Man who became distraught after viewing footage of the fatal shooting of his son crashed into officer the next day The distraught father of an 18-year-old shot and killed by police in Cincinnati allegedly killed a police officer with his car less than 24 hours after the death of his son The double killing has shocked the Ohio city amid ongoing concerns about US law enforcement’s involvement in lethal encounters with citizens The incident began last Thursday with the shooting death of Ryan Hinton who police said had appeared to point a gun at an officer as he fled from a stolen vehicle with three other people Body camera footage released by police shows an officer shouting: “He’s got a gun The blurry and unclear footage then shows Hinton emerging from between two dumpsters When Hinton’s family viewed the footage at a meeting with police was present at the meeting and they were understandably distraught as they watched the bodycam video,” a statement from the family’s lawyers said “After the meeting with the police department Ryan Hinton’s father left in his own vehicle and that was the last we heard from him until learning about the tragic incident involving a law enforcement officer who was working a traffic detail near the University of Cincinnati.” That incident happened on Friday afternoon when a police officer – who has not yet been named publicly – was hit by a car as he directed traffic at an intersection Police identified the driver of that vehicle as the teen’s 38-year-old father He was later charged with aggravated murder The slain police officer was not believed to have been involved with the killing of Ryan Hinton “This is a horrific tragedy on both sides … This family lost their son, and this police officer lost his life,” Michael Wright, the Hinton family attorney, told the Cincinnati Enquirer CINCINNATI — The family of 18-year-old Ryan Hinton who was fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer on Thursday held a press conference on Monday to express their love for Ryan and to raise questions about his death Several of Ryan's family members spoke during the press conference many of whom urged the community to wait for further investigation before rushing to judgment "I seen two scared people," said Ryan's grandfather "I seen the officer scared and I seen my grandson scared So it's an unfortunate incident that happened I didn't see the police there trying to kill What I seen was two persons made a mistake My grandson made a mistake in being there and the officer he was trying to get back to his family too one of the attorneys with The Cochran Firm who is representing Ryan's family said his office is working to conduct their own investigation into the shooting we met with the police chief of Cincinnati and we viewed the body cam video of what happened with the shooting with Ryan," said Wright "We stayed at the chief's office for about an hour and a half and what we saw was disturbing." Wright pointed out that Cincinnati police only showed the body camera footage of one officer — the one who fired the shots that killed Ryan Hinton He said his office has requested to see all body camera footage from that morning and other public records that could help them analyze what happened WCPO 9 has also requested that body camera footage "We believe that this incident should be investigated," said Wright "It's not as cut and dry as this officer should have pulled out his gun and shot Ryan said she doesn't believe the shooting should have happened "I can't even express how I feel right now about — I'm angry because it shouldn't have ever happened," said Larkin "I want to find out exactly what steps was taken and the protocol And if everything comes out that it's not what it should have been we need to do something about change and training and diversity and understanding us as a Black culture." gentle giant" who always had time for his siblings and often spent time playing video games with them She said he made it a point to play with each and every child in the family teaching them different games and including them Hear more from Tonya Larkin in the player below: we don't deserve to be killed just because we're running away from the police," said Larkin said lawyers plan to look closely into the shooting to scrutinize whether Cincinnati Police Department's policies were appropriately followed there's procedures and there are policies that require those who hold life and death in their hands to move in particular ways." Rucker said they aren't trying to decide Ryan's innocence or guilt in the moments before the shooting — they're only looking at whether or not the officer who shot him properly followed procedure and protocol "We are looking for the answer through our investigation of whether or not it was proper whether or not the policies were followed appropriately and whether or not by law and by facts that that tragic death was considered in the eyes of the law as justifiable," said Rucker "I can promise you under no circumstance are the family members who are here will ever believe that it was justifiable." Wright said there's plenty of healing that needs to happen all around and he urged people to give the investigation time He said they don't know what next steps will be but he said it's possible it could be filing a lawsuit; Wright said they are working to get all the information they can before making any determinations Watch the full press conference in the player below: One day after Ryan was fatally shot, his father, Rodney Hinton Jr., allegedly crashed a vehicle into retired Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Henderson while he was directing traffic during commencement at the University of Cincinnati Ryan's family declined to speak about Henderson's death other than to offer prayers and condolences to his family and loved ones Cincinnati police showed family members of Ryan Hinton the CPD body camera footage on the morning of Friday Cincinnati police held a press conference to release the footage to the public That body camera footage showed a Cincinnati officer chasing the 18-year-old before firing multiple shots Theetge said Ryan was hit by two bullets — one that went through his arm and into his side and another that went through his chest and out his back allegedly drove his vehicle into Henderson at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr where Henderson was working a traffic detail Rodney Hinton Jr. appeared in court Saturday morning with dozens of deputies packing the room to show support for their former colleague Hinton is being held in Clermont County Jail without bail until his next hearing on Tuesday has been charged with aggravated murder for the death of Henderson By Jennifer Edwards BakerPublished: May 2025 at 9:28 AM EDT|Updated: 23 hours agoEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCINCINNATI (WXIX) - A 32-year-old man is fighting for his life after he was stabbed in downtown Cincinnati “until he went limp” over the weekend according to Cincinnati police and court records The victim is in critical condition and the suspect Police said Sunday the victim was stabbed in his neck at Seventh and Vine streets shortly after 7 p.m At least 10 witnesses told police Savigne stabbed the victim “until he went limp then walked away,” according to court records released Monday Officers arrested him a short time later “after a brief scuffle and Tasing,” police wrote in an affidavit Police have yet to say what led up to the stabbing Savigne’s court paperwork indicates he is homeless See a spelling or grammatical error in our story? Please click here to report it Do you have a photo or video of a breaking news story? Send it to us here with a brief description CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A man is charged with stabbing another man multiple times in downtown Cincinnati Saturday Police say Domingo Savigne stabbed the victim at Vine and 7th At least 10 people witnessed the stabbing including a CPD detective They then took him into custody after a scuffle Officers also had to use a Taser to get him under arrest Savigne does not have a court date scheduled It was the first homer as a Royal for both players. It was Maile's first game for Kansas City The Covington Catholic High School grad was recalled May 2 from Triple-A Omaha The Royals entered Sunday with an MLB-low 18 home runs through their first 34 games Kansas City acquired India from Cincinnati last November with Joey Wiemer for pitcher Brady Singer The Reds are scheduled to visit the Royals in Kansas City for a three-game series Monday The first Monday of every month during the season we’re going to check in on how the Cincinnati Reds Top 25 prospects are performing This group hasn’t exactly been the healthiest Four of the ten pitchers didn’t pitch in April only pitched in two games before landing on the injured list Connor Phillips did start a rehab assignment this weekend with Dayton and Rhett Lowder is expected to start his rehab assignment in Arizona on Tuesday Starting at the top of the list is Chase Burns He’s put up outstanding numbers to begin his career He made three starts in Dayton before being promoted to Double-A With Chattanooga he’s now made two starts He’s got a 2.61 ERA in 20.2 innings with six walks and 33 strikeouts He’s performed as one would expect the top pitcher in the draft to perform as given his pitch count limit he’s been working with to this point in the year Chase Petty made his big league debut last week and things didn’t go well for him in that game But the 23-year-old has pitched well in