Caffé Vivace Joins Midwest Jazz Collective
Cincinnati is no stranger to jazz. Once called a “hotbed” for jazz musicians, the city has a rich history of attracting jazz talent and preserving the cultural significance of jazz music. The Midwest Jazz Collective, a cooperative of jazz clubs throughout the Midwest, intends to preserve and advance “the great American art form that is…
The Spectacular Fantastic Returns with New Album ‘Fantasy Clouds’
Cincinnati musician Mike Detmer has returned with the release of Fantasy Clouds, the new album by his band, The Spectacular Fantastic. This album carries the signature dreamy rock sound the band has become known for over the past few decades. Between rock lullaby intro track “Greed” and the flowy, ’70s-inspired “Vacant” and “Don’t Worry,” it’s…
The University of Cincinnati’s Club Hockey Team’s Journey to Division I Athletics
A 20-minute drive north of the University of Cincinnati’s campus, you’ll find Queen City Sportsplex — a massive facility featuring two ice rinks, six hardwood courts for basketball or volleyball, an inline rink that doubles as four additional volleyball courts, a hockey pro shop and, of course, a full-service bar. But, beyond the rinks, this…
It’s a Healthcare-nomenon: SofaBurn Inc. is Making Health Care Affordable for Greater Cincinnati Artists
In the heart of Dayton, Kentucky’s Historic District, tucked inconspicuously between a salon and a chiropractor’s office, sits SofaBurn Records, an independent record label founded by Chris Mueller. The label boasts an impressive roster of over 20 artists. From Kentucky-based country musician Jeremy Pinnell to Swedish blues-rock band Black River Delta, SofaBurn is non-genre specific…
Best Testosterone Booster in 2025 to Increase T Levels
A balanced testosterone level is key to optimal health and fitness, offering benefits like improved muscle gains, strength, mood, and energy levels. Many times, bodybuilders, fitness enthusiasts, and older men seek natural ways to enhance their testosterone levels for better overall well-being. However, finding the right testosterone booster could be a trial-and-error process, as what…
Greater Cincinnati Girl Scouts Appeal to New Archbishop to Mend Relationship
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio (GSWO) wants more than just cookie sales right now; they’re asking for signatures on an open letter to Cincinnati’s new archbishop. “We welcome you to the Archdiocese of Cincinnati,” reads an open letter addressed to Archbishop-designate Robert Casey. “We ask your help with an urgent issue affecting thousands of Catholic…
Ohio Senate Bill Looks to Add Party Labels to Local and State School Board Races
A bill just introduced in the Ohio Senate would create partisan elections for candidates in State Board of Education and local school district board of education races. Ohio Senate Bill 107, introduced by state Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, would require candidates in State Board of Education and local school district board of education races, along…
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Officially Requests Federal Approval for Medicaid Work Requirements
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has officially asked the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to approve Medicaid work requirements. Under the proposal, Ohio Medicaid expansion recipients would need to be at least 55 years old, employed, be enrolled in school or a job training program, be in a recovery program or have a serious physical…
New Documentary Explores Legacy of King Records
A new documentary exploring the impact and legacy of King Records, one of Cincinnati’s most significant contributions to popular culture, was chosen for PBS Open Call for Emerging Filmmakers. The film debuts Friday, March 9, at the Woodward Theater as part of the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival. The showing will be followed by a dance…
CPD Releases Body Cam Video After Officer Shoots Man Holding Knife in Walnut Hills
The Cincinnati Police Department on Monday released details and body camera footage after an officer shot a man armed with a knife Sunday night in Walnut Hills. The shooting happened around 9:30 p.m. in the parking lot of an apartment building on Gilbert Avenue. During a Monday press conference, CPD Chief Teresa Theetge said officers…
Under Cover Book Club: March 2025 Book Reviews
