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Inflation or not, the show must go on for the Cincinnati Ballet which allowed audience members to pay whatever felt right Thursday evening. It is part of a long-term strategy.

Cincinnati Ballet introduces 'pay what you can Thursday'

"A lot of these guys became men today" – CovCath beats Beechwood in wild district championship

Apartments fail inspection, tenant fears what happens next

Apartments fail inspection, tenant fears what is next

Watch the latest headlines from WCPO 9 Cincinnati any time.

WCPO 9 Cincinnati Latest Headlines | May 21, 7pm

Rocky Merz, director of communications with the City of Cincinnati, said the work was part of a Greater Cincinnati Waterworks project. He said the crosswalks will be restored by the end of the week.

Northside families voice frustration over confusing crosswalk

COVID-19 surges are being tracked differently now as adaptation to the virus has changed.

How tracking COVID-19 surges have changed

Zach Wuorinen, a college sophomore and Finneytown native, will take the stage with The Who when the return to Cincinnati for the first time since 11 people died trying to get into the band's 1979 concert.

Finneytown bassist to join The Who at TQL Stadium concert

Miami (OH) crushes Bowling Green in MAC championship game

Cincinnati city council members plan to address affordable housing

A nonprofit based in Northern Kentucky makes banners, blankets and food baskets for Gold Star families and veterans in need.

Angels from the Battlefield ensures veterans who have died are forever remembered

Elder volleyball improves to 23-1 with win over Alter

Though he’s a veteran, the VA doesn’t cover everything tied to Grant Gieseler's treatment for light-chain multiple myeloma.

Broken back leads to cancer discovery for Marine Corps veteran

Proceeds from The Who's concert at TQL Stadium will go toward 11 scholarships for students. The 11 scholarships represent the 11 lives lost in the tragedy at The Who's 1979 Cincinnati concert.

'Tragedy into triumph': Proceeds from The Who's Cincinnati concert to go toward scholarships

Nurses at St. Elizabeth Healthcare Center were at lunch when they saw a woman collapse at a Northern Kentucky restaurant earlier this month. They put their training to the test to keep her alive.

Nurses act quickly to save woman who collapsed at restaurant