Cincinnati Pizza Week Serves Up $9 Pies from Participating Restaurants Nov. 7-13
Calling all pizza lovers: Cincinnati Pizza Week is back for its seventh year. Between Nov. 9 and Nov. 13, participating restaurants will craft a special pizza – from signature pies to secret menu specialties – for just $9 (minimum of 10 inches). You can find participating restaurants and their offerings with the official Pizza Week…
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Pat DeWine ‘Likes’ Paul Pelosi Conspiracy Tweet but Claims It Was an Accident
Ohio Supreme Court justice Pat DeWine said through a spokesperson that he “inadvertently” liked a tweet from Rep. Anthony Sabatini promoting conspiracy theories about the violent attack on Paul Pelosi, husband to the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrat Nancy Pelosi. DeWine, a Republican, unliked the tweet as soon as it was brought…
Northside Parents Weigh Cincinnati City Council’s Proposal to Move Trick-or-Treat to Weekends
Tiny goblins and ghouls galore went door-to-door in neighborhoods across Cincinnati on Oct. 31, during what could be the city’s final trick-or-treat scheduled for a weekday. Cincinnati City Council members are considering putting trick-or-treat on a permanent weekend schedule to protect children’s safety and make the holiday easier on working parents. Council member Liz Keating…
Ohio Medical Board Investigating ‘Magnetic’ COVID-19 Conspiracy Doctor Who Was Supported by West Chester State Rep
Perhaps from the magnetic forces that she has spoken about at length, a controversial Ohio doctor is being pulled back into the spotlight. The state medical board of Ohio has launched an investigation into Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, a Cleveland-area doctor who practices osteopathic medicine. If Tenpenny’s name sounds familiar, it’s because she famously and falsely testified…
Are Republicans – not Democrats – Responsible for 2022’s Early Voting in Ohio?
The latest early voting figures from the Secretary of State’s office show a modest 1.8% increase compared to this point in the last midterm cycle. But there’s an interesting shift happening within those numbers. Latest figures Absentee ballot requests make up the lion’s share of the more than 1 million ballots cast or requested. They…
Guest Commentary: How Commercialization Has Transformed the Day of the Dead
As a Mexican-American who celebrates Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, at the end of October and beginning of November, I’ve noted an increasing concern the past several years that the holiday is becoming more commercialized. Indeed, for those who hold the holiday sacred, it’s jarring to see the extent to…
A Q&A with Kentucky Democratic Senate Hopeful Charles Booker, Running Against Rand Paul
Charles Booker has become one the brightest stars in Kentucky politics over the past few election cycles, radiating charisma and preaching unity, but he once again finds himself a heavy underdog in a U.S. Senate race, this time against incumbent Rand Paul. A win for Booker — a progressive Democrat running in a statewide election…
Taylor Swift Is Coming to Cincinnati on Her ‘The Eras’ Tour
Time to freak out: Taylor Swift is coming to Cincinnati. Here’s everything Swifties need to know about Tay Tay’s upcoming stadium tour. Swift will play Paycor Stadium downtown on July 1, 2023 as part of her “The Eras” tour. Presale TaylorSwiftTix tickets will be released at 10 a.m. Nov. 15, with special Capital One cardholder presale…
Commentary: Ban on “Conversion Therapy” Could Save Hundreds of Lives
Last Monday, the Akron City Council voted to ban “conversion therapy” in the city, making it the eleventh city in Ohio to do so. The pseudoscientific practice referred to as “conversion therapy” encompasses counseling aimed at children focused on changing sexual orientation. The practice has been condemned by the American Medical Association, the American Counseling…
Study: Ohio’s Favorite Halloween Candy is a Classic
Whether you’re a kid sifting through your trick-or-treat loot or a grownup stashing away candy from the porch bowl, we all have our favorite Halloween candy. Turns out, people in Ohio share one favorite in particular. Ohio’s favorite Halloween candy The candy Ohioans buy the most for trick-or-treaters is classic M&M’s, according to the National…
OutReels Film Festival Screens LGBTQ+ Cinema Nov. 4-6
OutReels Film Festival is screening 16 movies, short films and documentaries highlighting stories told from an LGBTQ+ perspective. The festival, in its eleventh annual run, is Friday, Nov. 4 through Sunday Nov. 6 at Warsaw Federal Incline Theater in Price Hill. The first night of the festival will also serve as a ceremony to honor…