CityBeat is partnering with Under Cover Book Club on a book-based scavenger hunt in Cincinnati. Every month, the Under Cover Book Club will hide books around the city for you to find with clues posted on social media and CityBeat will publish short reviews of those books to give you a taste of what’s to come. These…
Newport on the Levee’s LEGO Cafe, The Brickery, Closes Permanently
The first LEGO-inspired cafe in Greater Cincinnati — and the United States — is closing its doors after just 15 months in business. The Brickery Cafe & Play opened at Newport on the Levee at the end of 2023. The concept combined dining, shopping and entertainment in an immersive space that allowed kids and adults…
Horror-Musical Comedy Shot in Cincinnati to Premiere at Esquire Theatre
A new film shot in Greater Cincinnati is getting its big debut at a local theater. “Hands Across Tromerica” is a traveling film festival by Troma Films that will showcase six of their newest genre flicks. The festival kicks off at Clifton’s Esquire Theatre on Saturday, March 22 and includes the premiere of Sweet Meats,…
Factory 52 to Host St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Factory 52 in Norwood is ‘Dublin’ the St. Patrick’s Day fun with a special dog- and kid-friendly event this March. The mixed-use entertainment center will host its Sham Rock & Roll celebration on Saturday, March 15 from noon to 10 p.m. Guests can expect dog-friendly activities, live music and festive fun for all ages. The…
Ohio State University is Closing its Office of Diversity and Inclusion
Ohio State President Ted Carter announced the changes during Thursday’s University Senate meeting. Friday is the deadline for schools to comply with the U.S. Department of Education’s Dear Colleague letter that threatened to rescind federal funds for schools that use race-conscious practices in admissions, programming, training, hiring, scholarships and other aspects of student life. “The…
Ohio Parents of Kids with Special Needs Demand Preservation of U.S. Department of Education
Parents from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Oklahoma used words like “brilliant,” “wonderful,” “hilarious” and “beautiful” to describe their kids. It’s those traits the moms and dads will do anything to preserve, even as they worry about the future education of their children, who have diagnoses such as autism and Down syndrome. The parents, and special…
DOGE, Gaza, 2028: Rep. Greg Landsman Walks CityBeat Through His Current Strategy
Greg Landsman, a Democrat representing Ohio’s 1st District in the U.S. House of Representatives, is navigating two rising tides: President Donald Trump’s “hostile takeover” of the federal government, as he described it in a recent town hall, and the loudening voices of constituents telling him to do something about it. Landsman hosted two town halls…
Privee on Elm Provides a New Take on Upscale Cocktails
The newest take on an upscale cocktail bar has landed in Over-the-Rhine. Located at 1905 Elm St., Privee on Elm is set to open Saturday, March 1. The new joint has a prime location, set just north of Findlay Market but near other Cincinnati hotspots like Rhinegeist Brewery and Northern Row. Privee has set out…
Moerlein Lager House to Host Inaugural Bockfest Cry Baby Goat Calling Competition
The biggest celebration of spring, dark beer and goats in Cincinnati is happening next week, and in honor of the occasion, Moerlein Lager House is launching a new competition to see if you can bleat out the competition. On Friday, March 7 — the first day of the 33rd annual Bockfest — Moerlein will host…
Fill Out a Bracket for the Chance to Win During Cincinnati Museum Center’s MAX Madness Tournament
Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is getting in on the action of March Madness with their own Big Dance for fans of its OMNIMAX Theater. From now until March 9, you can fill out a MAX Madness bracket featuring 16 classic OMNIMAX films that are vying for the title of champion. CMC has both printable and…
Even With FC Cincinnati’s New Faces, Fans are Bringing The Same Expectations for a Winning Season
Last weekend, FC Cincinnati opened their 2025 MLS campaign with a 1-0 victory over the visiting New York Red Bulls. This was the beginning of a season that holds plenty of uncertainty for the club, despite a significant amount of recent success. Much of this is due to the departure of fan-favorite and easily the…
‘I Don’t Have Anybody’: Adoptive Teen Son of Former KY Governor Talks About Life on His Own