Triple-A even when accounting for a tough first outing of the year Among the pitchers who hasn’t been injured this season Zach Maxwell’s the guy having the worst start to the year He was doing quite well in the first month of the season and had a 2.53 ERA through his first 11 games But over his last three outings things have gone south in a hurry In those three outings he’s thrown 1.2 innings and given up four hits Adam Serwinowski is out to a strong start in Dayton The left-handed starter has a 2.18 ERA through five starts Like most other pitchers in the organization’s farm system he’s been working on a limited pitch count so far but he’s topped 80 pitches in each of his last two outings after throwing under 70 in the first three outings Luis Mey began his season in Triple-A and pitched in 10 games for the Bats between late March and the end of April Cincinnati then called him up to the big leagues in May and he’s now pitched in two games there At both stops he’s posted a 4.50 ERA He’s had one outing so far where his control simply wasn’t there and that game accounts for four of his seven walks on the season There are some injuries among the position players Cam Collier has not yet played this season as he recovers from thumb surgery after suffering an injury in spring training hasn’t played yet because he’s going to start the year with the ACL Reds and their season begins this afternoon But he’s not going to be on the field right away as he deals with an injury though he’s not expected to miss much time and should return soon Starting at the top of this list we’ve got Alfredo Duno The 19-year-old catcher is hitting just .218 but he’s showing a good amount of power before we even account for how pitcher friendly the Florida State League is and he’s got good walk and strikeout rates The ball just isn’t finding the green just yet but it likely will if he continues to make contact at the rate he has In Chattanooga there’s a group of five hitters in the top 25 and the results are good for most of them Both Edwin Arroyo and Hector Rodriguez are hitting .351 and Rodriguez is also showing off a little pop to go along with his average Sal Stewart has been solid across the board Things have not gone well for Jay Allen II who is having the worst start among the top 25 hitters He’s played just about every day and only has one extra-base hit on the season and is hitting just .165 The three prospects in Dayton among the top 25 group are struggling Carlos Jorge is hitting just .197 and hasn’t shown much power at all He is walking more than ever and he’s making contact at a solid rate so far but the numbers just aren’t following Ricky Cabrera was hitting just .187 before suffering an injury this weekend He has not yet been placed on the injured list but after being carted off of the field it seems likely to happen soon Yerlin Confidan was hitting well to begin the season but he has slumped of late and the strikeouts have piled up as his hitting numbers have declined Sammy Stafura got out to a bit of a slow start in Daytona but he’s picked things up of late and now he’s got strong numbers across the board outside of his strikeout rate – which is up from where it was last season at the same level Rece Hinds is the only top 25 prospect among the position players in Triple-A His strikeout rate is still higher than you’d like but it’s down from where it was last season and at a rate where a hitter has a chance to be successful at Right now he’s hitting for average and power and he’s walking enough to keep pitchers honest Blake Dunn is the lone prospect among the position players in the big leagues right now He’s struggled to find hits and make contact at this point though as he’s posted a .353 on-base percentage With the Arizona Complex League season starting later today we’ve got to start paying attention to what Sheng-En Lin is going to be doing This season he’s expected to both pitch and serve as a designated hitter when he’s not on the mound 2025 will be the first year he’s going to pitch as a professional after signing with the Reds in the late summer of 2023 Doug Gray is the owner and operator of this website and has been running it since 2006 in one variation or another Petty has a history of rough starts and then battling to improve Duno’s average is perplexing given his peripherals and how hard he hits the ball Sal Stewart isn’t hitting with too much HR pop but he is piling up doubles quickly and is still just 21 I think he’s a 20+ HR guy annually sooner rather than later One other guy (not on the list) on the pitching side who has now shown that he has battled past shoulder surgery is Ty Floyd It’s exciting to see he is still a good prospect who i was hoping could get a good start this year coming off injury Big fastballs from the left side being a good thing Gotta like the plate discipline of the top hitters thank goodness the top prospects are in the upper minors and can contribute if necessary The big club will be in the playoff hunt all season and you don’t want the season derailed by not having capable replacements I look at the Cubs and they’re already signing retreads right and left It’s great to see him pitch so well after missing all of last year with his shoulder That’s a tough way to begin a professional baseball career He’s looking pretty darn good in Daytona and I’m usually one to endorse that type of move That being said I’m currently of the thinking that I would keep him in Daytona all season It seems as if the Reds are wanting to limit his innings in a similar way to Petty That’s going to prevent him from being able to be a MLB starter until 2028 so there is no need to rush him along even if his talent would seem to warrant it in retrospect this should have gone on the recap of last night’s game Serwinski who had his inning limited last year is doing awesome this season as well I’m still curious to see how he does as he’s hitting 5 IP on a more consistent basis this year I also got my money on a Skeenes like rise from Burns I was really impressed watching Floyd yesterday The pitch was just crackling; nice movement i can see what the excitement was all about don’t want to see Floyd pushed too quickly though i can see him moving up to Dayton once the weather gets more stable they started Lyon Richardson in FL then moved him up after a few warmup appearances I don’t expect Floyd to follow exactly but Dayton might not be out of the question Serwinowski was still a little rough on the edges in FL (though his growth this year is also impressive) I want to see him safely add inning on to that repaired shoulder It seems as if his prospect value has been restored It feels weird as a Reds fan to be in a position where we don’t need to rush pitchers The rotational depth is good this year and should be as good if not better next year A trade or two could change this current zen moment I’m having with the Reds rotational depth That with Spiers out for a bit (or possibly traded at some point to a team desperate for pitching we’re ok with Acuna breathing down his neck as a back end starter/long reliever I am very certain we’ll draft another college arm mud range this summer There are some comments on Floyd and Acuna on yesterday’s game thread Tyler Naquin apparently no longer playing – the Rodriguez/Acuna acquisition moving away from lottery-pick into what-if territory Acuna must have read my comment a few days back saying he was most likely a bullpen piece due to his lower velocity when starting If he really was sitting 94-96 yesterday over five innings Acuna could be on a similar path as Aguiar (minus the TJ of course) Cincinnati's hottest race is the one for Cincinnati mayor If you haven't paid attention to the three candidates running for mayor Two Republicans, Cory Bowman and Brian Frank, are challenging incumbent Democratic Mayor Aftab Pureval It's the first time any Republican has run for the highest elected office in the heavily Democratic city since 2009 when Brad Wenstrup ran and lost Wenstrup four years later won a seat to Congress Vice President has drawn international attention to the raceBowman, 36, is the vice president's half-brother. As a result media from around the world have attended campaign events and debates including a reporter from a German publication at an April event Bowman held at Price Hill Chili in West Price Hill When asked at that event by a resident whether his relationship with Vance would help the city he talked about the importance of being the first Republican running for mayor in 16 years and having a better connection with the state and federal government "We've seen on council that there is a monopoly on one side," Bowman said "Now one of the things that you have to do is you have to be willing to cross the aisle and work with people And I think that's been the most damaging thing about our local government You can't cross the aisle when there's no aisle to cross." Road to the mayor's office runs through Colerain?Pictures of Brian Frank circulated online of him waving with his campaign signs in front of the Ronald Reagan Highway exit in Colerain Township Frank explained in a Facebook post that he was heading to a meeting near there and decided to stop "I love Colerain Township and all the people on the Best Side," Frank wrote in the Facebook post "I was waving there before I headed to my Crossroads Small Group meeting .. five minutes from there and besides lots of Cincinnati voters commute to work on the Ronald Reagan Highway and Ronald Reagan is still my favorite President of These United States!" So when Pureval was given the