Amy Williams+FollowCincinnati’s Sorsby shakes up college footballBrendan Sorsby, Cincinnati’s standout quarterback, is hitting the NCAA Transfer Portal after a breakout season that saw him throw for nearly 2,800 yards and 27 touchdowns. This move is a big deal for Bearcats fans and college football watchers—Sorsby’s leadership helped Cincinnati start 7-1, and his name is now one of the hottest in the portal. With just one year of eligibility left, his next stop could seriously shift the balance for a top program. What do you think this means for Cincinnati’s future—and where would you like to see Sorsby land next? #Sports #Football #Cincinnati00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUC’s $3.4M gift boosts nursing & mental healthA $3.4 million donation is about to make a real difference for students at the University of Cincinnati. Thanks to alumnus Stephen J. Helman, future nurses will have more scholarships, internships, and co-op opportunities, while nearly $1 million will go toward expanding mental health support on campus. This gift, honoring Helman’s mother—a nurse herself—shows how alumni can shape the lives of thousands of students. With UC’s enrollment at an all-time high, these resources couldn’t come at a better time. How do you think this kind of giving changes the college experience? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBearcats collapse in rough loss to GeorgiaCincinnati fans, that one stings—after building a double-digit lead, the Bearcats watched it slip away in a tough 84-65 loss to Georgia. The second half was brutal: poor shooting, too many fouls, and the offense just fell apart, especially after Day Day Thomas fouled out. Georgia’s relentless pace and deep rotation exposed how much work UC has ahead in the Big 12. Jalen Celestine was a bright spot, but the team’s free-throw woes and missed opportunities were glaring. What do you think needs to change for the Bearcats to compete at a higher level? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
Chad Kemp+FollowCincinnati radio shakeup: Nat Jones signs offNatalie ‘Nat’ Jones is wrapping up her run on Q102’s afternoon show, marking the end of an era for Cincinnati radio fans. After eight years of laughter, stories, and unforgettable moments, Nat is stepping away without a set plan—just a desire to follow her gut and embrace new adventures. She’s not leaving the city, though! Expect to see her around town hosting bingo, DJ’ing, and maybe even hitting the slopes. How do you feel about this big change for local radio? What’s your favorite Nat moment? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Entertainment #Celebrity #Cincinnati10Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBearcats’ hot start fizzles in AtlantaCincinnati fans, that early 11-point lead against Georgia felt electric—but the Bearcats just couldn’t keep it rolling. Georgia’s Blue Cain went off for 22 points, and the Bulldogs dominated the second half, turning what looked like a tight contest into a blowout. Foul trouble and missed free throws haunted UC again, and the team’s now dropped four of its last six. With a tough stretch ahead, including Clemson next, the Bearcats need to regroup fast. What do you think is missing from this squad’s late-game energy? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowCincinnati’s hot start fizzles in AtlantaCincinnati fans saw the Bearcats come out swinging against Georgia, grabbing an early lead and showing the kind of energy that’s been missing all season. But after a promising first half, everything changed—Georgia took control, and Cincinnati just couldn’t keep up, falling 84-65. The team’s intensity dropped, turnovers piled up, and the offense lost its spark. Coach Wes Miller and the players know they need to find consistency and keep their heads up. What do you think is missing for this Bearcats squad to finish strong? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowBearcats’ offense fizzles after hot startCincinnati fans, that early offensive spark against Georgia felt promising, but it vanished fast—leaving the Bearcats outscored by 30 and searching for answers. Wes Miller’s tweaks worked for just seven minutes before the wheels came off, with the team shooting only 35% and missing key free throws. Now ranked 241st in offensive efficiency (the lowest in program history!), the Bearcats have just one more shot at a big win before the brutal Big 12 grind. Can Miller’s crew finally break the cycle, or is this just the new normal? What do you think needs to change? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
Jennifer Mckenzie+FollowCincinnati’s $1M lottery win shakes up LovelandA Cincinnati local just scored $1 million from a Holiday Millions scratch-off bought at the Meijer in Loveland! After taxes, they’ll pocket over $728,000—life-changing money for anyone. It’s wild to think someone’s regular grocery run turned into a jackpot. With one top prize still out there, it’s got folks buzzing: would you take the annual payments or grab the lump sum? And how would a win like this change your plans? Let’s hear what you’d do if luck struck at your neighborhood store! #News #Cincinnati #OhioLottery00Share
Robert Evans+FollowCincinnati startup secures record $25M boostA Cincinnati biotech startup just made local history by landing a $25 million investment—the largest ever led by Queen City Angels. Alphyn Biologics, focused on developing new treatments for skin diseases, now has the funding to push two promising drugs further through clinical trials. This kind of homegrown innovation could put Cincinnati on the map for cutting-edge healthcare and create new jobs. It’s exciting to see big bets on local talent—what do you think this means for the city’s future in biotech and healthcare? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Cincinnati00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowCincinnati’s $2M lottery win: What would you do?A Cincinnati-area resident just turned a $30 Holiday Millions scratch-off into a $1 million cash payout after taxes! The winning ticket was sold at the Loveland Meijer, and there’s still one top prize left in the game. Imagine pocketing nearly $730,000 overnight—how would that change your life? With the Ohio Lottery funneling billions into education since 1974, these wins ripple through the community. If you were the next big winner, would you take the lump sum or the yearly payments? Let’s hear your thoughts! #News #OhioLottery #Cincinnati00Share
