Jan. 24—Hurts Donut has been all the rage since it opened at 12110 Mason Montgomery Road in Cincinnati two weeks ago. In a Facebook post, the donut shop said it sold 7,000 donuts in the first four hours they were open. Now they’re averaging 20,000 donuts a day and one to two transactions a minute. […]
Is the rent still too damn high? Yes, if you ask most renters. But relief could be on the way thanks to a large stock of recently opened apartment buildings, and units that are planned or already under construction in the Cincinnati metro area. Developers brought about 5,000 new apartment units online in the Cincinnati […]
Hi. I’m Randy Tucker. I cover residential real estate for The Enquirer, and I’ve become keenly aware of how burdensome local rents can be, especially for renters at the lower end of the income spectrum. Many renters are still spending more than they can comfortably afford on housing in the Cincinnati area. But the market, […]
The worst part of this weekend’s weather forecast is now in the rearview mirror with bitterly cold wind chills remaining as the only concern until late Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington. After snow blanketed the southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky regions over the last couple of days, all weather advisories […]
Greater Cincinnati residents should prepare for hazardous conditions on the road, as snow accumulations of several inches will likely hit the region heading into the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Winter weather advisories are currently in effect for southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana counties, including Hamilton, Butler, Warren and Clermont in […]
Gasoline prices in the Cincinnati area climbed almost 9 cents per gallon last week, raising the average price motorists pay to $2.84. Dayton saw the region’s biggest increase, almost 18 cents per gallon, while prices dropped in Lexington and Louisville. The average price in all three of those cities now stands around $2.80 per gallon. […]
Despite a calm and sunny Thursday, the National Weather Service still has in place a hazardous weather outlook and wind advisory that will be in effect from 11 a.m. on Friday to 8 a.m. on Saturday. The wind advisory is in place for the southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana regions, which include Hamilton, […]
Is The Enquirer the newspaper of record? Hello, I’m Beryl Love, editor of said newspaper. Welcome to the Daily Briefing. I sometimes toss out this question to be provocative when invited to speak to groups around town. The short answer is yes. But the phrase hearkens back to a pre-digital era when a daily newspaper […]
The job of journalists is to keep watch, to investigate and to report. That keeps readers informed and holds people and organizations accountable. And sometimes change comes about as a result of a news story or investigation. That’s why they call it the power of the press. The impact from a story may be big, […]
The Environmental Protection Agency in November announced plans to require cities to replace all lead service lines in 10 years as part of the Biden administration’s attempts to eliminate lead in drinking water. The EPA says there are 9.2 million lead pipes in the United States. Exposure to lead in children, even at low levels, […]
It’s the final day of 2023 and there’s a slate full of football to close out the year this Sunday, including this afternoon’s Cincinnati Bengals vs. Kansas City Chiefs match. The NYE game will air on CBS today at 4:25 p.m. ET. Ready to tune into the Cincinnati vs. Kansas City showdown? Here’s how to […]
A lot happened in the world of Cincinnati TV news this year. Veteran anchors retired, reporters left their stations, and new faces appeared on Cincinnatians’ TV screens. Here’s a look at the broadcasters who came and went in 2023, plus other major events. WLWT sports director George Vogel retired in March. WLWT sports director George […]