New Robert De Niro film ‘Wise Guys’ to be shot in Cincinnati
Hollywood has its eye on Cincinnati: In addition to the new films Dandelion and The Bikeriders being shot in the Queen City, Robert De Niro’s new movie Wise Guys will also be filmed here. The announcement comes from D. Lynn Meyers Casting, who put out the call on Facebook for extras. “We’re excited to start casting…
How to Recycle Halloween Candy Wrappers in Cincinnati
What’s spookier than the thinning of the veil between the realm of the living and the dead each Halloween? The amount of candy wrappers that end up in landfills every year after the haunted holiday. Americans buy roughly 600 million pounds of sweet treats annually for Halloween, with a “vast majority of wrappers” from that…
Guest Commentary: The History Behind the ‘Creepy’ Clown, Just in Time for Halloween
The scary clown has become a horror staple. Featuring Art the Clown as the main villain, Damien Leone’s new film Terrifier 2 is so gruesome that there are reports of viewers vomiting and passing out in the theater. And every Halloween, you’ll see vicious clowns stalking haunted house attractions or trick-or-treaters dressed as Pennywise, the evil clown…
Cincinnati Bengals to Battle Cleveland Browns in Halloween’s Monday Night Football Game
The Cincinnati Bengals are hoping Halloween offers more treats than tricks on the turf Monday. The Bengals’ 2022-2023 regular season continues to approach the halfway point as the team prepares to take on the cross-state rival Cleveland Browns on the road Oct. 31. Cincinnati (4-3) has won four of the last five games – including the last…
Queen City Music Spotlight: Catch These 10 Cincinnati Concerts Featuring Local Acts in November
Even with the conclusion of the summer and spooky season, November still boasts numerous chances to see your favorite Greater Cincinnati bands perform an electric set at a stage near you. Catch exciting performances, ethereal improvisations, sweaty soaring rock and roll and exploratory avant-garde jazz along with a variety of other music events on any…
Guest Commentary: We Can No Longer Afford Election Apathy
Voting in Kentucky is important for representation in a world of uneven voter access.
Covington Food Pantry Discovers Mini Oscar from 1935 in Donation Box
A surprising piece of movie history was found at a Covington thrift shop. Now the shop is trying to solve the mystery of who in the Cincinnati area could have possibly owned this mini Oscar from 1935. Be Concerned food pantry’s executive director Andy Brunsman told CityBeat that the statuette, standing small but mighty at 5.75…
Cincinnati Cyclones to Drop the Puck on 2022-2023 Season Oct. 29
After a few months without ice time in front of a home audience, the Cincinnati Cyclones are eager to nab those goals at Heritage Bank Center. Cincinnati’s pro hockey team will entertain the masses with its 2022-2023 season home opener on Oct. 29. The puck drops at 7:30 p.m. as the Cyclones take on the…
Experts: Inflation Has Hit Kentucky SNAP Recipients Hard
SNAP recipients are hard-hit by inflation, funding could fix that with local farmers.
Boozy Mountain Dew Hits Cincinnati Store Shelves
Mad Men’s Peggy Olsen once said, “You need three ingredients for a cocktail. Vodka and Mountain Dew is an emergency.” Well, sound the alarms, because a new boozy Mountain Dew is here. The company released HARD MTN DEW in select Cincinnati stores on Oct. 26. Ohio is one of ten states to get the new…
Your Guide to Halloween 2022 in Cincinnati
All Hallows’ Eve approaches, so you may be wondering how you can celebrate the most frightening night of the year in Cincinnati. From spooktacular frights like goblins and ghouls to the less terrifying, like bar crawls and pumpkin patches, we’ve compiled a roundup of all the things happening in Cincinnati leading up to Halloween night.…
The Judaism/Christianity Abortion Battle, Plus 9 Other Greater Cincinnati News Stories You May Have Missed This Week
It’s been a banner week for attorneys in the Buckeye State, with a number of big trials hearing vital testimony and debating major legalities. Elsewhere, a Cincinnati sports ceremony might get spiced up next year, and a hip-hop legend just received an open-ended welcome to the Queen City. Catch up on the headlines below. Jake…
FC Cincinnati Head Coach: Next Season Is ‘Only Going to Get More Difficult’
FC Cincinnati hit a ton of highs during the 2022 season: Its first-ever postseason berth. A postseason win against a higher seed. A club record for consecutive scoring games. A stadium named as “best in the world.” But that just means the bar is set even higher for 2023. During a recent media briefing, FC…