opportunity in a debate sponsored by the Cincinnati NAACP to ask Frank a question he wanted to know about his opponent's fashion sense where did you get that ridiculous hat?" Pureval asked Frank as laughter rippled through the audience Frank remained quiet and stared straight ahead Then the moderator asked Frank whether he wanted to respond "I'm going to remain the adult in the room," Frank said "I'm not going to debase myself by responding to that sort of question." Frank later told the story behind the hat to The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast. It's a tribute to his late sister, Michele Cellino Pureval served as Hamilton County Clerk of Courts He sprang onto the political scene suddenly in 2016 unseating incumbent Republican Tracey Winkler for clerk of courts After defeating a member of a prominent Republican political family he rode that momentum to a congressional run in 2018 where he lost to the incumbent Republican Rep Since becoming mayor, he's garnered some national attention in Politico and the Los Angeles Times. He spoke at the 2024 Democratic National Convention While rumors have flown around the city from time to time that Pureval is running for another office Bowman, 36, is a resident of the College Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati pastor of The River Church in the West End and is a registered Republican Frank, 66, of Mount Adams, is a Navy veteran who worked at Procter & Gamble for 23 years in procurement He also worked for a series of pharmaceutical companies He's run a campaign with a slogan to "Make Cincinnati Great Again." He's a Republican and an admirer of President Donald Trump and disagrees with the GOP on LGBTQ issues "As an openly gay man and supporter of the LGBTQ+ Community I support protecting and enforcing all LGBTQ rights in Cincinnati and any current funding that the City has committed to this community," Frank said in his survey to The Enquirer Have an event you’d like us to know about? Send all the details to calendar@cincinnati.com with “Things To Do” in the subject line Monday, May 5FAMILY: Zoo Babies, daily, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, 3400 Vine St., Avondale. Runs May 1-31. Cincinnatizoo.org FILM: "Pink Floyd: The Wall," 7:30 p.m., Woodward Theater, 1404 Main St., Over-the-Rhine. $12-$15. Cincyticket.com MUSEUM: Cincinnati’s Transportation History Talks: Cincinnati Inclines, 7-9 p.m., Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. Enjoy history talk and mini-tours in the museum. $25. Cincymuseum.org MUSIC OPENING: Jazz at the Park, 6-9 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Mambo Combo. Free. Washingtonpark.org MUSIC: Dirty Grass Players & Mama Said String Band, 7 p.m., Whiskey City's Liberty Theater, 229 Walnut St, Lawrenceburg. Whiskeycityslibertytheater.com MUSEUM: The Legacy of Behringer-Crawford Museum: 75 Years of Art, Culture & Community, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday, Behringer-Crawford Museum, Devou Park, 1600 Montague Road, Covington. $9, $8 ages 60-up, $5 ages 3-17. Bcmuseum.org MUSIC: Jazz at the Square, 5-8 p.m., Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. Jim Connerley Quartet. Free. Myfountainsquare.com MUSIC: Music Live at Lunch, 12:10 p.m., Christ Church Cathedral, 318 E. Fourth St., Downtown. Pork City Slim. Free. Cincinnaticathedral.com THEATER OPENING: A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, Aronoff Center for the Arts, 650 Walnut St., Downtown. Runs May 6-18. Cincinnatiarts.org FAMILY: Titanic: An Immersive Voyage, 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday-Monday, 18 W. Fourth St., Downtown. $34, $29 seniors, students and military. $26 ages under 12. Feverup.com HEALTH: Workout on the Green, 5-7 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Runs Wednesdays April 2-Oct. 29. Free. Washingtonpark.org MUSEUM: Kim Radochia: Botanical Fantastical, noon-5 p.m. Wednesday-Monday, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum, Gallery Museum, 1763 Hamilton Cleves Road, Hamilton. Artist channels her love of botany into an immersive exploration of nature’s mesmerizing patterns and movements. Runs through July 27. Included with park admission. Pyramidhill.org MUSEUM ENDING: Mystery & Benevolence: Masonic and Odd Fellows Folk Art, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Monday, Taft Museum of Art, 316 Pike St., Downtown. Through May 11. $15, $12 seniors, free ages 17-under, military and members. Taftmuseum.org/mystery MUSIC: Fountain Blues, 5-8 p.m., Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. John Ford. Free. Myfountainsquare.com MUSIC: Blue Wisp Big Band, 7:30 p.m., Caffe Vivace, 975 E McMillan St. Caffevivace.com SHOPPING: Plant Auction, 6-8:30 p.m., Williamsburg High School, 500 S. Fifth St., Williamsburg. Live auction of annuals, perennials, herbs, shrubs, vegetables, bulbs and trees. Hosted by Williamsburg Garden Club. Facebook.com MUSEUM: Julia Child: A Recipe for Life, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday-Monday, Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. Explore the key ingredients that led to Julia’s personal evolution and America’s culinary revolution in this fresh new touring exhibition. Runs Feb. 1-May 18. Cincymuseum.org MUSEUM: Barbie: A Cultural Icon, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday-Monday, Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. Exhibition celebrates 65 years of fashion and inspiration showcasing how Barbie is more than just a doll. Features more than 150 vintage dolls, life-sized fashion pieces and custom-themed displays. Runs April 4-Sept. 1. Cincymuseum.org MUSEUM: Ohio Now: State of Nature, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Contemporary Arts Center, 44 E. Sixth St., Downtown. Exhibition brings together artists from around Ohio who focus on sustainability, agriculture, food justice, and natural ecologies. Runs through Aug. 17. Cincycac.org MUSIC: Salsa on the Square, 6-10 p.m., Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. Kumbia Latina, Cuban Salsa Cincinnati. Runs May 1-Sept. 25. Free. Myfountainsquare.com MUSIC: Rhiannon Giddens & the Old-Time Revue, 8 p.m., Memorial Hall, 1225 Elm St. Memorialhallotr.com MUSIC: Sonic Temple Festival, Thursday-Sunday, Crew Stadium, 1 Black and Gold Blvd., Columbus. With Korn, Metallica, Linkin Park, Bad Omens, Rob Zombie, Incubus, Alice in Chains, Alice Cooper, Motionless in White, Mastodon, Bullet for my Valentine, Ice Nine Kills and more. Sonictemplefest.com RECREATION: Drag Bingo, 6-9 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Free. Washingtonpark.org ART OPENING: National Oil & Acrylic Painters' Society 2025 Best of American Small Works, 6-9 p.m., Eisele Gallery, 6936 Madisonville Road, Mariemont. Runs May 9-31. Noaps.org CHARITY: Easterseals Redwood’s Express, 6-10:30 p.m., Turfway Park, 7500 Turfway Road, Florence. Benefits Easterseals Redwood. $150. Eastersealsredwood.org COMEDY: Josh Wolf: High on Life Tour, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Friday, 6:30 and 9 p.m. Saturday, Funny Bone Comedy Club, 7518 Bales St., Liberty Township. $29-$59. Liberty.funnybone.com COMEDY: Chad Daniels, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Go Bananas Comedy Club, Market Place Lane, Montgomery. $35. Gobananascomedy.com COMEDY: Kurt Braunohler, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., Commonwealth Sanctuary, 522 Fifth Ave., Dayton. $20. Commonwealthsanctuary.com FESTIVAL: Smoke on the River BBQ Fest, 5-11 p.m. Friday, noon-11 p.m. Saturday, noon-9 p.m. Sunday, Covington Plaza, 144 Madison Ave., Covington. Enjoy barbeque, live music, and more. Thingstodocincinnati.com MUSIC: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Music Hall, 1241 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Program includes Edvard Grieg’s Piano Concerto featuring Michelle Cann, and Edward “Duke” Ellington’s Black, Brown and Beige led by pops principal guest conductor Damon Gupton. Program also includes Dvorak’s The Noon Witch, Stravinsky’s Scherzo a la russe, and Arthur Honegger’s Pastorale d’ete. Cincinnatisymphony.org MUSIC: Fernbank Golf Course Free Concert Series, 7-10 p.m. Fridays. Fernbank Golf Course, 7036 Fernbank Ave., Sayler Park. Chris Runnels Band. Free. Fernbankgolfcourse.com MUSIC: Josh Radnor, 8 p.m., Woodward Theater, 1404 Main St. With Michaela Anne. Woodwardtheater.com MUSIC: Michael W. Smith: Beyond the Far Horizon Tour, 7 p.m., Taft Theatre, 317 E 5th St. Tafttheatre.org MUSIC: School of Rock Mason: The Ozzy Show, 7 p.m., Sonic Boom Room, 755 Reading Rd 1, Mason. Schoolofrock.com MUSIC: ekoostik hookah, 9 p.m., Whiskey City's Liberty Theater, 229 Walnut St, Lawrenceburg. Whiskeycityslibertytheater.com MUSIC OPENING: Queen City Keyed Up, 7-10 p.m., Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. Talented performers go head-to-head in a fun, interactive dueling piano show. Runs May 9-Aug. 29. Myfountainsquare.com THEATER: Sweet Charity, Aronoff Center for the Arts, Jarson-Kaplan Theater, 650 Walnut St., Downtown. Runs May 9-17. Cincinnatiarts.org ART OPENING: Marcy Petit: Under the Owl's Eye, 6-9 p.m., Wave Pool Gallery, Camp Washington. French interdisciplinary artist and Wave Pool’s artist in residence creates a series of installations and performance exploring the loss and reclaiming of women’s ancestral ties to nature. Free. Wavepoolgallery.org COMEDY: Doug Benson: Doug Loves Movies, 4 p.m., Commonwealth Sanctuary, 522 Fifth Ave., Dayton. Commonwealthsanctuary.com COMEDY: Doug Benson: Benson Movie Interruption, 7:30 p.m., Commonwealth