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Quarterback Joe Burrow returns from injury, set to play in Thanksgiving game; Safety Daijahn Anthony also activated, while cornerback Marco Wilson placed on injured reserve.

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Thanksgiving and Black Friday: Whats Open and ClosedThanksgiving Day, November 27th, sees banks like Bank of America, PNC, and Wells Fargo closed, along with the Post Office and shipping services UPS and FedEx. Trash collection in Cincinnati will be delayed until the following day. Black Friday, November 28th, brings most banks back to regular hours, the Post Office resuming retail transactions and mail delivery, and shipping services returning to normal schedules. Trash collection in Cincinnati will be delayed by one day for the rest of the week.

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Hong Kongs deadliest fire in years claims at least thirty-six lives, with hundreds more missing. The blaze, believed to have started on external scaffolding, spread across seven high-rise buildings in Tai Po, forcing evacuations and hindering rescue efforts due to extreme heat and falling debris. Authorities have launched an investigation and opened temporary shelters for displaced residents.

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Aunt Amanda, a trusted friend, faces serious charges for allegedly assaulting an infant, leaving the community shocked. The one-year-old victim, Layla, is recovering, and a fundraiser is organized to support her family. Amanda Greger, a nursing aide with no prior record, will appear in court again on December third.

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Northwood Cider Company, the first cidery in Cincinnati, is closing after two years due to rising costs and economic challenges. The taproom will remain open until December 13th, inviting community members to celebrate and say goodbye.

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Amanda Greger, a babysitter from Goshen, Ohio, faces severe charges after a one-year-old girl in her care, Layla, was found unresponsive. Greger is accused of using alcohol, THC, and other medications while babysitting six children, including her own. Laylas family, who knew Greger since childhood, is devastated and urges her to take responsibility. Layla is recovering at Childrens Hospital, showing signs of improvement after over two weeks. The community follows her progress and the legal proceedings against Greger, emphasizing the importance of trust and vigilance in childcare.

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Ohio gubernatorial candidate Doctor Amy Actons social media post about opponent Vivek Ramaswamys year-round school plan was temporarily flagged as hateful conduct on X, sparking controversy. This is the second time Actons account has been censored, following a July suspension after she called on Ramaswamy to support releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files. Ramaswamy, who previously promised to release the full Epstein client list, had collaborated with Acton on the Department of Government Efficiency under Trump. The ongoing social media friction underscores the intense political landscape in Ohio, with both candidates expected to be key contenders in the 2026 gubernatorial race.

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50-year-old man charged with child pornography, bond set at $1.9M; prosecutors fear more victims, urge community to come forward.

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Robert Shepard, from Cleves, Ohio, is under investigation for severe crimes involving children. Prosecutors accuse him of possessing child sexual assault videos, including infants as young as one. He faces eighteen counts of pandering sexually oriented material involving children. Initially held on $625,000 bond, his bond was increased to $1.9 million after prosecutors suggested he may have abused actual children. Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich described the crimes as extremely depraved and urged anyone recognizing Shepard to contact authorities. The investigation began after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

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Elder High School students and families in Cincinnati continue a heartwarming tradition, providing complete Thanksgiving meals to local families in need. This year, they prepared fifty-five meals, partnering with Romero Grade School and Holy Family School. The event, started by Pat Tucker, fosters bonding and serves as a powerful reminder of the schools mission to serve others during times of need.

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Officer Megan Graham, a dedicated member of the Hamilton Township Police Department, passed away at 31 after a brave fight against cancer. Joining the force in 2022, she married her partner earlier this year, describing it as her best day. However, a Stage Four cervical cancer diagnosis in December 2024 left her unable to work. Despite this, the department supported her with light duty, and law enforcement agencies showed solidarity with Fight Like Megan teal ribbons. The department honors her service and legacy.

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Cincinnati shopping centers adjust hours for Thanksgiving, closing on the holiday to allow employees to celebrate. Popular malls like Kenwood Towne Centre, Cincinnati Premium Outlets, Florence Mall, and Liberty Center will reopen on Black Friday with extended hours to accommodate post-Thanksgiving shoppers seeking holiday deals.

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Kroger stores closing early on Thanksgiving, Kenwood Towne Centre and Cincinnati Premium Outlets adjusting holiday hours for shopping season.

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Christian Wood, NBA player, loses child support appeal at Ohio Supreme Court. Despite arguing for a three-day extension due to mail delivery, the court upholds original twenty-five thousand dollar monthly order. Wood had sought to reduce payments from five thousand to between three thousand and four thousand dollars, but the court maintains the higher amount.