Guest Commentary: 2022 Already Hits Record for School Shootings With Months Left to Go
As a Michigan teen pleaded guilty on Oct. 24, 2022, to killing four students in a December 2021 attack, America was learning of yet another school shooting. This time, it was a performance arts high school in St. Louis, where a former student opened fire, killing two and injuring at least seven others before dying…
Journey Borealis Returns to Pyramid Hill With New Lights, Displays and Art Installations
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum’s premier holiday light show, Journey Borealis, will return to Hamilton starting Friday, Nov. 18. The show, formerly known as Holiday Lights on the Hill, will run for its 23rd consecutive year. The drive-through light show features over a million lights, as well as scenic holiday displays and artist installations…
Cincinnati Trick-or-Treat Could Permanently Move to Weekend Evenings
Cincinnati City Council members are considering putting Halloween trick-or-treat on a permanent weekend schedule. Liz Keating has introduced a motion to move the annual tradition permanently to weekend evenings but says the change will only happen if a city-wide survey reflects the “community has a shared interest.” She says that she wants to know what parents…
Former Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Bronson Arroyo Discusses Curveballs, Music upon Reds Hall of Fame Induction Announcement
The 2023 Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame induction ceremony will feature a bit of guitar, if Bronson Arroyo has anything to say – or sing – about it. “As long as we can make it work out logistically, yeah, we’re going to do it,” Arroyo – who’s both a pitcher and a musician – told…
West Chester Is Getting the Country’s Second-Largest Indoor Pickleball Facility
West Chester will soon be home to the country’s second-biggest indoor pickleball facility. The Pickle Lodge will feature 17 indoor courts, cushioned playing surfaces, a bar and restaurant and, eventually, five outdoor courts. It will also have a group event space. The new facility will be located in the former Court Yard Sportsplex building on…
Guest Commentary: The Roles Gender, Race, Age and Voter ID Laws Play in Casting a Ballot
Who shows up to cast a ballot and who is allowed to mark a ballot and have it counted will determine which candidates take office and what issues they focus on. The Conversation asked three scholars of different aspects of voter turnout for their insights as the election approaches. More women vote, and white women vote…
Hip Hop Artist Common Gets Key to the City at Cincinnati Pops Performance
When hip hop legend and Oscar-, Emmy- and Grammy Award-winning artist Common performed with the Cincinnati Pops on Oct. 25, he may have gotten more than he expected. A video posted to social media shows Cincinnati mayor Aftab Pureval taking to the stage at Music Hall to present Common with the key to the city. “As…
OTR Bar Lost & Found’s Weekly Spaghetti Night Pairs Unique Pasta Experience With Funk Music and Wine
Over-the-Rhine bar Lost & Found has launched a one-of-a-kind “pasta experience” to feed not only your body, but your soul during the long work week. Each Wednesday, Lost & Found is hosting Juice & Funk Spaghetti Night, a pop-up experience that’s filled with exactly that: Wine, music and pasta. The bar says it’s part of…
Joe Biden Wants Everyone to Know He’s Not Pardoning Pot Dealers
Even though cannabis reform advocates praised President Joe Biden for finally making good on his promise to expunge pot records, the president evidently wants folks to know that clemency doesn’t apply to dealers. During a speech last week at Delaware State University, Biden trumpeted his record on weed but pointed out that the pardon doesn’t…
Bootsy Collins Announces New Album ‘Funk Not Fight’ on His 71st Birthday
Cincinnati funk and R&B legend Bootsy Collins celebrated his 71st birthday by announcing a forthcoming collaborative compilation album project titled Funk Not Fight. The album pools talent from emerging artists whose music will be featured alongside Collins’ own funky contributions and, according to a press release, will also include Lettuce, Buckethead, Zapp, Triggy, Syleena Johnson,…
Jake Wagner to Take the Stand Again in Pike County Massacre Trial
Eight weeks into the trial of George Wagner IV, there is new insight into the motive behind the 2016 custody battle-turned-mass slaying of Pike County’s Rhoden family. In his Oct. 24 testimony, Edward “Jake” Wagner said he had “no choice” but to kill Hanna Rhoden, the mother of his 3-year-old daughter, the Associated Press reports. The…
Ice Skating and Bumper Cars Return to Downtown Cincinnati’s Fountain Square Nov. 5
