News across Greater Cincinnati

The Bagelry to open third location
One of Cincinnati’s most popular bagel shops is expanding once again. The Bagelry, the family-owned eatery with locations in Over-the-Rhine and Oakley, is opening a third location in Montgomery this Friday. “We’ve always wanted The Bagelry to be a place where people can get…

New comedy improv theater opens in NKY
A new improv comedy theater has opened its doors in Fort Thomas with a mission to help people reconnect with their creativity and community. Improv Northern Kentucky, or INK, officially opened this May and now offers improv classes, workshops, corporate events and performances.…

Remember Cincinnati’s turtle lamps? One local woodworker has replicas for sale
If you’re a real Cincinnati history aficionado, you probably know about the “turtle lamps” — yellow lamps that were once scattered all across the city to indicate streetcar platforms or raised islands in the hopes that drivers wouldn’t crash into a median late at night. In recent…

Nine animal rights activists arrested after chaining themselves to Kroger HQ
On Wednesday morning, nine animal rights activists were arrested by Cincinnati Police in front of Kroger headquarters downtown on 1014 Vine Street after a group of them chained themselves to the entrance. At 7:30 a.m., just under 70 activists of the group Animal Equality showed…

Muncie man killed in Dearborn County crash
DEARBORN COUNTY – Early Tuesday morning, Troopers from the Indiana State Police-Versailles District investigated a two-vehicle crash in rural Dearborn County that claimed the life...
Jerry Dale Dickerson, 80, Rising Sun
Jerry Dale Dickerson, 80, passed away Monday, September 21, 2026. Jerry was born on Saturday, September 22, 1945, in Milan; son of Clarence and Naomi (Jasper) Dickerson. Jerry worked as a laborer for B&O Railroad [...]
BMS Sweeps XC Races with Decaturs
Batesville Middle School cross country hosted and won both the boys and girls meets with North and South Decatur on Tuesday. It was the Bulldog girls 21; the Chargers 44, and the Cougars 66. Batesville’s [...]

What’s going on with your power bill and what Ohio’s candidates for governor will do about it
Around Ohio, utility bills are climbing and the strain families are feeling could help decide November’s election. To voters, utility bills are a straightforward problem: higher is bad. Although that equation is simple, untangling the forces driving bills higher is anything but.…
Police Blotter 9/22/26
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Gas Leak Survey Starts Next Week
(Batesville, IN) – The Batesville Gas Utility will conduct a gas leak survey on the gas system in the downtown area and north of I-74, including the Town of Oldenburg, starting Monday, September 28. Two [...]
Storm Aid Continues Across Indiana
(Statewide) – Franklin, Decatur, Dearborn and other counties in Indiana are still dealing with the damage from last month’s severe storms and flooding, and millions of dollars in disaster aid are now reaching families who need [...]
Dearborn Sees Uptick in Sextortion Cases
(Dearborn County, IN) – Parents and guardians in Dearborn County are being warned about a recent increase in sextortion cases involving children and teens in the community. Dearborn County Sheriff’s Office Detective Sergeant Derek Stevens, who [...]