News

• Cincinnati News

  Cincinnati Earns Top Marks in Human Rights Campaign’s LGBTQ+ Equality Survey

  While Cincinnati was one of eight "all star" Ohio cities on the national list, Ohio lawmakers have railed against transgender rights and healthcare all year.

  By Madeline Fening

  Dec 1, 2023

  
• Cincinnati News

  Lebanon is Still Trying to Outlaw Abortion, Despite Issue 1 Passage

  Lebanon city leaders have tried this before, and the ACLU sued.

  By Madeline Fening

  Dec 1, 2023

  
• Northern Kentucky News

  Worker Strike Looms at DHL-CVG, Management Walks on Bargaining Talks

  Employees voted to join the Teamsters union in April, citing low pay and dangerous working conditions.

  By Madeline Fening

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Northern Kentucky News

  NKU Students Set to Dig into Newport Barracks History

  The site's roots date back to 1804, initially serving as an arsenal and recruiting ground, for the War of 1812.

  By Madeline Fening

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Northern Kentucky News

  DHL Spokesperson Says No Negotiation Deadline Has Been Set at CVG Facility

  Union representatives are asking why DHL is dragging their feet on making a deal.

  By Madeline Fening

  Dec 1, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted Subpoenaed in Civil Suit Over Bailout Scandal

  Neither has been accused, but the administration was involved

  By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  ’50/50′ Child Custody Law Gets Big Changes in Statehouse Committee

  Advocates for victims of domestic violence called the bill 'a hot mess.'

  By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  After Decades of Work, Ohio House Removes Spousal Exemption for Rape Charges

  Rep. Bill Dean, R-Xenia, was the only house member to vote against the bill.

  By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Redistricting Advocates Eye Ballot After Disappointment in Court

  "The process is the problem," said Jeniece Brock, policy and advocacy director for the Ohio Organizing Collaborative.

  By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Sec. of State LaRose Concedes He Politicked Out of Building Where he Moved his State Office

  LaRose’s candor has frequently come into question this year.

  By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal

  Dec 1, 2023

  
• Ohio News

  Ohio Sec. of State LaRose Sides with Trump in Colorado Case to Keep Him from Ballot

  Frank LaRose signed on to a court brief to overturn ruling saying Trump engaged in insurrection

  By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

  Dec 1, 2023

  
• Opinion

  CityBeat Launches a New Advice Column

  Mike Madanat, the founder of Authentic Life Counseling, will be answering your burning questions in the "What’s On Your Mind, Cincinnati?" advice column.

  By Mike Madanat, Authentic Life Counseling

  Dec 1, 2023

  

Music

• Music News

  Clifton's Torn Light Records to Close in 2024

  The beloved record store announced today that it will be moving to Chicago next year.

  By Katie Griffith

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Arts & Culture

• Things To Do

  Heritage Village Museum to Host Sensory-Friendly Christmas Event

  "A Quiet Christmas" allows groups of up to eight people have private, half-hour sessions inside the museum's Christmas Cottage.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Movies & TV

  'American Symphony' Documentary Captures Acclaimed Composer Jon Batiste Grappling With His Wife’s Cancer

  A love story more than anything, American Symphony may prove most meaningful to those with ongoing illness in their lives.

  By Chuck Wilson

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Comedy

  Holiday Season Haters and Lovers Unite for OTRimprov Comedy Show

  Arnold's patio will transform into a hilarious winter wonderland.

  By Katie Griffith

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Culture

  Cincinnati Recreation Commission to Host Annual Toy Drive Dec. 16

  Toy donations for the drive can be dropped off at any CRC recreation center or City Hall until Friday, Dec. 8.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Culture

  Newport on the Levee's LEGO Cafe Opens This Weekend

  The café’s concept combines dining, shopping and entertainment under one roof and will be a totally immersive space for both kids and adults to engage their imaginations and build with LEGOs.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Theater

  Ghost Baby to Host One-Night-Only Musical About Infamous Cincinnati Bootlegger

  The speakeasy will host two performances of George Remus: A New Musical to commemorate the repeal of Prohibition.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 29, 2023

  
• Visual Arts

  Campaign Underway to Save Wyoming Fine Arts Center

  The nonprofit needs $60,000 to keep its doors open through the new year.

  By Katie Griffith

  Nov 30, 2023

  

Food & Drink

• Food News

  Salazar to Close Over-the-Rhine Restaurant to Move Into Bigger Space

  The Salazars say they will be keeping the 1410 Republic St. location to turn it into something new.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 30, 2023

  
• Food News

  Crown Republic Gastropub to Host Sandwich Pop-Up This December

  Young Buck Deli's pop-up will feature hearty sandwiches that combine traditional favorites with new flavors and skilled butchery.

  By Katherine Barrier

  Nov 30, 2023

  

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