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Flash flood warning in Indiana as storms continue in Cincinnati and NKY Cameron Knight and Chris Mayhew, Cincinnati Enquirer © Albert Cesare / The Enquirer A view of Downtown Cincinnati from Mt. Adams as a thunderstorm approaches from the west on Friday, July 16, 2021. The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the area. Update, 9:25 p.m. Areas of southeast Indiana are under a flash flood warning until midnight Friday, according to the National Weat...

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SHARE FORT WRIGHT, Ky. — Kentucky is investing $23 million to make roads near schools around the state safer for students. What You Need To Know Kentucky is investing $23 million to improve school road safety 70 schools across 44 counties will benefit 70 schools across 44 counties will benefit Teacher at St. Agnes School says funds will help greatly A woman who works at one of the schools benefiting in Northern Kentucky says the improvements are much needed. Just as students look forward to t...

Hild trial begins today in Manhattan: ‘This is when the truth comes out’ April 13, 2021 6 Michael Hild’s federal criminal trial for charges of securities fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud is set to begin today. ( BizSense file) The federal criminal trial of Richmond businessman Michael Hild is set to begin this morning, nearly two years after he was first arrested and charged in an alleged multi-million dollar bond scheme amid the collapse of his once-thriving mortgage company, Live Well F...

Kentucky has opened up vaccinations for everyone ages 16 and older starting Monday. “Starting on Monday, if you’re 16 and up, you qualify to get this vaccine. No other limitations out there,” Gov. Andy Beshear said last week. Only the Pfizer vaccine has been approved by the FDA for people ages 16-18 and can be administered to everyone over age 16, Beshear noted. The Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available to anyone age 18 and older. “This is a good day. This news means ...

Hild criminal trial for fraud charges on track for April 12 in Manhattan March 17, 2021 3 Michael Hild faces charges of securities fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud related to an alleged bond scheme at his now-defunct Live Well Financial. ( BizSense file) With nearly two years having passed since he was arrested and charged with fraud in the wake of the collapse of his Chesterfield-based mortgage company, Michael Hild’s chance to defend himself in front of a jury is fast approaching. Hild’s ...

Niche has released its Best Places to Live in 2021 data and Greater Cincinnati has made a forceful showing in the rankings.  Madeira ranked No. 4 in all of Ohio and Fort Thomas ranked No. 2 in all of Kentucky.  “In the past year, many people have become more mobile than ever before. Especially if they’re able to work remotely, people are asking themselves where they really want to live,” CEO and founder of Niche Luke Skurman said in a statement. Niche said 228 cities and 18,516 towns an...

Cincinnati Area Job Openings: Check Out The Latest Patch 2/8/2021 Job News © Shutterstock / NPFire The employment site ZipRecruiter.com has listed scores of jobs that have opened even as the coronavirus pandemic continues and many businesses remain closed. CINCINNATI, OH — As unemployment levels remain high amid the coronavirus pandemic, many local employers in and around Cincinnati are still searching for new employees. Whether youre looking for full-time or part-time wo...

Clark County History: Moses Williams, Buffalo Soldier By Martin Middlewood, for The Columbian Published: February 7, 2021, 6:00am Share: Medal of Honor recipient Moses Williams (1845-1899) served in the U.S. Army for 31 years. When he hadnt received his medal for "distinguished gallantry in action" after a delay of 15 years, Williams was forced to petition the Secretary of War while serving at Fort Stevens on the Oregon Coast as an ordnance sergeant. He earned the countrys h...

Police said she was last seen being dropped off on Vine Street at McMicken Avenue on Dec. 22.