Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
CovCath-NewCath to resolve unfinished game
There's good news for basketball fans needing a resolution to the Covington Catholic-Newport Central Catholic regular-season showdown in Park Hills that was suspended after halftime due to a wet floor with CovCath leading by five.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Cool Homes: A trip back in time
The 17-room Beaux-Arts house designed by Samuel S. Godley and built for company founder Frank Herschede's family of 10 in 1908 can be bought for $474,900.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Parents adjust to adult kids' needs
While I'm away, readers give the advice. On feeling guilt for dating after a partner's death: Several years ago, our darling son died suddenly while recovering from cancer surgery.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Bearcats to work for NFL scouts
The eyes of National Football League scouts will be on the University of Cincinnati on Thursday, the annual NFL pro timing day for 2013 UC seniors and some other former Bearcats players.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Reds three steps closer to healthy pitchers
The Reds got a triple dose of good news on the injured pitcher front Wednesday. Right-handers Mat Latos and Mike Leake threw bullpen sessions, and left-hander Sean Marshall resumed throwing.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
EDITORIAL: Courthouse a breakdown in civility
Courtrooms are supposed to be temples of civility and deliberate justice. But in a Hamilton County courtoom recently, the judge and a defendant's family member lost their tempers, making an ugly situation even uglier.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
City's minority inclusion policy questioned
Two members of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission weighed in Wednesday against new minority inclusion efforts passed by Cincinnati's City Council hours earlier.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
LETTERS: Who does Wendell Young work for?
Is tax abatement something meant to help the city or just another example of entitlements for the wealthy ('City tax breaks benefit well-off neighborhoods,' March 2)? A kind of socialism for the rich.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Police looking for woman using stolen credit cards
Police in at least four Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities are looking for a woman who is suspected of using stolen credit cards.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Try a Bock Feast
What does bock beer go with? Sausages and more bock beer, right? Well, there's no denying that, but this year, six restaurants on Vine Street are experimenting with bock-friendly food that goes beyond sausages.
Bearcats Blog | Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Sean Kilpatrick’s five most memorable UC games
As his final home game at UC approached this week, UC guard Sean Kilpatrick, the number two scorer in school history behind Oscar Robertson, was asked to name his five most memorable games at UC. This is what he came up with: 1. UC’s 71-68 win over Syracuse in the semifinals of the Big East […]
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Join Enquirer tax chat for expert answers
Have questions about filing your 2013 income taxes? Join our tax chat from 9-11 a.m. Saturday at Cincinnati.com. Questions will be answered live by Tom Cooney and Crystal Faulkner, partners at Cooney, Faulkner and Stevens.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
EDITORIAL: Full equality is inevitable
As the movement to recognize same-sex marriages gains momentum, no one wants to be the George Wallace of marriage equality.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
Felder leads Miami to victory over Kent
Senior forward Will Felder finished with 26 points for the RedHawks (12-16, 8-9 Mid-American Conference), tying his career high at Miami.
Cincinnati Enquirer Mar 5, 2014
No. 25 Kentucky survives Alabama 55-48
Kentucky players looked unsure of themselves much of the time against Alabama, a nervousness resulting in a stat sheet and game film not worth looking at.