Sanctuary, 522 Fifth Ave., Dayton. Commonwealthsanctuary.com CRAFT SHOW: Crafty Supermarket, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Music Hall Ballroom, 1241 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Browse handmade goods from talented local, regional and national makers, enjoy local food and a live DJ. Free swag bags to the first 100 shoppers. Free admission. Craftysupermarket.com FAMILY OPENING: Gothica Botanica Butterfly Show, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily, Krohn Conservatory, 1501 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. This year’s show lets you step into a gothic-themed butterfly garden, where shadowy foliage and deep-hued blooms set the stage for hundreds of iridescent butterflies. Runs May 10-Aug. 10. Cincinnati-oh.gov FAMILY: May Farm Fest, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Gorman Heritage Farm, 10052 Reading Road, Evendale. Celebrate spring on the farm with baby animal interactions, touch-a-tractor, craft vendors, dino buddies reptile encounter, and fun activities for all ages. $15, $12 advance, $10 children, $8 advance. Gormanfarm.org FAMILY: Art on the Rise, 1-5 p.m., Cincinnati Art Museum, Art Climb Stairs, 953 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. Performances and family-friendly activities. Food trucks. Free. Cincinnatiartmuseum.org FAMILY: Youth Circus Extravaganza, 2 and 7 p.m., Fairview-Clifton German Language School, 3689 Clifton Ave., Clifton. My Nose Turns Red Youth Circus performs 90-minute production, with an intermission. $10, $8 seniors and students, free ages 5-under. Tickets: 859-581-7100; Mynoseturnsred.org FESTIVAL: Appalachian Festival, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, Riverfront along Front St., New Richmond. Enjoy live music, cultural displays and demonstrations, dancing, storytelling, food and more. Cash only. Runs May 10-11. $15, $5 ages 5-17, free ages 4-under. Free parking. Appalachianfestival.org FILM: Winterfilm XII, 6 p.m., Woodward Theater, 1404 Main St., Over-the-Rhine. Screening and awards. Cincyticket.com FOOD: Mother’s Day Breakfast with Barbie, 8-9:30 a.m., Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. $60 per person includes breakfast in the Rotunda and admission to Barbie: A Cultural Icon. Cincymuseum.org MUSIC: Kentucky Symphony Orchestra: Swingin’ the Classics, 7:30 p.m., Northern Kentucky University, Greaves Concert Hall, Louie B Nunn Drive, Highland Heights. KSO closes its season with this big band take on the classics, including jazz orchestrations of Bach, Mozart, Brahms, Dvorak, Gershwin, Holst, Suppe and Verdi. $35. kyso.org MUSIC: Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, 7 p.m., Hard Rock Casino, 1000 Broadway St. Casino.hardrock.com MUSIC: Kaleta & the Super Yamba Band, 8 p.m., Whiskey City's Liberty Theater, 229 Walnut St, Lawrenceburg. Whiskeycityslibertytheater.com MUSIC: Knife the Symphony, 8 p.m., Madison Live Rooftop, 730 Madison Ave., Covington, Ky. With Variations of May, Hey Alveh, Misunderstood. Madisontheater.com MUSIC: School of Rock Mason: 90s Alternative Rock, Sonic Boom Room, 755 Reading Rd 1, Mason. Schoolofrock.com MUSIC OPENING: Fifth & Vine Live, 7-10 p.m., Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., Downtown. Dead Centric. Free. Myfountainsquare.com MUSIC OPENING: Saturdays in the Park, 10 a.m.-noon, Inwood Park, 2308 Vine St., Mount Auburn. Burning Caravan. Free. Cliftonculturalarts.org NIGHTLIFE: Glow in the Dark Silent Disco, 8 p.m., The Lawn at Delhi Towne Square, 5031 Delhi Road, Delhi Township. Multiple channels of music. Ages 21-up. $20. Cincyticket.com RECREATION: Pre-Match in the Park, 4-6:30 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Party with other FCC fans before the match. Washingtonpark.org SHOPPING: The Off Market, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Summit Park, 4335 Glendale Milford Road, Blue Ash. Shop small businesses, artisans, brewers, bakers, farmers and more. Free. Facebook.com SHOPPING: Artisanfest, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Washingtonpark.org SHOPPING: Hamilton Flea, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Marcum Park, 106 N. Second St., Hamilton. Urban, curated flea market, food trucks and more. Free admission. Hamiltonflea.org SPOKEN WORD: Blah Blah Blah Motorcycles, 8 p.m., The Loon Wine Bar, 4027 Hamilton Ave., Northside. 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Optional flower bar with create-your-own bouquet. $75 ages 21-up, $55 ages 12-21, $40 ages 12-under. Belleventcentre.com HOLIDAY: Mother's Day Lunch, noon-3 p.m., Fibonacci Brewing Co., 1445 Compton Road, Mount Healthy. Facebook.com MUSIC: Phillip-Michael Scales, 8 p.m., Whiskey City's Liberty Theater, 229 Walnut St, Lawrenceburg, In. Whiskeycityslibertytheater.com SHOPPING: Art on Vine, noon-6 p.m., Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. Browse more than 80 local artisans. Free. Artonvinecincy.com Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Nearly all of the unionized employees at two federal facilities dedicated to workplace safety research in Cincinnati are on immediate administrative leave and will be terminated The cuts represent a significant portion of the facilities' workforce "It's about 93 percent of NIOSH [nationally] and about 97 percent of the Cincinnati bargaining unit," she said "So it's effectively shutting down the agency." NIOSH has two offices in Cincinnati — Pleasant Ridge's Alice Hamilton Laboratory for Occupational Safety and Health Taft Occupational Safety and Health Laboratory About 400 employees in total are roughly equally distributed between the two NIOSH is responsible for research and recommendations aimed at preventing workplace illness and injury Union steward Hannah Echt told WVXU in April the Cincinnati offices have a variety of workers "We evaluate if hazards exist in a workplace and recommend ways to reduce hazards," she said administrative staff who support our research and our projects." Other workers at NIOSH in management positions will be terminated June 2 They were put on administrative leave April 1 That's when some unionized employees were first notified their jobs were in jeopardy leading to protests at Cincinnati's NIOSH facilities The Trump administration has said widespread job cuts are necessary in the federal workforce to save taxpayer funds and to make the federal government more efficient. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offices in Cincinnati have already seen some of those cuts. The cuts to NIOSH are part of larger restructuring under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F who has indicated the department will cut roughly 20,000 of its 82,000 employees and consolidate its 28 departments to 15 Leaders with HHS have pledged that the worker safety initiatives NIOSH carries out will continue under a new department called the Administration for a Healthy America even after the workforce reductions But Niemeier-Walsh and other union leaders dispute this "If you go to the NIOSH website and you look at some of our services A visit to NIOSH's pages for its National Firefighter Registry for Cancer and Health Hazards Evaluations services shows banners advising the programs aren't active The former program helps firefighters who have developed potentially job-related cancers employees and unions identify and mitigate workplace health hazards Labor leaders and their supporters will hold a demonstration outside the Pleasant Ridge NIOSH facility at 5 p.m This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page 2025 at 8:29 AM EDT|Updated: 24 hours agoEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati police’s Traffic Unit is investigating whether impairment is a factor after an SUV hit a bicyclist and seriously hurt him over the weekend First responders were called to the 100 block of West Seymour Avenue in Carthage about 6:30 p.m A police news release says the preliminary investigation determined a 2018 Dodge Journey SUV westbound on Seymour Avenue “drove off the right side” of the road and “collided with a 45-year-old (man) riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.” was seriously hurt and taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center The 65-year-old driver of the SUV was not hurt “Excessive speed does not appear to be a factor in the crash.  