Nothing says winter or the holiday season in Cincinnati quite like ice skating downtown. The UC Health Ice Rink will open for the season Nov. 5 at Fountain Square, but skaters can reserve their spots now. Fountain Square is also the only rink in the Tri-State to offer the chance to drive a bumper car…
Study: Despite Reds’ 100-Loss Season, Cincinnati Is a Top City for Baseball
The Cincinnati Reds may not have had the best 2022 season, but the team still is a positive for the city. That’s the takeaway from a new WalletHub study, which has released its new ranking of the best baseball cities in the United States. In its index of fan-friendliness, the personal finance website ranks Cincinnati…
The American Sign Museum in Cincinnati Is Expanding and Improving
The American Sign Museum (ASM) is set to double in size by the end of 2023. The museum has launched a campaign to raise more than $5 million and bring about numerous updates, including expanding into the currently unused 20,000 square foot section of its permanent location in Camp Washington. With large donations from museum…
13 Spooky Halloween Bar Parties in Cincinnati This Weekend for Costumed Drinking
The end of spooky season is nigh. That means this weekend is the time to break out those Halloween costumes and hit the town for a drink. If you’re looking for a place to party like the undead, here are 13 suggestions: Halloween Party and Pop-Up Drag Show Spooktacular at Rhinegeist Come out to Rhinegeist…
Rooftop Igloos Are Back at Braxton Brewing Company
Braxton Brewing Company is bringing back its popular IGLOOBAR, so you can cozy up with a drink on the rooftop during the colder months. Beginning Nov. 2, you can rent one of Braxton’s 10 private, heated igloos for two-and-a-half hours. Each one holds up to eight people, and guests are served food and drinks directly…
Two Ohio Voter Polls Suggest Tight U.S. Senate Race, Strong Lead for Gov. Mike DeWine
Two new polls of Ohio voters reiterate what many previous surveys have suggested. The race for U.S. Senate is neck and neck, while Gov. Mike DeWine holds a commanding lead in his reelection bid. Marist pollsters spoke with 1,240 Ohioans Oct. 17-20 over the phone, via text or online. The margin of error for the entire…
Here are the 2022 Trick-or-Treat Times in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
The spookiest day of the year is next week, so we’re here to inform the goblins and ghouls what time they need to don their costumes and break out the trick-or-treat bags. Here are the trick-or-treat times for areas around the city proper: City of Cincinnati — 6-8 p.m. Oct. 31 City of Covington —…
Northside Tavern to Host “Eat Your Heart Out” Halloween Cover Show Featuring Cincinnati Bands
Your favorite bands are back from the dead this weekend at Northside Tavern for “Eat Your Heart Out,” a two-night Halloween concert featuring cover acts pooled from some of the city’s coolest musicians. This year’s roster includes 10 bands split between Friday, Oct. 28 and Saturday, Oct. 29. Hosted by local voiceover artist and musician…
Folk-Rock Band Dawes Returns to Cincinnati’s Taft Theatre in March
With the release of their newest album, Misadventures of Doomscroller, Dawes is set to embark on another tour. Once again, they’re coming to Cincinnati and bringing their brand of vintage-sounding California folk rock to Taft Theatre. The venue and the band have quite the history together, as Dawes has played the historic Cincinnati theatre on…
Studio Kroner’s Newest Exhibit Examines Literal and Metaphorical Trash — and How it Threatens Our Future
Trash is everywhere. Literal garbage litters the streets and sidewalks. Metaphorical trash makes up much of the content flooding news channels and phone screens. In its upcoming exhibit Trash Talk, Studio Kroner is putting this trash in the spotlight, and examining how it threatens our future. The exhibit will feature works by studio founder Paul…
Cincinnati’s Oldest Tavern, Arnold’s Bar & Grill, Hosts Two-Night-Only Halloween Ghost Hunt
Arnold’s Bar & Grill is Cincinnati’s oldest tavern. And, along with a rich history of slinging spirits of the alcoholic kind, the premises are also reported to be crawling with spirits of the dead-person kind. To delve deeper into its paranormal past, the bar is hosting a two-night-only ghost hunt this Halloween. Related In partnership…
Alabama Fish Bar Reopens After Truck Crashes into Storefront
After an accident closed its doors earlier this month, a favorite Over-the-Rhine restaurant is back to slinging its beloved fried fish. Alabama Fish Bar has reopened after a pickup truck smashed into its front doors on Oct. 4. Currently, the restaurant is serving via “a temporary walk-up window along Race Street,” according to a press release from Alabama…