He calls it, with irony, his “great escape.” Three days after his adoptive parents — former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and his wife, Glenna — sent him to a youth facility in Jamaica, Jonah Bevin attempted to flee after witnessing staff brutally beat another youth. “I got beat really, really bad,” Jonah said in a…
Ohio Democrats Seek to Codify Reproductive Care, Align State Law with Constitutional Amendment
Ohio Democratic lawmakers will try to push back against existing abortion regulations and align state law with the state constitution in a new bill to codify reproductive care. State Reps. Anita Somani, D-Dublin, and Desiree Tims, D-Dayton, introduced House Bill 128 this month, which seeks to repeal “archaic laws in our state that do not…
Best Cannabis Seed Companies to Buy Cannabis Seeds Online
Thinking of growing your own cannabis but not sure where to start? Finding a reliable seed bank with high-quality genetics can make all the difference in your growing success. With so many seed companies out there, it can be overwhelming to choose the best one. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the top…
Cincinnati Ballet Says ‘Wizard of Oz’ Protesters’ Claims are ‘Patently False’
The Cincinnati Ballet is responding to claims made by pro-Palestinian demonstrators who staged a protest during a Wednesday performance of The Wizard of Oz at Music Hall. According to a press release from one of the protesters, Mike Madanat, fourteen pro-Palestinian activists disrupted a production of The Wizard of Oz by dropping a “FREE PALESTINE”…
Cincinnati Burlesque Festival Returns for Second Year
A Cincinnati festival dedicated to the art of burlesque returns this spring. The second-annual Queen of the West Burlesque Festival is happening at Memorial Hall from Friday through Sunday, March 28-30. This local, community-driven festival celebrates burlesque, movement and expression and will kick off with a Welcome Mixer on Friday, complete with a pop-up show…
Cincinnati Church to Feature Art Installation Affirming the LGBTQ+ Community This Weekend
A Clifton church with a strong commitment to uplifting the LGBTQ+ community is lighting up the night with a message of affirmation. This weekend, Clifton United Methodist Church will project a colorful display on the side of its building created by artist Douglas Borntrager, who also prepared an installation for BLINK 2024. The installation, called…
Ohio Republicans Introduce Another Bill to Ban DEI in Public K-12 Schools
A new bill proposed by an Ohio Republican lawmaker would ban diversity and inclusion efforts in Ohio K-12 public schools. State Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, recently introduced Ohio Senate Bill 113, which would require every local board of education in the state to adopt a policy that would end any current diversity and inclusion offices…
Ohio Senate Passes Bill to Overhaul Weed Law Passed by Voters, Lower THC and Limit Home Grow
Ohio Senate Republicans passed a bill Wednesday that would make significant changes to the marijuana law passed by Ohio voters in 2023, including reducing allowable levels of THC, limiting home grow, and making it illegal to buy and bring back across state lines. Senate Bill 56 passed by a 23-9 party line vote and will…
How Consulting Services Improve Your Chances of Getting Into Medical School
Getting accepted to medical school is one of the most challenging things you need to do to become a doctor. But it’s not just about having top grades or nailing the MCAT—although those are undeniably important. You’re competing against thousands of driven, accomplished applicants. You’re all vying for a small number of coveted spots. This…
Wawa Announces Opening Date of First Greater Cincinnati Location
Greater Cincinnati — and Ohio, for that matter — will soon have its very first Wawa. On Wednesday, Wawa announced it would officially open its first-ever Ohio Wawa location on the retailer’s 61st anniversary, April 16, also known as “Wawa Day” by associates and customers. The store will be located in Liberty Township at 7198…
Ohio Power Giants Push Back on Energy Overhaul Bill
Ohio lawmakers are mulling broad changes to the state’s energy system to encourage new power generation facilities. The Ohio House and Senate versions of the bills eliminate long-criticized coal plant subsidies and so-called “electric security plans” which allow utilities to charge customers for system upgrades and basic upkeep like trimming trees near power lines. But…
Proposed Ohio Child Tax Credit Would Produce $740M Benefit to State Economy, Analysis Finds