Impairment is being investigated as a factor,” the release states Any witnesses to this crash are asked to contact the Cincinnati Police Department’s Traffic Unit at 513-352-2514 It listed the best and worst comeback teams in MLB this season with the Dodgers sitting atop the pack entering Sunday with a 13-10 record in games in which they trailed The White Sox (2-24) and Rockies (3-27) were the worst no one had more comeback wins in the 2024 regular season than the Chiefs Kansas City became the first team in NFL history to come from behind to win 11 times in a season 1983 Cowboys and 1980 Falcons each had 10 come-from-behind victories The Bengals’ record is seven comeback wins which they initially set in 1986 and recently matched in 2021 they were 4-8 in games in which they trailed If we up the parameter to trailing by at least seven points the NFL record for coming back from that sizable deficit is eight by the 1983 Cowboys and 1998 49ers The Cincinnati record for wins after trailing by 7+ points is four  It’s something they’ve done 11 times – 1972 rallying from exactly seven points down against the Raiders A big reason the Chiefs set the NFL record for comeback wins in 2024 is because of Patrick Mahomes Some people will argue that quarterback wins are not a relevant stat the correlation between quarterback and victory is devalued But when a team rallies for a comeback win the quarterback’s role is much more important and almost always a valid measurable let’s look at the quarterbacks with the most comeback wins in NFL history Mahomes was 11-1 in 2024 in games he started and trailed at some point The career leader is Tom Brady with 118 wins The Bengals career leader is Ken Anderson with 29 Anderson again is the Bengals record holder with 26 which means 26 of his 29 comeback wins were by at least seven points His .625 winning percentage is by far the best in NFL history among quarterbacks who had at least 32 starts in which they fell behind by 7+ points Only one other quarterback in history even has a .500 record in such games (minimum 32 such games started): That Mahomes is so far ahead of every other Hall of Fame quarterback is remarkable But what about quarterbacks in the Joe Burrow era (2020-present) Mahomes obviously is the leader in overall comeback wins while Burrow sits just outside the Top 10 in a tie for 13th with 21 comeback wins In teams of winning percentage among players who have trailed in at least 17 games they have started since 2020 Rodgers 18 and Hurts and Allen each have 16 And the best winning percentages when trailing by 7+ points belong to Mahomes .649 Which quarterbacks are least likely to rally a team from a 7-point deficit There are 38 quarterbacks who have started at least 17 games in which their team trailed by 7+ points Three of the bottom 10 winning percentages belong to quarterbacks who are current starters Burrow’s win percentage of .316 (12-26) is 13th best None of those teams with double-digit comeback wins went on to win the Super Bowl But there was a surprise team tied with the Eagles rallied from behind six times as well on their way to a 10-7 season which was tied for the fewest such wins in the league Brady’s .608 winning percentage only ranks sixth among quarterbacks with at least 50 starts Mahomes is first with a .685 winning percentage (50-23) Peyton Manning.611 (88-56) and Joe Montana .609 (56-36) The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER CINCINNATI — The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has announced visitation and funeral arrangements for Larry Henderson the retired deputy who was hit and killed while working a traffic detail during the University of Cincinnati's spring commencement last week There will be two set times for public visitation: A public service will then take place from 11 a.m at Cintas Center.Directly after the service on Friday the sheriff's office said a procession will travel to Spring Grove Cemetery Rose Garden for a graveside ceremony and burial The man accused of intentionally running his car into the deputy is 38-year-old Rodney Hinton Jr. He was identified as the father of an 18-year-old shot and killed by a Cincinnati police officer one day prior. WATCH: Sheriff's department packs court as man accused of driving into deputy Henderson retired from the sheriff's office in December after 33 years of service He also spent nearly 20 years as part of the Bearcat team volunteering his time working security during UC football games "In Deputy Henderson’s early tenure as a Sheriff’s Deputy I recognized his talent for teaching and presentation," Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey shared a statement Sunday in honor of Henderson "Larry began his journey as a Sheriff’s Office trainer early in his career," she said "He developed an expertise and became an excellent trainer he trained divisions of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office that included hundreds of deputy sheriffs His ability to relate to and touch officers’ lives was extraordinary We will continue to honor Larry’s life of service." Ryan Hinton’s family distanced themselves from the actions of his father who is accused of killing a sheriff’s deputy the day after his son was shot and instead said they are seeking answers about the fatal police shooting Surrounded by Hinton’s relatives, the family’s attorney, Michael Wright, called the body camera footage of the May 1 shooting “disturbing” and said it is not clear whether the officer who shot Hinton was in imminent danger "This is not as cut and dry as this officer should have pulled out his gun and shot at Ryan," Wright said during the May 5 press conference More: Frame-by-frame review of body cam video from fatal East Price Hill police shooting was shot twice by Cincinnati police during a stolen car investigation and died shortly after Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge has described the shooting as “six quick seconds” and said the officer who fired at Hinton believed the man pointed the gun at him during the quick encounter The department has not released the name of the officer who shot Hinton, citing Marsy's Law, legislation meant to protect victims of crimes The next day, May 2, police say Hinton’s father, Rodney Hinton Jr., killed Hamilton County Sheriff’s Deputy Larry Henderson by striking him with a car Wright called the episode a tragedy and offered his condolences to the deputy but made clear he is not representing Hinton’s father, who is charged with murder “We’re trying to get the family some answers,” Wright said Officials say parallel investigations into the shooting are underway by the Cincinnati Police Department and the Citizen Complaint Authority Wright asked people to "relax" and not rush to judgment called on the community to forgive the Cincinnati police officer who shot Ryan “I saw the officer scared and I saw my grandson scared,” Hinton said of the body camera footage “What I saw was two people who made a mistake.” Four days after Ryan’s death, his family remembered the man as a “jokester” and a loving person. He was a student at Dohn Community High School before the charter school’s sudden closure in March gentle giant that played with everybody all the time," Hinton's grandmother Larkin also called for more diversity training in police departments "We as Black people don't deserve to be killed just because we're running away from the police," she said Funeral arrangements for Ryan have not yet been made More: Father accused of killing sheriff's deputy after police fatally shot son. What we know The Cincinnati Bengals endured a roller coaster 2024 NFL season It saw them start the year off 1-4 but storm back with a second-half playoff push They entered December 4–8, but the Bengals rallied to win their last five games and kept their playoff hopes alive late in the season it was their second consecutive 9-8 finish in which they missed the playoffs A significant part of the problem was Cincinnati's defense The defense allowed 25.5 points per game which was 25th in the league The team reacted by firing longtime defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo The Bengals have since hired Al Golden in hopes he can improve the team's defensive unit Trey Hendrickson's future is uncertain as he seeks an extension of his own, but Cincinnati focused on strengthening the defense in the draft by selecting Shemar Stewart in the first round three of their first four draft picks were on the defensive side of the ball Another year removed from their 2022 Super Bowl appearance has them flying under the radar in the AFC Will that be enough to get the Bengals back to the postseason Here's Cincinnati's full list of opponents for the 2025 season as the NFL's schedule release approaches BENGALS TICKETS: Buy tickets to 2025 Cincinnati Bengals games Here's the full list of Bengals opponents for 2025: RoadBaltimore RavensPittsburgh SteelersCleveland BrownsBuffalo BillsMiami DolphinsMinnesota VikingsGreen Bay PackersDenver BroncosAs always the Bengals are set to face their AFC North counterparts twice during the 2025 NFL season They will also play every team in the AFC East and NFC North as part of the NFL's yearly rotating schedule Cincinnati's final three opponents – the Broncos Jaguars and Cardinals – were determined based on the Bengals' third-place finish in their division last season the AFC has an extra home game this season Cincinnati will host nine games in front of its fans When is the 2025 NFL schedule release?The NFL will unveil its full 2025 schedule on Wednesday the league will announce all 18 weeks of matchups and bye weeks for each team This year's schedule release will occur one day earlier than last year's the NFL announced the complete 2024 schedule at 8 p.m so fans can expect a similar timing this time around Vice President JD Vance’s half-brother Cory Bowman is running for Cincinnati mayor The 36-year-old Republican faces Mayor Aftab Pureval River Church Cincinnati pastor Cory Bowman who is Vice President JD Vance’s half brother and Cincinnati mayoral candidate prays during Easter worship service in the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Sunday This combo of images shows incumbent Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval River Church Cincinnati pastor Cory Bowman who is Vice President JD Vance’s half brother and Cincinnati mayoral candidate and Cincinnati mayoral candidate Brian Frank preaches during Easter worship service in the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Sunday Incumbent Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval participates in candidate forum with Brian Frank hosted by the Cincinnati NAACP Cincinnati mayoral candidate Brian Frank talks with a person in the audience after participating in a candidate