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By Kyle Sutherland | Photo by Tommy Land    With the start of a new season, SBLive is previewing Arkansas high school basketball. Today, we feature eight teams

A youth football coach in Cincinnati died in front of his young players Tuesday night after a man fatally shot him and wounded another man in the street near a public park.

The Childrens of Mississippi hospital recently received a $3 million donation towards an advanced cleft and craniofacial treatment center.

/PRNewswire/ -- Andy Ziskind, MD, Managing Director and CEO of BDC Advisors, a national healthcare consulting firm, announced today that Mitchell Morris, MD, a...

Community advocates urge people to drop the guns and stop the violence.

The Cincinnati Police Department is hiring 50 additional officers thanks to a more than $6 million grant from the Department of Justice.

Cincinnati has tallied 339 shootings and 77 homicides in 2021.

Recently, the curfew was extended and walked back to 9 p.m. instead of 10 p.m. Despite the curfew, violence is still happening and community leaders said they need more time and more money.

Longtime community activist issues community-wide plea for help while trying to stay hopeful

Hundreds fired up engines in anti-violence demonstration Ride for Peace Hundreds fired up engines to Ride for Peace and last updated 2021-05-03 11:14:09-04 CINCINNATI — Hundreds gathered on Sunday afternoon to Ride for Peace in a show of solidarity against violence in local communities and to call on communities to get involved. Among the hundreds who fired up motorcycles for the ride was Bridget Swint, whose son, LeRon Billings, was shot and killed in Walnut Hills in 2008. She still wait...