In his biennial budget proposal, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to create a $1,000 per-child tax credit for middle and low-income families. In addition to benefiting the families themselves, it would produce nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars in annual benefit to the Ohio economy, according to an analysis released on Monday. Families with children…
UC President Calls ‘Biological’ Bathroom Signs an ‘Error,’ Promises to Keep DEI Programs For Now
Hundreds of University of Cincinnati students, faculty, staff and community members gathered early Tuesday morning to protest the university’s rollback of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs, as well as new “biological” bathroom signs on campus. Protesters with signs saying “WE SEE. DO U.C?” and “DO NOT COMPLY IN ADVANCE” surrounded the university’s Teachers-Dyer Complex…
Experience the Lives of Historic Figures During Heritage Village Museum’s First Person Programs
Heritage Village Museum and Education Center has brought back its First Person Program Series with a whole new cast of historical figures to learn about. The First Person Program Series immerses guests in the lives and accomplishments of some of the most notable people in history. The series runs from now through April 4, with…
Skyline Chili to Celebrate National Chili Day With Sky-Ways, Giveaways and More
With National Chili Day approaching, it’s time to celebrate Cincinnati’s favorite dish, and beloved Cincinnati chili chain Skyline has a few ideas on how to do so. In honor of the day, Skyline has brought back the fan-favorite Sky-Way — a regular or large 3-Way with 50% extra cheese for no additional cost. You can…
Cincinnati Audio Agency Creates Song Based on the Sounds of Life at Rhinegeist
A collaboration between a popular Cincinnati brewery and a local audio agency dedicated to capturing the sounds of the Queen City has produced a new original song that will have you stomping along while pouring yourself a cold one. In November, Play Audio Agency launched PLAY IT, a public-facing series that aims to create music…
National Study Finds ‘Suffering’ for Ohio Families and Economy Without Paid Leave
A national study found a lack of paid leave drops “devastating” costs on Ohioans and keeps the economy from growing. New research from the National Partnership for Women & Families looked at the national and state-level impact of paid leave policies on economic outcomes. About 72% of Ohioans don’t have paid family leave through their employers,…
‘Conceived Children’ Could Be Dependents Under New Ohio House Bill
Ohio taxpayers could claim “conceived children” as dependents on their taxes under a bill recently introduced in the General Assembly. The bill began after state Rep. Gary Click, R-Vickery, championed a “personhood” bill that would have created rights for embryos and fetuses at the moment of conception. That bill wasn’t moved by the legislature, but a…
Legal Expert Says UC ‘Biological’ Bathroom Signs May Not be Required Under State Law
Public outrage over new bathroom signs on University of Cincinnati’s main campus continues to swell as students and staff organize protests this week. On Friday, students began sharing photos of new campus bathroom signs which read “biological men” and “biological women,” a warning to transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students and staff that they are…
Newport Aquarium to Open New Permanent Jellyfish Exhibit This Spring
Newport Aquarium is gearing up to unveil its new, $1.5-million permanent exhibit. Jellies: Go With the Flow will open to the public on March 21, with members getting a special preview on March 19. The new 1,700-square-foot expansion will immerse guests in the ethereal world of the jellyfish — an animal with no brain, bones…
Cincinnati’s Asian Cuisine Week Returns With Chef-Curated Dishes and Secret-Menu Items
A week dedicated to celebrating Greater Cincinnati’s Asian-owned restaurants returns for its sixth year this March. Asian Cuisine Week runs from Monday, March 3 until Sunday, March 9. Produced by Asianati, a nonprofit that celebrates Asian culture through food, stories and events, Asian Cuisine Week features exclusive chef-curated dishes, along with secret-menu items and special…
Ohio’s Transgender School Bathroom Ban Begins this Week as Law Takes Effect
A new Ohio law banning transgender students from using school bathrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity takes effect Tuesday. Ohio lawmakers passed the bathroom ban bill and Gov. Mike DeWine signed it into law in November. The new law requires people at Ohio K-12 public schools and public and private colleges and…