New Lunch Spot Y’all Cafe Opens in Covington
There’s a new casual breakfast and lunch spot in Northern Kentucky. The cozily named Y’all Cafe opened its doors at the RiverCenter complex in Covington on Oct. 24. The eatery features everything from omelets and avocado toast to burgers, salads and sandwiches, plus a selection of boozy beverages like local beer, bloody marys, mimosas and cocktails.…
In Letter, FC Cincinnati Owner Credits Team Success to Fans’ ‘Unwavering Support’
Fans have been a key part of FC Cincinnati’s 2022 season success, the team’s owner says. In an Oct. 23 letter to fans, FC Cincinnati controlling owner and co-CEO Carl H. Lindner III noted the club’s historic achievements – including a first-time postseason berth – and improved output this season over previous years, adding that fan…
Two State Reps — One from Cincinnati — Want to Raise ‘Subminimum Wage’ for Ohio Disabled
Ohio’s minimum wage is set to increase in January from $9.30 an hour to $10.10, but, unless the law changes, the disabled will be left far behind. They can currently earn the state’s “subminimum” wage of $4.25 an hour and can be paid substantially less than that, according to a report from Columbus’ NBC 4. Now,…
15 Ways to Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Cincinnati-Style Chili
Certain cities are in part defined by their native cuisines. Although at times stereotypical, one cannot debate the value of partaking in a hot slice of New York-style pizza in the Big Apple, a hunk of deep dish in Chicago or a greasy cheesesteak topped with Cheez Whiz in Philadelphia. And while these dishes are…
The Cincinnati Bengals Crushed the Atlanta Falcons, so Fans Get Free Gold Star Chili Monday
Joe Burrow is finding his groove, and the city is benefiting from it. The Cincinnati Bengals topped the Atlanta Falcons 35-17 at Paycor Stadium on Oct. 23, and quarterback Burrow is just one big reason why. Burrow is now the NFL’s first player to have five games of passing for 400 yards or more in…
Ohio Supreme Court: Cedar Point, Kings Island Customers Not Owed Refunds for COVID Shutdowns
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that Cedar Fair, L.P. — the owner of Cedar Point in Sandusky, Kings Island in Cincinnati and other attractions across North America — had every right to change its admission rules during the government-mandated COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. The court ruled that Cedar Fair, L.P. was “neither unjustly enriched nor in breach…
Miller Lite to Offer Free Metro Rides to the Cincinnati Bengals Game Against the Atlanta Falcons
Miller Lite and Cincinnati Metro are teaming up to offer free rides to Bengals fans before, during and after the team’s game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, Oct. 23. Looking to throw back a few cold ones and celebrate the 3-3 Bengals season this Sunday? Get home safe thanks to Miller Lite’s Free Rides…
Racist City Employees Are on Notice, and 9 Other Greater Cincinnati News Stories You May Have Missed This Week
If you’re in a food coma from gorging on Cincinnati Taco Week’s $2 tacos, we’ll forgive you for missing some of this week’s big news. Below, catch up on local government, politics, sports, celeb sightings and Halloween fun, and don’t forget to catch CityBeat’s latest print edition on newsstands now. Cincinnati City Manager to Employees: If…
Cincinnati City Manager to Employees: If You Say the N-Word, You’re Fired
Cincinnati government officials are finally enacting a new policy regarding city employees’ use of racial slurs after several police officers recently used the N-word and other insults while on duty. During an Oct. 20 public meeting, city manager Sheryl Long shared that through administrative regulation 25, the city’s non-discrimination policy will ensure that city employees…
FC Cincinnati Ends 2022 With Playoff Loss to Philadelphia Union in MLS Cup
FC Cincinnati may have been eliminated from its MLS Cup playoff run, but it ends with the team’s best season so far along with hope for the future. Cincinnati’s pro soccer team came up short during the Eastern Conference semi-final round on Oct. 20, losing 1-0 on the road to the Philadelphia Union. This was…
U.S. Senate Candidate J.D. Vance Visits Middletown, Stokes Southern Border Fears to Gain on Tim Ryan
U.S. Senate candidate J.D. Vance said he’s already beating his opponent Tim Ryan during a visit to Middletown on Oct. 19. “We’re ahead,” Vance said to a small but dedicated group of supporters at the Butler County Republican Party headquarters. “Even in the ‘fake media’ polls – the same polls that said Joe Biden would…