forum with Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval half-brother of Republican vice presidential candidate Sen hugs Vance during the Republican National Convention is pictured on stage with Usha Vance and JD Vance during the Republican National Convention with Terra Williams during Easter worship service at the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Sunday pray during Easter morning service in the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Sunday speaks with Usha Vance and others on stage during the Republican National Convention as River Church Cincinnati pastor Cory Bowman preaches during River Church Cincinnati Easter worship service in the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Sunday Parishioners stand to worship with Pastor Cory Bowman at River Church Cincinnati’s Easter worship service in the Hays Porter Elementary School gym Incumbent Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval participates in a candidate forum with Brian Frank hosted by the Cincinnati NAACP Cincinnati mayoral candidate Brian Frank participates in a candidate forum with incumbent Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval hosted by the Cincinnati NAACP An image of President Donald Trump is displayed as incumbent Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and Brian Frank participate in a candidate forum hosted by the Cincinnati NAACP starting an evangelical church in Cincinnati’s West End and later opening a coffee shop But he hadn’t thought politics was his calling nobody that told me that this is a pathway I should go,” he said in an interview one recent morning “But I just thought this would be a great way to help impact the city in another realm as well AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Vice President JD Vance’s half-brother is running for Cincinnati mayor “What I want to run as is I’m somebody that deeply loves Cincinnati,” Bowman said and so I can kind of see certain things with the city that we can do better at.” is viewed as a rising star within the Democratic Party is a lawyer and former special assistant U.S attorney who previously served as Hamilton County Clerk of Courts and ran for Congress He won the 2021 mayor’s race in Ohio’s third largest city with nearly 66% of the vote said he chose to run for mayor partly because it was the seat most immediately up for grabs and partly because it bothered him that Pureval was running unopposed Another GOP candidate — procurement professional Brian Frank 66 — jumped into the race around that same time for the same reason so the top two vote-getters on May 6 will face each other in November “I think it’s fantastic that I’m not running unopposed,” Pureval said saying he believes it’s important for Cincinnati voters to have different visions from which to choose Bowman moved to Cincinnati around 2020 and did not vote in the last mayor’s race Pureval made an issue of his opponent’s relatively short time as a city resident to suggest “he doesn’t necessarily have a track record or a deep commitment to the city He said his family “always considered Cincinnati our home He said his family bounced back and forth a lot between Ohio and Florida Cory Bowman attended Miami University in Oxford where he earned a degree in economics and business administration then returned to Florida to study the ministry at River University in Tampa and “convinced her to love Cincinnati as much as me.” But Cory Bowman says that Vance eventually remedied the situation he asked to meet Donald Bowman and his younger brother and sister Cory remembers fondly the future vice president coming to visit and the two of them playing basketball strengthened through going to college in Ohio at around the same time and getting married and becoming parents in tandem Both have three children — two boys and a girl is not taking an active role in the campaign The vice president’s office declined to comment on Bowman’s run and Bowman has acknowledged that he does not have Vance’s endorsement — at least not yet he’s not a political counselor to me,” Bowman said “He is not somebody that planted me here in this city.” Bowman opposed Cincinnati’s sanctuary city status promised to keep children safe and pledged to improve snow removal and fill potholes said that she wasn’t thinking about local government right now because Asked about supporting a relative of Vance’s “I just think he’s helping with the chaos and I don’t want chaos locally,” she said and I feel like if he’s here it’s going to hit home playThomas Müller's trophy-laden Bayern career to come to an end (0:58)Take a look at the incredible numbers and trophies behind Thomas Müller's Bayern Munich career as the 35-year-old announces he will leave the club this summer Bayern Munich midfielder/forward Thomas Müller has rejected a contract offer from FC Cincinnati The news was first reported by German publication Bild Müller, 35, announced earlier this month that he will leave Bayern as a free agent when his contract expires this summer Cincinnati owns Müller's MLS discovery rights a mechanism that acts as a right of first refusal for the team though those rights can be traded to another MLS team in exchange for salary cap space Cincinnati's current roster structure only allows for it to have two Designated Players but the club could opt to modify that structure to allow a third when the summer transfer window opens on July 24 Müller is a Bayern Munich legend having won 12 Bundesliga titles, six German Cups, eight German Super Cups and two UEFA Champions League titles He has scored over 260 goals for the Bavarian giants in over 780 appearances across all competitions This season he has recorded six goals and six assists in all competitions At international level, Müller has scored 45 goals in 131 appearances for Germany and was part of the side that claimed the 2014 World Cup CINCINNATI – The University of Cincinnati Department of Athletics is mourning the loss of freshman football student-athlete Jeremiah Kelly who passed unexpectedly at his residence early Tuesday morning "The Bearcats football family is heartbroken by the sudden loss of this outstanding young man," said football head coach Scott Satterfield "In the short time Jeremiah has spent with our team My prayers are with the Kelly family and those who had the pleasure of knowing Jeremiah." where he helped lead the Eagles to a 16-0 record and the school's first state championship in 2024 He earned first-team all-conference and all-district honors and was named the SWC Lineman of the Year as a senior The Plain Dealer ranked him among Northeast Ohio's Top 25 prospects Kelly was an early enrollee who practiced with the football team this spring semester "We've suffered a heartbreaking loss today," said Director of Athletics John Cunningham "All of us at UC send our love and prayers to the Kelly family and we will do everything that we can to support them and our Bearcats student-athletes in the difficult days and weeks ahead." Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Former FC Cincinnati player Aaron Boupendza has died at the age of 28 after reportedly falling from his 11th-floor residence in China The Gabonese striker was living in China and playing for Chinese Super League club Zhejiang FC “We are saddened to hear of the tragic passing of former FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza earlier today at his home in China,” FC Cincinnati said in a statement He was a loved member of the FC Cincinnati family and we offer our condolences to all who knew him.” said in its statement that Boupendza had fallen from the 11th floor of his building in China “Boupendza is remembered as a great striker who made his mark during the African Cup of Nations in Cameroon,” wrote FEGAFOOT “The Gabonese football community offers their sincere condolences to his family during this difficult time.” Boupendza joined Cincinnati in the summer of 2023 as a designated player, initially signed to a four-year contract. He spent only a single season in Cincinnati, scoring seven goals in 24 appearances. His time at the club was not without controversy — in 2024, Boupendza suffered a broken jaw in a barfight with a professional boxer Boupendza’s contract was terminated several months later Boupendza’s club career was long and varied Gabonese President-elect Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema paid tribute to Boupendza in a post on X on Wednesday morning “It is with great sadness that I learned of the tragic passing of Aaron Boupendza a talented center forward who brought honor to Gabonese football,” wrote Nguema “I offer my sincere condolences to his family and loved ones Cincinnati freshman football player Jeremiah Kelly an early enrollee who went through spring practice with the team died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at his off-campus residence The school didn't disclose a cause of death an 18-year-old offensive lineman from Avon helped his high school team to a 16-0 record and a state championship last fall "The Bearcats football family is heartbroken by the sudden loss of this outstanding young man," Cincinnati coach Scott Satterfield said in a statement Cincinnati completed its spring practice session last week "We've suffered a heartbreaking loss today," Cincinnati athletic director John Cunningham said in a statement Gabon and former FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza died following a fall from the 11th floor of a building in China the Gabonese Football Federation (FEGAFOOT) said Wednesday didn't say when the