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Stephanie Roberts, a seasoned meteorologist with roots in Chicago and experience on Good Morning America, is set to take over as Cincinnatis Fox Nineteens chief meteorologist. Shell be forecasting weeknights from five PM to eleven thirty PM, following the retirement of Steve Horstmeyer, the citys longest-serving TV meteorologist. Roberts brings a wealth of experience, having forecasted in various locations and even covering tropical weather in Tampa. Shes also filled in on ABCs Good Morning America. With strong ties to Cincinnati and a family of five, including three Division One athletes, listeners can expect to see her exploring local spots with...

Domo at Home & Christ Hospital Bring Holiday Cheer to New Parents: Limited-Edition Onesies, Pumpkin Pie, and Meal Gift Cards

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The Good Plates Giving Project, led by Good Plates Eatery in Clifton, is hosting its sixth annual Thanksgiving meal distribution, aiming to serve even more families than last years three thousand. The initiative, started during the pandemic, has grown from seventy meals in 2020 to over three thousand two hundred this year, all made possible by generous donations. Volunteers will distribute expertly cooked meals on Wednesday, with no questions asked, no reason needed, and no charge.

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Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy proposed year-round schooling with extended hours to lower childcare costs, sparking debate on feasibility and impact. Despite clarifying it was a casual conversation, Ramaswamy faced criticism from opponents, while supporters highlight potential benefits for at-risk students.

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Overnight fire at Carthage, Ohio car lot leaves several vehicles damaged, no injuries reported. Firefighters quickly extinguish blaze, cause under investigation.

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Cincinnati braces for a chilly Thanksgiving weekend, with temperatures dropping into the twenties and highs only reaching the mid-thirties. Strong winds and spotty showers are expected today, followed by light snow transitioning to rain on Saturday evening. Despite the changing weather conditions, minimal travel disruptions are anticipated. Bundle up for a cold but festive holiday weekend.

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This Thanksgiving, expect heavy traffic and increased law enforcement presence. AAA predicts nearly 82 million people will travel, with Ohio residents making up over 3 million of that number. Wednesday afternoon is projected to be the busiest travel time. AAA advises drivers to stay patient, take breaks, and remember the true meaning of the holiday. Local law enforcement urges responsible driving, adhering to speed limits, and avoiding distracted or impaired driving. Plan ahead for safe travels, especially if drinking alcohol is involved.

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Devastating fire in Hong Kong housing complex leaves four dead, dozens injured: Firefighters battle blaze in Tai Po district, using ladder trucks to combat flames engulfing multiple buildings. Bamboo scaffolding and construction netting fueled the inferno, causing extensive damage and injuries. Authorities investigate cause, provide support to displaced residents.

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Cincinnati police investigate car fire at auto auction, no injuries reported; cause unknown

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Former elementary school teacher, Netanel, pleads guilty to child sexual abuse material charges, facing seven counts of pandering and five counts of illegal use. He initially withdrew his plea due to incorrect advice from his attorney, but later entered three no contest pleas to a higher-level charge. Netanel taught second through fourth graders at a private Jewish school, with students aged seven to ten. He is scheduled for sentencing on December twenty-ninth.

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Todays episode explores listener questions, starting with the mystery of why international travelers at Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport must go through security again after landing. The TSA explains that the airports layout requires this step for security reasons. Meanwhile, a vintage sign near Lunken Field reveals the history of a local drive-in restaurant that operated from 1960 to 1964, once known as the Flying Saucer Drive In.

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Ohios House Bill 102 aims to prevent convicted sex offenders from living near their victims, following a constituents personal story of a neighbor abusing his daughter. The bill prohibits offenders from living within 2,000 feet or loitering within 1,000 feet of victims. While supported by organizations like the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence, the Ohio Public Defenders Office raises concerns about potential unintended consequences. The bill passed the Ohio House and is now in the Senate for further consideration.

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Turkeys Can Fly: Debunking the Myth with Rickey Kinley - Rickey Kinley, head birder at the Cincinnati Zoo, clarifies that turkeys can indeed fly, despite the popular belief. While they prefer to stay on the ground, they can take flight when threatened or to reach trees. This applies to both wild and domesticated turkeys, including farm-raised ones. The ability to fly is lost in environments without predators or food scarcity, similar to ostriches or the dodo. Even Benjamin Franklin admired turkeys for their courage.