Bipartisan Ohio Senate Bill Aims to Pay for Public School Breakfast and Lunch
A co-sponsor of a new bipartisan bill to give Ohio public school students free meals is hoping to see it included as a priority in the state’s two-year operating budget due July 1. State Sen. Bill Blessing, R-Colerain Twp., said the newest move to get the state to pay for all students to have free…
Covington Distillery Wins Two Prestigious World Whiskies Awards
A local distillery won two big titles at this year’s World Whiskies Awards. The prestigious awards are organized by Whisky Magazine and celebrate excellence in whisky production across the world. The ceremony was held at the historic Brown Hotel in Louisville last week, and Covington’s Wenzel Distillery was awarded Best Kentucky Finished Bourbon and World’s…
The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band to Visit Shake It Records for Free Event This Weekend
The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band is making a stop at Shake It Records on Saturday to celebrate the release of their newest album, Honeysuckle. The free event is part of a nationwide in-store tour, allowing fans to meet the band and get a copy of their record signed. Reverend Peyton is regarded as “the…
Cincinnati Musician Mike Montgomery to Release Debut Solo LP ‘Pony Coughing’
Cincinnati artist, producer and musician Mike Montgomery will release his debut LP, Pony Coughing, under the moniker Nervous Verbs on Feb. 28. Montgomery began his musical career in the 1990s with the formation of a trio called thistle. The trio released four LPs and two EPs between 1992 and 2013, complete with numerous shows performed…
Ohio Poultry Farmers Push Lawmakers for Additional Funding, Vaccines
Since the beginning of this year, Ohio poultry farmers have culled almost 11 million birds infected with avian flu according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In an update to state lawmakers, Ohio Poultry Association Executive Vice President Jim Chakeres said the virus has “wreaked havoc” on commercial flocks, particularly in far west…
Ohio Senator Introduces a Bill in Response to the Ohio Supreme Court Boneless Wings Ruling
An Ohio Democratic Senator recently introduced a bill in response to last summer’s Ohio Supreme Court ruling saying that a man who ordered boneless wings should have expected bones in them and denied him a jury trial after he sustained significant injuries. State Sen. Bill DeMora, D-Columbus, was outraged by the Supreme Court ruling and…
The Future of Your Friends List: AI Influencers Dominate the Digital World
Everything from facial recognition and language translation to advertising and transportation, there is no denying that the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is just a wave, particularly when this technology continues to blend into one’s everyday life. While AI is changing how individuals work, ride, and communicate, it further reimagines social media and how people…
Kim Deal Talks Local Connections and Making of New Record Ahead of Hometown Appearances
Kim Deal is one of the most celebrated musicians of her generation with influential roles in both the Pixies and The Breeders. Kurt Cobain once said he wished she wrote more of the Pixies’ songs and counted The Breeders’ Pod as a central influence, and, just last year, Olivia Rodrigo asked the band to open…
Contemporary South Asian Art Exhibition Opens at the Cincinnati Art Museum
Influenced by historical poetry and literature from South Asia, Central Asia and Iran, Shahzia Sikander reimagines history through a contemporary lens in the artwork presented in the Shahzia Sikander: Collective Behavior exhibit at the Cincinnati Art Museum and Cleveland Museum of Art. Sikander is an internationally renowned artist born in Lahore, Pakistan, in 1969. Sikander’s…
Northern Kentucky Launches Initiative to Bring Business Back to Cities Impacted by Big Mac Bridge Closure
A group of Northern Kentucky cities, businesses and organizations are launching a community-wide initiative to revive businesses impacted by the closure of the Daniel Carter Beard (Big Mac) Bridge. The “Bridging Back Business” initiative runs from Feb. 24 to March 15 and features businesses and restaurants in Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Dayton and Ft. Thomas that…
Celebrate All Things Maple Syrup at Great Parks’ Maple Syrup Days This Weekend