incident took place or provide details Boupendza had been playing for Zhejiang FC in the Chinese Super League this year Zhejiang issued a statement saying Boupendza died at his residence "Now the club is fully cooperating with the relevant departments to carry out the investigation," the statement added Boupendza joined Major League Soccer's FC Cincinnati as a designated player in summer 2023 for a reported $7 million transfer fee scoring five goals in 10 games to help the club win the MLS Supporters' Shield as the team with the best regular-season record But his contract was terminated early in August 2024 Aaron Boupendza had been playing for Zhejiang FC in the Chinese Super League. Guo Tianqi/China News Service/VCG via Getty Images"We are saddened to hear of the tragic passing of former FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza earlier today at his home in China," FC Cincinnati said in a statement and we offer our condolences to all who knew him MLS added in a statement: "Major League Soccer is saddened by the passing of former FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza We extend our deepest condolences to his family The Gabon federation said Boupendza would be "remembered as a great striker who made his mark during the African Cup of Nations in Cameroon" in 2022 "[The Gabonese Football Federation] and the wider Gabonese football family offer their sincere condolences to his biological family during this difficult time," the federation said the French team where Boupendza played early in his career his loved ones and the entire football family," Bordeaux said After playing in the lower tiers of French soccer with Bordeaux's reserve side then Pau Boupendza's breakthrough season came with Hatayspor in the Turkish top flight when he scored 22 goals in the 2020-21 season Hatayspor also expressed its condolences in a post on X The following season, he moved to Qatari club Al-Arabi then to Riyadh-based Al Shabab in the Saudi Pro League. 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Hinton is accused of driving his car into and killing veteran Deputy Larry Henderson The day before the crash, May 1, a Cincinnati police officer shot and killed Hinton's son, Ryan, 18, during a stolen car investigation. More: Hamilton County sheriff's deputy death: A timeline of events Cincinnati police released roughly 20 seconds of body camera video from two police officers involved in the shooting that occurred the morning of May 1. Officers had responded to an apartment complex in East Price Hill around 9:30 a.m. as part of a stolen car investigation The officer called out twice that Hinton had a gun The suspect tripped but continued to run between two dumpsters with a gun in his hand before he encountered another officer The other officer caught up to Hinton and fired five consecutive shots at him Two bullets struck Hinton: one in the chest and one in the arm Theetge said the time between when the suspects ran from police to when the shooting happened was “six quick seconds.” Police arrested the other three suspects since the shooting crashed into Hamilton County sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson near the corner of Martin Luther King Drive and Burnet Woods in Corryville Henderson stood outside his vehicle to operate a traffic light near a University of Cincinnati commencement ceremony More: A violent chain of events: Man accused of killing deputy day after police shot his son First responders took the deputy and the driver to UC Medical Center Police later arrested Rodney Hinton at the hospital Cincinnati police officials did not give an exact time of the arrest Sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson retired in December after working 33 years with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, according to a Facebook post on Dec. 20 He worked as a bomb technician and was a member of the dive team that performed water rescues and searches He still worked traffic details like the one outside a May 2 commencement ceremony at the University of Cincinnati Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey described him as a “tremendous person.”  “He was so well-liked and well-known,” McGuffey said “In Deputy Henderson’s early tenure as a Sheriff’s Deputy I recognized his talent for teaching and presentation," she said in a release More: Community mourns retired sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson, killed while directing traffic said in an interview with The Enquirer that Hinton Jr was very distraught watching body camera footage of the shooting hours before the crash They are sad for the police officer that lost his life Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich indicated she plans on aggressively pursuing the case against Hinton but if the facts show this act was intentional I will throw the full force of the law at the perpetrator," Pillich said in a May 2 statement More: Who are the Hintons? What we know about man charged with killing a Hamilton County deputy for a bond hearing in front of Hamilton County Municipal Judge Tyrone Yates Yates ordered Hinton to be held in the Clermont County Jail without bond pending his hearing Deputies solemnly flanked the Hamilton County courtroom as Hinton Jr was arraigned on a charge of aggravated murder Hinton Jr. is being held in a different county's jail for his own protection, according to Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Tyrone Yates, who presided over his arraignment on May 3. is charged with aggravated murder in the death of Hamilton County sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office runs the Hamilton County Justice Center Hinton is being held in the jail in Clermont County Court documents listed his home in Middletown “This was an agreement made between the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office and Clermont County for what I was described as the defendant’s safety," Yates told The Enquirer "They did not want to have any questions about him being held in Hamilton County as a matter of safety because the officer had been a Hamilton County deputy sheriff.” CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The family of Ryan Hinton has hired attorneys to look into his death during an officer-involved shooting They said they met with Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge before the body cam was released to the media Attorney Michael Wright says everyone only saw one angle "What we saw in the video is hard to determine whether or not that officer was in imminent danger or should have thought that they were in imminent danger before they took shots," said Wright They have requested other officers' body cams and the police reports They don't believe the shooting was cut-and-dry so that's not a death penalty," said Wright In an appearance on Lincoln Ware's radio show on Monday Chief Theetge says they know the sequence of events in which Ryan had a firearm "We do know that he exited the vehicle with a gun in his hand; the officer saw that That's when the officer said he saw the gun in his hand," said Chief Theetge said he saw two scared people in that body cam video "What I've seen was two persons made a mistake; my grandson made a mistake being there he was trying to get back to his family too," said Hinton Sr "I have to bring the peace to this; there's no violence in this Damarlyn Howard couldn't hold back tears as he spoke about his cousin "He had no business being in a stolen car; he had a bed to come home to," said Howard Ryan's family also offered condolences to the family of retired deputy Larry Henderson "I would hope that the tensions in this city would relax that everyone would just wait and not rush the judgment on either side we can get through this," said Wright The family did not want to discuss his alleged actions or case The lawyer for the Hinton family confirmed the father is alive after saying earlier the man had died The lawyer said there was confusion in communication with the family The crash resulted in the deputy's death and the driver being listed in critical condition at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center has been arrested and charged with aggravated murder The deputy was outside of his vehicle operating a traffic light near the corner of Martin Luther King Drive and Burnet Woods in Corryville around 1 p.m Cincinnati police Chief Teresa Theetge said during a press conference while flanked by at least 30 law enforcement officers many of whom had solemn expressions on their faces or tears in their eyes "The officer was just out doing his job," Theetge said of the deputy Officials have withheld the deputy's name, citing Marsy’s Law, legislation meant to protect victims of crimes Theetge said the crash was related to the May 1 fatal police shooting of an 18-year-old in the Westview Condominiums' parking lot and identified the man's dad as the driver who struck the deputy Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey said the deputy was a “tremendous person.”  She said the deputy had retired from the sheriff’s office but still assisted as a “special deputy.”  Others who knew the deputy took to social media to commemorate his life and public service “This is devastating. I had worked with him since we were young cops,” Newtown police Chief Tom Synan said in a Facebook post “Always one of the first to check on and help you McGuffey said there would be a procession for the slain deputy “Our deputy will not be alone,” McGuffey said “There will be someone with him until the day that he transitions to higher ground.”  