreographer of Warsaw Federal Incline Theater's production of Footloose.

Guest Commentary: Ohio Senate Republicans Aim to Make Poor Families Suffer Even More Enormous Hardship and Pain

By David Dewitt, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio Senate President Matt Huffman (R-Lima) and state Sen. Matt Dolan.

Kentucky’s Juvenile Detention System Still Struggling With ‘Critical Staffing Issues’

By Madeline Fening

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said the current system cannot safely hold an extra 400 or 450 juveniles with its current staffing.

City Leaders Apologize for Racist 1948 "Master Plan," and 4 Other Cincinnati News Stories You May Have Missed This Week

By Madeline Fening

Oscar Wright, 87, addresses community members, reporters and city leaders about his experience living through the traumatic postwar razing of the West End.

Kroger Releases Statement After 7th Cincinnati-Area Bomb Threat in One Week

By Madeline Fening

Police responded to reports of a bomb threat at the Kroger on West Corry Street near University of Cincinnati's campus on June 14.

Cookie Chain Dirty Dough Cookies Opening First Greater Cincinnati Location This Month

By Katherine Barrier

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Mita’s
501 Race St., Downtown
Mondays are for margs and Mita’s: Chef Jose Salazar is a continent away from his mamita and the hand-cranked mill she still uses to grind corn for arepas and empanadas, but his restaurant, Mita's, is a tribute to her spirit and to Spanish and Latin American food. Mita’s menu is described as eclectic and farm-inspired with both traditional and modern food and drinks from both regions. You’ll find tapas, ceviches, cured hams, cheeses and large plates on the menu along with a wine program that “emphasizes Spain and the Old World,” says Mita’s.

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Go Cat Crazy at the Lucky Cat Museum
2511 Essex Place, Walnut Hills
Located inside Essex Studios, the museum boasts a one-of-a-kind collection of Japanese maneki neko lucky cat figures. The glass displays stretch across the walls, containing thousands of styles, colors and sizes of cats. Some are golden, others white with red ears and a green bib. Some don black fur or are chipped. Some are stuffed, others ceramic and plastic. There are some wacky ones, too. All of them, however, carry an undeniable charm. There's even a gift shop.
Photo: Kellie Coleman

Underrated Attractions in Cincinnati You Should Visit This Summer

Fans at Dead & Co.'s sold-out show at Riverbend Music Center on June 13, 2023.

Photos: All of the Colorful Deadheads We Saw During Dead & Company's Cincinnati Show

New Richmond Pride Festival
11 a.m. June 17
Now in its second year, the New Richmond Pride Festival has decided to pack all of the Pride fun into one day full of festivities. The festival offers local LGBTQ+ vendors, artists, live performances and music, a dog parade, food, educational resources and the comfort of a whole community connecting to celebrate over 50 years of Pride in New Richmond.
11 a.m. June 17. New Richmond Bandstand, 116 Susanna Way, New Richmond, newrichmondpride.org.

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