Bebe Hodges

1 week ago | yahoo.com | David Ferrara |Bebe Hodges

With the Flying Pig Marathon kicking off, there's a chance runners may have to race wet this morning because rain is forecast for Sunday, May 4. When the marathon and half-marathon start at 6:30 a.m., there is a 38% chance of rain in Cincinnati, according to the National Weather Service. The chance of rain lingers through the morning into the late afternoon. By 4 p.m., rain is likely, the weather service says. Forecasted temperatures fluctuate between the mid-to-low 50s during this period.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Bebe Hodges |Cameron Knight

A fourth suspect was arrested in connection to a vehicle theft that led to a police shooting in East Price Hill May 1, Cincinnati Police Department officials said. Cynsere Grigsby, 18, is charged with receiving stolen property and felony obstruction of official business, officials said. Around 9:30 a.m., Cincinnati police responded to Westview Condominiums in East Price Hill for reports of a stolen vehicle.

1 week ago | cincinnati.com | David Ferrara |Cameron Knight |Quinlan Bentley |Bebe Hodges

A Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy, working traffic detail, was fatally struck by a vehicle. The driver was identified as the father of a teen fatally shot by Cincinnati police the previous day. The driver's lawyer stated the father was distraught after viewing bodycam footage of his son's shooting. A Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy has died after being hit by a car driven by the father of a teen who was killed by Cincinnati police the day before.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Knight |Bebe Hodges |Quinlan Bentley

The lawyer for the Hinton family confirmed the father is alive after saying earlier the man had died. The lawyer said there was confusion in communication with the family. One day after a Cincinnati police officer shot and killed an armed suspect in East Price Hill, the suspect’s father crashed into a Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputy who was directing traffic during a University of Cincinnati commencement ceremony, officials said.

2 weeks ago | eu.dispatch.com | Bebe Hodges |Cole Behrens |Jessie Balmert

The U.S. Department of Education required state departments of education to collect signed letters from their public school districtsBebe Hodges, Cole Behrens, Jessie Balmert Cincinnati EnquirerShow Caption Hide Caption What we know now about Trump's order targeting DEI at monumentsThe President has ordered officials seek language that "inappropriately disparage Americans" at monuments and other sites. Here is what we know now.