A few years ago I saw a T-shirt that said, “MTV — 1981 to 2021 — celebrating 20 years of music videos.” I laughed because even though the math was wrong, the statement was true. Also, it’s kind of how ...

Not getting yelled at enough at home? Feeling a little too popular lately? Tired of nobody telling you how wrong you are all the time? Maybe a career in professional umpiring is for you. Saturday at ...

At this point in the offseason, every NFL team has made their best bets for the 2026 season. They've hired the guys they wanted to hire, they've paid (or not paid) most of the guys they wanted to pay, ...

A Cincinnati man who was found guilty of ordering the murder of his uncle five years ago was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday. Jamal Binford, 34, was convicted of five counts last February, ...

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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A man prosecutors said ordered the killing of his own uncle to protect a drug trafficking operation was sentenced to life in prison plus a mandatory consecutive 10 years. Jamal ...

CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati man has learned how long he’ll be in prison for ordering the murder of his own uncle. Jamal Binford, 34, was sentenced to life plus a mandatory consecutive 10 years in prison ...

Geddes, N.Y. — Weird Al’s first studio album came out 43 years ago. His first singles were years before that. But if you saw the kids and teens singing along, hanging on every word of his pop culture ...

Al Roker is embracing his “Today” show family after an intruder sneaked into NBC’s studios and hurled racial slurs at his cohost, Craig Melvin. “A really heartfelt thank you to all who reached out ...

Craig Melvin and Al Roker have been granted protective orders against the crazed “Today” show intruder. A judge issued a protective order on Friday requiring Andrew Truelove to stay away from the ...

The Cincinnati Reds selected Alabama catcher Brady Neal in the eighth round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The Reds acquired Neal with 242 nd pick in Philadelphia. Cincinnati ...