On most nights in February, the temperatures drop below freezing and people begin to grow tired of the cold. But, there’s an upside to the cold: this weather is perfect for making maple syrup, and Great Parks wants to share fun maple activities with the community. On Feb. 22 and 23 from noon-4 p.m., Great…
The Rock’n Revival for the Cure Returns to the Southgate House Revival
For the ninth year in a row, the Rock’n Revival for the Cure is keeping John Forsthoefel’s memory alive. “It’s about remembering him and doing it in a way that he would want,” says his son and organizer of the event, Adam Forsthoefel. Forsthoefel’s father passed away from stage 4 cancer, glioblastoma, in 2017. When…
Ohio Medical Professionals Express Outrage, Opposition to Medicaid Work Requirement Proposal
Ohio medical professionals are worried about proposed work requirements for Medicaid, fearing that, if implemented, they would place barriers to care for patients who need it most, emails obtained and interviews conducted by the Ohio Capital Journal show. Ohio’s 2023 budget requires the state Medicaid department to reapply with the federal government under the Trump…
Fertility and Period Tracker-Use Rises Since Dobbs Decision, in Ohio and Elsewhere
Researchers with the Ohio State University were part of a study that’s found an increase in the use of fertility and period trackers despite public concerns about information privacy and reproductive rights regulations. The study, released in the journal Contraception this month, used survey samples of people who used technology known as “Femtech,” or apps…
Sheriff and Evendale Police Attempt to Identify Nazis, Salvage Trust After Feb. 7 Rally
Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey said her department is working to identify the neo-Nazi demonstrators who descended on Lincoln Heights earlier this month. She’s also reviewing how law enforcement handled the incident as widespread fury continues over the way officers interacted with the neo-Nazis. As McGuffey calls for Ohio lawmakers to criminalize behavior seen on…
No Swiping, Just Mingling – My Experience at a Date Cincy Event
I’ve not once downloaded a dating app. Instead, and perhaps stubbornly, I’ve chosen to believe in fate. But having been back in Cincinnati for nearly nine months post-graduation and still date-less, I recently decided that if I wasn’t going to push “Install,” I’d need to find a little push elsewhere. Date Cincy, founded in the…
Pendleton Pizzeria Razzo Announces Closure
Another Cincinnati restaurant is closing its doors permanently. Pendleton pizzeria Razzo announced on social media Wednesday that its last night of service would be Saturday, March 1. “Everyone told us not to open a restaurant. We did it anyway. We couldn’t help it. It’s who we are,” wrote owners Christy Wulfson and Michael Guilfoil, who…
Crown Restaurant Group’s Newest Restaurant, Marigold, Opens Friday
Crown Restaurant Group—the owners behind some of Cincinnati’s most popular restaurants—have announced the grand opening of their newest concept, Marigold. Marigold, located in The Foundry building near Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, is an English-style public house set to open on Friday, Feb. 21 for dinner. The restaurant is located on the ground floor between…
Sound Advice: Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives Play Cincinnati in March
Marty Stuart is obsessed with country music and its various genre offshoots and particular culture. The Mississippi native started playing guitar in bands at age 13, which means he’s been doing it for more than a half-century. And he doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. Stuart’s latest studio album, 2023’s Altitude, is more…
Sound Advice: Ron Pope Brings His Soulful Sound to Cincinnati
Ron Pope is coming to Ludlow Garage on his “Neon and Glass World Tour” at the end of this month, bringing his authentic, genre-bending sound and lyricism with him as he performs songs both new and old on the setlist. Known most famously for his viral hit “A Drop in the Ocean,” Pope has been…
Sound Advice: Cody Johnson Brings His Classic Country Sound to Cincinnati
When it comes to country music, there are very few artists as unifying and well-loved as Texas’ Cody Johnson. The 37-year-old singer-songwriter self-released six albums and saw success on the charts even before his first major record label release in 2019. With the classic Wranglers and button-down look of predecessors like Garth Brooks or George…
Sound Advice: Young Heirlooms Celebrate New Era with Northside Tavern Show