Review: ‘Werewolf by Night,’ ‘Hellraiser,’ and Other New Horror Movies to Stream (or Avoid) Right Now
Here we are, just before Halloween, the most wonderful season of the year. Thankfully for horror fans, there are a slew of new films and television shows to absorb and champion. In this digital streaming age of unlimited, unrivaled content, it can be next to impossible to watch everything, so here are seven must-see new…
Contemporary Arts Center to Unveil Revamped, Repurposed Creativity Center
On Oct. 29, the Contemporary Arts Center will launch its new Creativity Center on the sixth floor of the museum. The space previously was called the Sara M. and Patricia A. Vance Education Center, or The UnMuseum. The re-envisioned sixth floor of the CAC is coming after years of research and development, media materials say.…
Great Parks Offering Two Night Hikes on Halloween Weekend
Great Parks is offering two (not-so) spooky Halloween night hikes in October. On Oct. 29, specially planned evening hikes will be held at both Farbach-Werner Preserve and Sharon Woods. Each hike will offer their own unique experiences. At Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve, 100 jack o’lanterns will light the path 6:30-7:30 p.m. for a self-guided, family-friendly hike…
‘Welcome To Night Vale’ Podcast to Broadcast Live from Taft Theatre in February
The wildly popular and fantastically weird podcast Welcome to Night Vale will broadcast live from Taft Theatre on Feb. 25. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 21. When Welcome to Night Vale debuted in June 2012, it took the podcast world by storm. After decades of only hearing about radio dramas from…
Findlay Market’s 11th Annual Fall Food Fest Returns with More Local, Fall-Inspired Food This Weekend
Hungry? The Fall Food Festival returns to Findlay Market this weekend for its 11th year. Swing by on Oct. 23 for a wildly fun afternoon full of fall-inspired food samples from 37 local businesses. Findlay Market’s 11th Annual Fall Food Fest will feature several activities to be enjoyed by the entire family, regardless of age…
Here’s What to Watch in a Halloween Double Feature
Everyone’s entitled to one good scare on Halloween night, but masked serial killer Michael Myers terrorizes Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) and the community of Haddonfield year after ghoulish year in the Halloween film franchise. Largely heralded as the archetype of the slasher horror movie sub-genre with its 1978 debut, the Halloween series has seen…
Greg Sestero of ‘The Room’ to Screen New Horror Movie at Esquire Theatre
Oh hi, Mark. Greg Sestero, star of cult-classic movie The Room — the best, worst film ever made — will be at the Esquire on Saturday, Oct. 22 for a double feature. The theater will be screening Sestero’s new horror, Miracle Valley, which he wrote, directed and stars in. In the film’s trailer, we see a…
Guest Commentary: Three Takeaways from the Final U.S. Senate Debate Between Ohio’s J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan
Heated exchanges bookended the U.S. Senate debate in Youngstown on Oct. 17. Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance criticized one another sharply on their records and stances. Digging into those conflicts offers a glimpse into their contrasting plans for the U.S. Senate. Abortion: Clarifying and Obscuring Positions Since the U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe…
Kings Island Reveals Details for Brand New ‘Adventure Port’ Attraction
After teasing a big announcement on its social media accounts yesterday, Kings Island has revealed something new coming to the park in 2023: Adventure Port. This land, which will be located between Coney Mall and Action Zone, is described on the website as “resting in the foothills of overgrown mountains and dense tropical terrain” and…
Despite Reports of Harm, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Refuses Comment on the State’s Abortion Ban
With Gov. Mike DeWine’s blessing, Ohio is in court, fighting to reimpose strict abortion regulations under a law he signed in 2019. But he’s refusing to publicly comment on the numerous stories of suffering it caused during the 11 weeks it was enforced. The law DeWine signed, Senate Bill 23, bans abortion after fetal cardiac…
What to Know Before FC Cincinnati Battles Philadelphia Union in MLS Eastern Conference Semi-Finals
FC Cincinnati will take another shot at history this week. Cincinnati’s pro soccer team will face the Philadelphia Union in the Eastern Conference semi-finals of the Major League Soccer Cup on Oct. 20. Kickoff at Subaru Park in Pennsylvania is scheduled for 8 p.m. Cincinnati continues the competition as the No. 5 seed in the conference,…
