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3 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
RECEIVER TEE HIGGINS SPENT THE DAY HELPING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ATHLETES. NEWS FIVE’S RICHARD CHILES WAS THERE AS KIDS LEARNED FROM ONE OF THEIR FAVORITE PLAYERS. HE TELLS US MORE ABOUT WHY THESE CAMPS ARE SO IMPORTANT TO TEE HIGGINS. FOR 300 YOUNG ATHLETES AND THEIR PARENTS, THE LOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STADIUM BECAME A FIELD OF DREAMS. BEAUTIFUL LOVE TO SEE ALL THE YOUNG KIDS WORKING HARD, TRYING TO GET SOMEWHERE. YOU KNOW, IT’S BEAUTIFUL. ESPECIALLY MY SON.
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5 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
Churchill Downs is getting a fresh look just in time for the 151st Kentucky Derby next month. Crews are racing to finish the $80 million upgrades before the festivities begin. The work includes new stadium-style seating at the starting gate courtyard and a brand-new starting gate pavilion, where the race begins. The 2025 Kentucky Derby will be on Saturday, May 3.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
An appeals court has thrown out the conviction of a Northern Kentucky dentist who was serving 20 years after a patient’s death.Dr. Jay M.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
The Cincinnati Reds have placed starting pitcher Nick Lodolo on the paternity list ahead of their series against the Baltimore Orioles. In Lodolo’s place, the Reds have announced Carson Spiers as their scheduled starter on Sunday in Baltimore. According to Major League Baseball rules, players on the paternity list are allowed to miss up to three games before returning. Lodolo, 27, is off to a strong start for the Reds through four starts, delivering a 2.31 ERA and 14 strikeouts.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
Months after a deadly explosion at a plant in Louisville, the city is making plans to demolish the site. It happened last November at Givaudan Sense Colour, a food dye plant in the city’s Clifton neighborhood. According to an incident report, pressure in the batch reactor exceeded safe limits and caused the reactor to rupture. The reactor was cooking caramel coloring when its pressure and temperature began to rise. Both far exceeded the set points and limits for safety.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
THANK YOU SO MUCH BRIAN. IN OTHER NEWS, A CONTROVERSIAL VISIT TO GREENLAND FROM VICE PRESIDENT J.D. VANCE. THE OHIO NATIVE VISITING A U.S. MILITARY BASE TODAY AS SOME LAWMAKERS PUSH FOR THE U.S. TO TAKE OVER THE TERRITORY. THIS TRIP IS REPORTEDLY A SCALED BACK VERSION OF WHAT WAS ORIGINALLY PLANNED, AFTER THERE WAS PUSHBACK FROM LOCALS THERE. DURING THE VISIT, VANCE IS EXPECTED TO RECEIVE BRIEFINGS AND DELIVER REMARKS TO SERVICE MEMBERS ON THE BASE.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
A Kenton County man has been arrested after allegedly sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl in Covington.Keandre Nelson, 22, is facing charges of rape, sodomy and sexual abuse for the alleged incident in February.Court records allege that Nelson sexually abused the 14-year-old victim.Officers said Nelson was arrested on Wednesday.
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6 days ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
A 22-year-old man was arrested in Covington after allegedly assaulting a pregnant woman while out on parole.Keshaun Simpson is accused of leaving his ex-girlfriend severely injured on Monday afternoon.According to court documents, the victim had to be rushed from St. Elizabeth Hospital to University of Cincinnati Medical Center because of how severe her injuries were.Court documents said the victim had serious bruising to her face, back, arms and legs, as well as a broken finger and a broken...
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1 week ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
Former NFL tight end and Cincinnati native Don Hasselbeck died this week at the age of 70. Hasselbeck starred at La Salle High School before playing college football at Colorado. He was drafted by the New England Patriots in the second round of the 1977 NFL Draft and went on to play nine seasons in the league for the Patriots, Los Angeles Raiders, Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants. Hasselbeck became a Super Bowl champion in 1984 with the Raiders, who defeated Washington in Super Bowl XVIII.
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1 week ago | 
wlwt.com | Matthew Dietz
WLWT.COM. ALL RIGHT. HAPPENING NOW. THOUSANDS OF DEVOUT CATHOLICS GATHERING IN MOUNT ADAMS FOR A HOLY WEEK TRADITION. AND AS YOU CAN SEE. GROUPS OF PEOPLE PRAYING THE STEPS AT HOLY CROSS IMMACULATA CHURCH. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT THE HOLY CROSS. IMMACULATA. WE’RE TOLD THE LINE TO PRAY THE STEPS IS AT LEAST 400 RIGHT NOW. THAT IS FROM. OUR PHOTOGRAPHER, KEVIN LUGINBILL. IT’S A TRADITION THAT GOES BACK MORE THAN A CENTURY. THOUSANDS WILL COME OUT TODAY FOR THIS CLIMB. MANY MAKE A STOP ON EACH.
