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The case of Rodney Hinton Jr. is a stark reminder that trauma, especially racial trauma, is cumulative. It builds, silently, beneath the surface until it explodes.

Mothers across the U.S. are prepping to celebrate and be celebrated on Mother’s Day! While one day of appreciation is just a drop in the bucket for the amount of praise moms deserve, several business are getting in on the celebration to show their love for all the mothers out there. RELATED: Sing to Me: 13 […]

Joey B took Manhattan, and did it in Gucci. Last night, Bengals QB Joe Burrow made his Met Gala debut and did not disappoint. The 2025 Met Gala celebrated the theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” celebrating Black dandyism and Black diasporic fashion history. RELATED: The Top Superfine Looks From the 2025 Met Gala Burrow hit the […]

A stretch of State Route 562 will now bear the name of one of the region’s late public servants. The Norwood Lateral, running between I-75 and I-71, was officially renamed the Brigid Kelly Norwood Lateral. The honor took place Thursday afternoon in memory of the late Brigid Kelly, a longtime state and county official who […]

There’s something special about summer in Ohio. Maybe it’s the way the sun cuts between the trees when you drive through a valley, or how Put-in-Bay becomes our own little beach haven (it’s Turks & Caicos if you let us tell it). Whether you’re craving nature, beachy vibes, or just a solid, quick city weekend […]

Thing You Should Know About Wawa, The Convenience Store Coming To Indiana Wawa, a beloved convenience store chain known for its hoagies, coffee, and fresh food options, is undergoing a significant expansion into new states, including Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. Here’s what you should know about Wawa: If Wawa is entering your state, expect a […]

The Banks is tightening its weekend rules. Starting Friday, April 25th, the Public Plaza (the stretch between Great American Ball Park to Walnut Street/Jefferson Social) will be restricted to guests 21 and older from 10PM to 2AM every Friday and Saturday night. Officials say the new policy is meant “to provide a safer, more controlled […]

Cincinnati Public Schools is pushing back against pressure from the Trump administration to abandon its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. In early April, the U.S. Department of Education sent letters to school districts across the country demanding they certify compliance with a new interpretation of civil rights law—one that frames DEI initiatives as discriminatory. Districts […]

Ryan Coogler has never been one to play it safe. From the raw heartbreak of Fruitvale Station to the cultural shift of Black Panther, his storytelling has always been rooted in truth, tension, and the unflinching nuances of Black life. But with Sinners, Coogler steps into a deeper, darker space… One that isn’t just asking […]

Hamilton County is preparing to spend $185 million to soup up Paycor Stadium as part of a newly unveiled deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. This marks the first phase of what could, eventually, become an $830 million overhaul of the 24-year-old facility. RELATED: Bengals Secure Future with Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins Extensions Inside the […]

Cincinnati showed up and showed out for the 1st Annual Spring Fling, hosted by Radio One Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Recreation Commission! Held at the Dunham Recreation Center and presented by the Law Offices of Blake Maislin, with support from IDEA Public Schools, the event brought out families from all over the city for a […]

Radio One and Law Offices of Blake Maislin welcome the The Queens tour, featuring Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, and Stephanie Mills. Four legends, ONE stage – LIVE at Heritage Bank Center May 31st. For your tickets, visit at Ticketmaster.com