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Mother Sues School District Over Alleged Racial Bullying of Her Mixed-Race Son: A nine-year-old student, Will J Castleberry, and his mother, Eden Castleberry, claim the Indian Hill Elementary School failed to protect him from repeated racial harassment and physical attacks by students. The lawsuit alleges school staff did not intervene or discipline the perpetrators, despite numerous reports. Will Js mother asserts her son has been physically and mentally traumatized, and he no longer feels safe attending school.

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Attention, Cincinnati! The annual Thanksgiving Day Race is causing major road closures, impacting travel plans. Central Parkway, Liberty Street, and Reading Road will be affected, with closures starting as early as six AM. Check the official race website or local traffic reports for the most up-to-date information and alternative routes to avoid delays.

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Thanksgiving Day shopping: Key stores open, closed; check hours before heading out

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A Northern Kentucky family, the Caudills, lost their home in a fast-moving fire just before the holidays. The fire, potentially caused by faulty wiring, left them with minimal possessions and significant injuries. Despite the tragedy, the community has rallied, donating over ten thousand dollars and offering food and clothing. The family, including Marine veteran Mike Caudill, is grateful for the support and plans to start a foundation to help others in need.

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Johen Perez-Ventura, an undocumented driver, faces multiple charges after a head-on collision in Liberty Township, leaving a nurse from Cincinnati Childrens Hospital with severe injuries. Despite claims of not driving, Perez-Venturas history of drunk driving and assault arrests, along with an open alcohol container at the scene, paint a different picture. Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones emphasizes the seriousness of the situation, with Perez-Ventura now facing American prison. The victim begins her recovery, as the legal process continues.

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Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment donates 190 turkeys to Cincinnati Police Department, continuing a tradition of community involvement and expressing gratitude for law enforcements service.

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A seventeen-year-old boy in Cincinnati shares his harrowing experience of being bitten by a police dog during a warrant execution, leaving him with lasting fear and mistrust. The teen, whose name is withheld, claims he didnt hear officers commands before the K-nine was deployed. The incident, captured on body camera, shows officers continuing to use force even after the teen was apprehended, resulting in severe injuries and a week-long hospital stay. The teens mother questions the excessive use of force and plans to file a citizen complaint, seeking accountability and better training for officers dealing with children.

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A man from Batavia Township, Joshua Bonomini, was arrested for a reported home invasion. The incident occurred early Sunday morning, with Bonomini fleeing towards State Route 125. Using surveillance footage, deputies identified and apprehended Bonomini on Monday. He faces charges of burglary and theft, with alcohol influence potentially impacting legal proceedings. Bonomini was issued a $50,000 bond and will appear in court on December 4th.

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Cincinnatis new emergency daytime shelter at Saint Anthony Center opens for winter, offering support like meals, mental health services, and pet care. The shelter activates when temperatures drop below 15°F or with heavy snow/ice. Concerns about the locations safety are addressed with security measures, including police presence and secure storage for personal belongings.

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Confessions Bar and Restaurant Lounge, a small Black-owned business in Walnut Hills, Ohio, recently provided 150 free meals to people in need before Thanksgiving, demonstrating their commitment to community support. With 41% of the neighborhood living in poverty, this initiative was met with overwhelming support from local businesses and volunteers, showcasing the strong community spirit. The restaurant plans to partner with U.S. Foods for another food drive before Christmas, aiming to double their impact and continue their mission of uplifting the community.

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Amanda Greger, 37, faces nine charges, including felonious assault and child endangerment, after allegedly assaulting a one-year-old girl in her care. The child required intensive care following the incident, which occurred on November ninth. Greger admitted to being intoxicated at the time. The childs mother discovered the abuse and took her to the hospital, where doctors found severe injuries indicative of non-accidental trauma. Greger is scheduled to appear in court on November twenty-sixth.

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Joe Burrow defends Zac Taylor and coaching staff, emphasizes player responsibility: Despite the Cincinnati Bengals struggles, star quarterback Joe Burrow is standing by his coaches, including head coach Zac Taylor and defensive coordinator Al Golden. Burrow, who has a 40-30-1 record under Taylor, believes that while coaches work hard to prepare players, the ultimate responsibility for performance lies with the players on the field.

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The Sharida brothers, owners of VIP Smoke Shop, deny running an illegal drug operation, claiming they operate within legal guidelines. They allege a misunderstanding by the Warren County Drug Task Force, who raided their stores and charged them with selling products containing too much THC. The brothers assert their products are legal Delta-eight hemp, within the federal limit, and deny tampering with products. They believe they were targeted due to their success and identity, and plan to fight the charges at trial, while also filing a federal civil lawsuit against Warren County and the sheriffs office.

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