On Thursday, Feb. 20, Young Heirlooms will bring their beloved folk-rock music to Northside Tavern. With soul-penetrating melodies and spirit-lifting harmonies, this legendary Cincinnati-based group will move and soothe the hearts of all who attend. Young Heirlooms formed over a decade ago after a chance meeting at a music festival in Dayton, Ohio. It was…
Clem Snide’s Latest Album Takes Listeners on a Folky, Meditative Journey
“Free,” the addictive first song on Clem Snide’s most recent record, 2024’s Oh Smokey, opens with frontman Eef Barzelay’s plaintive, ache-laden voice delivering the following visage: “Calling all the sunbeams/Meet up in the breezeway/Gather in the naked light of god’s love.” It’s yet another example of the New Jersey native’s ongoing need to explore his…
Trusted Psychics and Where to Find Them in 2025
If you’ve been stuck lately and your daily horoscope is too vague, we’ve researched trusted psychics and can recommend some fantastic platforms. The problem is, with so many psychic sites out there, it’s hard to know where to start. But guess what? We’ve already done the research and hard work of sorting them out for…
Covington Restaurant Carmelo’s Delivers Italian-American Comfort in Stunningly Reinvented Space
Two veterans of prominent Cincinnati-area restaurants have teamed up to launch an Italian eatery in downtown Covington. Since Carmelo’s opened three months ago, diners have been flocking to its doors. It’s become so immediately popular that I was surprised at how hard it was to get a reservation any later than 6 p.m., even mid-week.…
Best Psychics Near Me in 2025: Top Platforms That Offer Reliable Readings Online
Need guidance in navigating life or facing challenges? The best psychic readers can give you handy insights to make your path clearer. Yet, you might be wondering where to find advisors you can depend on. Instead of searching for “legit psychics near me,” we’ll help you check out the top sites where you can get…
Purple Garden Review 2025: Readings, Deals & User Feedback
Wondering if an online psychic reading is your path to spiritual enlightenment? Customers say Purple Garden is one of the best psychic sites that give the most accurate psychic readings online, and our review of the platform takes a closer look at the site to see how true the claims are. Purple Garden offers different…
KY Senate Votes to Stop State Funding of Hormone Treatments for Transgender Prisoners
This article mentions suicide. The number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 988. A bill that would end hormone treatments for 67 Kentucky inmates and prohibit the use of public funds for any future gender-affirming surgeries for transgender prisoners passed the Senate Tuesday along party lines 31-6. Opponents called the bill cruel and politically-motivated…
What Are Steroids Used For? Benefits, Side Effects & Alternatives
Steroids are powerful compounds primarily used for medical purposes to treat a range of conditions, including autoimmune disorders, inflammation, and hormone-related issues. However, their potent ability to enhance muscle mass and physical performance has led to widespread misuse. This misuse is not only illegal but can also result in serious health consequences, including hormonal imbalances,…
What Vitami͏ns Are Good for Losing Belly Fat Quickly or in the Long Run
So you’re looking to shed some pounds, especially that stubborn belly fat? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Did you know certain v͏itamins like B, D and C can be your secret weapon? We’re talking about stuff that helps your body burn fat more efficiently, including that belly bulge you want to banish. In this guide,…
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If you’ve been struggling with excessive weight for a long time, you may benefit from a little extra help. Whether a slow metabolism, mild insulin resistance, fatigue, or stress is getting in the way, weight loss gummies may just be the solution you need. But which brands are really effective? With a saturated weight loss…
Ohioans Rail Against Republican Bill to Rewrite Marijuana Law Passed by Voters
More than a dozen people spoke out against a bill that would make several changes to Ohio’s marijuana law during Tuesday’s Ohio Senate General Government Committee meeting. Ohio Sen. Steve Huffman, R-Tipp City, introduced Senate Bill 56 last month and 40 people submitted testimony opposing the bill. “This bill isn’t about consumer safety,” said Don Holztrager,…
