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🚨 9 SHOT AT RIVERFRONT LIVE — ALL VICTIMS STABLE, NO ARRESTS YET Nine people were injured after gunfire erupted around 1 a.m. inside Riverfront Live on Kellogg Avenue during a birthday celebration attended by hundreds. Cincinnati Interim Police Chief Adam Hennie confirmed all nine victims are in stable condition. Six have been treated and released, while three remain hospitalized but stable. The venue’s owner says at least one gunman made it past security with a handgun and opened fire in the crowd. Witnesses describe chaos as more than 600 people rushed for exits. Some were reportedly trampled while fleeing. Police have made no arrests. No motive has been released. It remains unclear whether there was one shooter or multiple individuals involved. The ATF’s Columbus bureau is assisting with the investigation. Officials say the event was peaceful before shots rang out. This is an active investigation. #Cincinnati #RiverfrontLive #BreakingNews #OhioCrime #MassShooting #GunViolence #TrueCrime

Findlay Market loses a true friend

Mark Whitworth’s booming greetings and infectious laughter made Findlay Market feel like home for so many of us. For over a decade, Mark ran Mama Lo Hizo, The Grill, and Mama Made It, but it was his kindness and warmth that really stood out. It’s hard to imagine Saturday mornings without his signature “Gooooood Morning!” echoing through the Market House. Mark’s legacy is all about community and connection—something we could all use a little more of. How has Mark or another local merchant made your Market visits memorable? Let’s share some stories and keep his spirit alive. #Food #FindlayMarket #Cincinnati

Madisonville says goodbye to Bad Tom Smith Brewery

Bad Tom Smith Brewery, a staple in Madisonville for over a decade, is closing its doors for good. This spot has been more than just a place to grab a beer—it’s been a hub for neighbors, friends, and memories. Their farewell bash on January 31 promises discounted drinks, food, and one last round of cheers. The news has hit regulars hard, with social media flooded by heartfelt tributes and stories. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just love local spots, what’s your favorite memory from Bad Tom Smith? How do you think this closure will change the neighborhood vibe? #Food #Madisonville #Cincinnati

Bearcats defense shuts down Baylor in Cincinnati

Cincinnati’s defense made all the difference last night, holding Baylor’s top scorer Cameron Carr to just four points—his lowest of the season. Baba Miller led the Bearcats with a monster double-double (18 points, 17 rebounds), setting the tone early and keeping the energy high. Even with rough shooting from three, Cincinnati’s hustle and smart ball-handling (only eight turnovers) helped them control the game. Dan Skillings Jr.’s return to Fifth Third Arena didn’t go as planned, as the Bearcats locked him down. What do you think made the Bearcats’ defense so effective this time? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati

Cincinnati mom’s 85-pound weight loss journey

Losing 85 pounds isn’t just about diet or medication—Barbara Bouffard, a Cincinnati wife and mom, says the real game-changer was learning to manage emotional eating. With support from St. Elizabeth Weight Management Center, she tackled not just what she ate, but why she ate. The program’s three-pronged approach—doctor, dietitian, and psychologist—helped her rethink her relationship with food. GLP-1 meds curbed her hunger, but it was understanding her triggers that made the difference. Parts of the program might even be covered by insurance. How do you think mental health and emotional habits impact weight loss? #Fitness #Cincinnati #WeightLossJourney

Bearcats’ defense shines, but injury stings

Cincinnati fans saw the Bearcats lock down Baylor for a big home win, but the celebration came with a gut punch—freshman Shon Abaev is out with a knee injury, and Coach Wes Miller is feeling it. Miller praised Abaev’s growth and called his absence heartbreaking, hinting there’s no clear return date. The Bearcats’ defense was on point, especially against Baylor’s top scorer, and Dan Skillings Jr. made his return to Fifth Third Arena, though now in a Baylor jersey. Miller’s honest take on the transfer rules and his love for his former players really hit home. What’s your take on how these changes are affecting college hoops? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati

Cincinnati sisters save freezing owl on busy road

A late-night drive turned into a rescue mission for a Cincinnati family when they spotted a limp, freezing owl in the middle of Montgomery Road. With temperatures dipping into the single digits, Alexis and Alicia Jones wrapped the bird in a jacket and kept it warm in their car until it regained enough strength to fly away. Wildlife experts say the owl was likely malnourished or sick, and remind everyone to contact professionals for animal rescues. What would you do if you found a wild animal in trouble? Let’s talk about how we can help our local wildlife, especially during harsh weather! #Pets #Cincinnati #WildlifeRescue

Chili, music, and a Cincinnati classic

Only in Cincinnati—where else would you see a musician trade an upright bass performance for a plate of iconic chili? Victor brought some unexpected warmth to Camp Washington Chili, filling the room with music and leaving with a five-way and a cheese coney. It’s the kind of spontaneous moment that reminds you how food and music can bring a community together, especially on a chilly day. Would you ever swap your talent for a meal? What’s the most memorable local moment you’ve witnessed at a neighborhood spot? #Food #Cincinnati #Community

Flu super-bug K variant hits Cincinnati hard

Cincinnati is seeing a surge in flu cases thanks to the highly contagious K variant, which doctors say can cause more severe illness than usual—think pneumonia or even brain inflammation. Even though this year’s flu shot isn’t a perfect match, it’s still your best shot at staying out of the hospital. Pharmacies like Kroger are making it easy to get vaccinated, no appointment needed. Experts also recommend spending time outdoors to lower your risk and keeping antivirals like Tamiflu handy just in case. How are you keeping your family healthy this season? #Health #BodyHealth #Cincinnati

Cincinnati wrestling heats up for state run

Cincinnati’s high school wrestling scene is buzzing as teams and standout athletes gear up for a big postseason push. With state duals and conference tournaments just around the corner, local powerhouses like Elder, Lebanon, and Moeller are set for some intense matchups. Senior Colin Wooldridge’s commitment to Ohio University, after a stellar football and wrestling season, has everyone talking. Plus, Wyoming’s Luke Freund is pinning his way to an incredible 27-1 record. With regional duals kicking off February 7, the next few weeks will be crucial—who’s your pick to make a deep run this year? #Education #K12 #Cincinnati