WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH)

WKRC is a television station located in Ohio and is affiliated with CBS, operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. This company is among the largest and most varied television broadcasting organizations in the United States. Sinclair currently manages, programs, or offers sales services to 163 TV stations across 77 markets, pending certain transactions. Their television network reaches about 38.7% of households with TVs in the U.S. and features affiliations with networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#20397

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#3755

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'Embraces the game': Historic local baseball field gets major upgrade with Reds support

16 hours ago | local12.com | Tyler Madden

MADISONVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) - A field that’s home to one of Cincinnati’s most historic youth baseball programs is getting a much-needed makeover. The Cincinnati Reds Community Fund and other donors made it happen. The field at the Madisonville Rec Center field has undergone renovations that include a new synthetic infield and dugouts. A field that’s home to one of Cincinnati’s most historic youth baseball programs is getting a much needed makeover.
Cincinnati development gets city approval after redesign

1 day ago | local12.com | Brian Planalp

The city of Cincinnati's Historic Conservation Board voted to approve a revised design for the Lockard, a $36 million project from Urban Sites and Triversity Construction that represents the final piece in a decades-long effort to transform part of Over-the-Rhine (City Studios Architecture via Cincinnati Business Courier) TOPICS: CincinnatiDevelopmentCity approvalRedesignCommunity feedbackUrban SitesLockard developmentTriversity Construction CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) -...
Developer plans $11.9M suburban Cincinnati housing project

2 days ago | local12.com | Brian Planalp

An elevation drawing of Sieber Construction's Belmar Trail in Lebanon, provided by the developer to the Ohio Housing Finance Agency.
170-year-old tenant to reopen in original Findlay Market space

2 days ago | local12.com | Christian LeDuc

Findlay Market (Mackenzie Frank | Courier)TOPICS:Findlay MarketEckerlin MeatsReopeningRenovationGoettaCincinnatiCateringFresh meatsCINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A more than 170-year-old Findlay Market staple is returning to its roots following a two-year-long renovation project. Eckerlin Meats is reopening in its original location at 116 W. Elder St. Friday, April 25.
What will the Catholic Church do next after the passing of Pope Francis?

2 days ago | local12.com | Tyler Madden

TOPICS:Pope FrancisCatholic ChurchConclaveMourningVaticanLegacyCardinalsInclusivityCINCINNATI (WKRC) - Catholics around the world are mourning the death of Pope Francis, who passed away at the age of 88. The Vatican announced that the pontiff died of a stroke followed by heart failure on Thursday. Pope Francis, the 266th pope, was known for placing migrants, the poor, and the marginalized at the center of his 12-year papacy.
Bengals' Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin remain tight-lipped on Trey Hendrickson's future

2 days ago | local12.com | Richard Skinner

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The elephant in the room for the Bengals heading into the NFL Draft and perhaps for the rest of this offseason is what will the team do with disgruntled defensive end Trey Hendrickson? Neither director of player personnel Duke Tobin nor head coach Zac Taylor shed much light on the subject on Monday. Both held individual press conferences on Monday on the first day of Phase One of the NFL's Offseason Program and to preview the upcoming NFL Draft.
Furniture manufacturer to move West End headquarters, aims to build out 'artisanal corner'

3 days ago | local12.com | Brian Planalp

WEST END (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A Cincinnati company will renovate and occupy much of a large industrial building across from its current headquarters in the West End. Orange Chair April 14 acquired the six-story, 98,114-square-foot building at 1034 Hulbert Ave. for $925,000. Orange Chair is a fabricator of luxury commercial seating. Customers include restaurants such as Court Street Kitchen and Sudova as well as universities and stadium operators in the region.
For sale: Downtown Cincinnati office tower hits the market after foreclosure suit

3 days ago | local12.com | Brian Planalp

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - One of downtown Cincinnati’s largest office towers is officially up for sale. CBRE is actively marketing the Center at 600 Vine, which is in receivership following a foreclosure lawsuit. The building's sale would mark the first foreclosure-compelled office tower sale in downtown Cincinnati in the post-Covid-19 pandemic business cycle. Sale listings of this size are not traditionally publicly advertised.
Bengals haven't moved on from Pratt yet, but may if right linebacker there in the draft

3 days ago | local12.com | Richard Skinner

TOPICS:BengalsLinebackerGermaine PrattLogan WilsonNFL DraftTradeOren BurksTacklesCINCINNATI (WKRC) - Logan Wilson and Germaine Pratt have paired together to form a solid linebacker duo since the 2021 Super Bowl season, but this may be the year the duo is broken up. Pratt, who is in the final year of his contract, has asked for a trade, and will likely be cut if the Bengals find his replacement in this year's draft.
Developer delivers 'quirky' first project in historic Greater Cincinnati district

3 days ago | local12.com | Brian Planalp

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A first-time standalone developer is making waves in Newport after completing his first rehab in a hillside multifamily apartment building. Luke Woerner founded his development company, Woerner Co., last May after a decade working at the likes of HGC Construction, Model Group and Corporex. At the end of March, he obtained a certificate of occupancy for the six-unit building at 217 W.