A UC commencement ceremony started at 3 p.m. UC President Neville Pinto opened the afternoon ceremony by calling for a moment of silence, according to Enquirer media partner Fox 19 Theetge held a separate press conference to discuss details of the shooting in East Price Hill Theetge said uniformed police officers confronted four suspects inside a 2021 Kia Telluride but had GPS capabilities that allowed law enforcement to track the vehicle All four suspects exited the Kia and started running from police leaving the officers to decide whom they wanted to pursue One officer started chasing the armed suspect adding the officer saw the suspect’s gun and called out to let others know there was a weapon That suspect was later identified as 18-year-old Ryan Hinton Hinton tripped but continued to run between two dumpsters with a gun in his hand Theetge said that police on the scene reported hearing the handgun fall to the ground and images showed scrapes on the weapon The other officer was pursuing someone else when Hinton emerged from between the dumpsters The body camera showed the officer fired four to five rounds at Hinton as he ran in the officer’s direction While it’s unclear from the blurred body camera footage the officer who fired the shots said in interviews that Hinton pointed the gun at him While there was no indication Hinton fired off any rounds toward officers police said the gun was loaded with an extended magazine Hinton died despite officers’ efforts to provide medical aid at the scene The crash happened roughly two hours after Hinton’s family viewed video footage of the man’s death Michael Wright of the Cochran Law Firm said he was with the family as they reviewed body camera footage between 10 a.m He said that Hinton's father was "very distraught." "He couldn't finish watching the video," the attorney said "It was very difficult to watch for the family." Wright said he didn’t want to speculate on Rodney Hinton Jr.'s intentions "This was a good family," the attorney added "This was a family that was very close-knit." Wright described the younger Hinton as a "great kid Officials said the Cincinnati Police Department’s traffic and homicide units are handling the investigation into the crash Enquirer media partner Fox 19 provided photos for this report In the days after a fatal Cincinnati police shooting in East Price Hill, The Enquirer has examined the brief clips of body camera footage the department released to learn more about how those "six quick seconds" unfolded Roughly 20 seconds of body camera video from two officers at an apartment complex the morning of May 1 show officers chasing on foot a fleeing suspect in a stolen car investigation whom police later identified as 18-year-old Ryan Hinton tripping on some concrete in front of a set of dumpsters He drops what police said was a Glock .40-caliber pistol recovered at the scene Hinton then continues between the two dumpsters with what appears to be the pistol in his right hand The officer alerts his partner on the other side of the dumpster that Hinton has a gun The partner catches up to Hinton and fires five consecutive shots at him Two bullets strike Hinton: one in the chest and one in the arm Who are the Hintons? What we know about man charged with killing a Hamilton County deputy Chief Teresa Theetge said in a press conference the day after the shooting that the time between when the suspects ran from police to when the shooting happened was “six quick seconds.” Theetge said the officer who shot Hinton believed the teen pointed the gun at him during the quick encounter "The individual is running with a firearm in his hand so the body camera is kind of jolting as the officer is running What that leaves us with a very blurred image the officer who did discharge his firearm said that when the individual came out between the dumpsters The department has not released the name of the officer who shot Hinton For years, the department would release the names and information about officers involved. However, in recent months, the department has been withholding that information, citing Marsy's Law, legislation meant to protect victims of crimes The day after the police shooting, Hinton's father, Rodney Hinton, Jr., drove his car into a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy directing traffic The fatal crash came two hours after the Hinton family reviewed the body camera footage of the shooting A violent chain of events: Man accused of killing deputy day after police shot his son Ryan Hinton was one of four men suspected in a car theft earlier on Thursday Police shot and killed him when they say he pointed a gun at an officer allegedly killed a deputy in a car crash near UC's campus on Friday and was charged with aggravated murder CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Attorneys representing the man shot and killed by Cincinnati police on Thursday released a statement on Saturday from the Hinton family "Our firm was hired by members of Ryan Hinton's family to conduct an investigation into his shooting death by an officer with the Cincinnati Police Department We are in the preliminary stages of that investigation we attended a meeting between the family and members of the Cincinnati Police Department to view body camera video of Ryan Hinton's shooting death was present at the meeting and they were understandably distraught as they watched the bodycam video After the meeting with the police department Ryan Hinton's father left in his own vehicle and that was the last we heard from him until learning about the tragic incident involving a law enforcement officer who was working a traffic detail near the University of Cincinnati we offer our heartfelt condolences to the family and colleagues of the officer who was killed yesterday This is an unimaginable tragedy for this community Ryan Hinton's family is heartbroken by this tragic turn of events and we are all devastated for the family of the officer who was killed." The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office on May 4 identified the veteran deputy who was struck and killed near the University of Cincinnati campus two days earlier as Larry Henderson Henderson retired in December after working 33 years with the Hamilton County Sheriff's office, according to a Facebook post on Dec. 20 from the department "Larry began his journey as a Sheriff’s Office trainer early in his career He developed an expertise and became an excellent trainer We will continue to honor Larry’s life of service.” Even before Henderson's name was released to the public praise for him and his work spread among friends and colleagues "This is devastating. I had worked with him since we were young cops,” Newtown Police Chief Tom Synan said in a Facebook post Mike DeWine and First Lady Fran DeWine expressed their sympathies in a statement Friday night "Fran and I are saddened to learn about the Hamilton County deputy hit by a vehicle and killed in the line of duty today," DeWine said in the statement "I have been briefed on the ongoing investigation and am sickened by what appears to be an intentional act of violence We offer our sincere condolences to the deputy’s family Henderson had been hit by a car beforeHenderson had been struck by an automobile before in the line of duty. In 2015, Henderson and another deputy were hit by a car that lost control and spun out as they investigated a crash on the ramp "We want to thank our fellow law enforcement officers and everyone who has offered condolences and support during this incredibly difficult time," McGuffy said "Please keep the Henderson family as well as our department in your thoughts and prayers We will share funeral arrangements in the near future." Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge said during a news conference that the sheriff's deputy was hit by a car being driven by the father of 18-year-old Ryan Hinton The crash comes a day after police fatally shot Hinton in East Price Hill during a car theft investigation just a few hours before the beginning of graduation ceremonies for the University of Cincinnati It happened near the corner of Martin Luther King Drive and Burnet Woods in the CUF neighborhood The deputy was outside of his vehicle operating a traffic light when a car driven by Hinton's father Lawyer: Family had watched body camera of shooting just hours before deputy was killed The deputy and Hinton's father were transported to the hospital in critical condition Traffic on Martin Luther King Drive was closed for several hours after the crash The deputy's identity has not been released yet Theetge said he had recently retired from the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and was working a special detail by directing traffic for the graduation "The officer was just out doing his job," Theetge said Who is charged in the crash?Cincinnati police said the driver of the vehicle that struck the deputy has been arrested on a charge of aggravated murder On May 1, the day before the fatal crash, Cincinnati police went to an apartment complex in East Price Hill after learning a stolen vehicle was found there One officer chased 18-year-old Ryan Hinton The suspect tripped but continued to run between two dumpsters with a gun in his hand The other officer was pursuing someone else when the armed suspect emerged from between the dumpsters The body camera showed the officer fired four to five rounds at the suspect as he ran in the officer’s direction the officer who fired the shots said in interviews that the suspect pointed the gun at him More: Fatal East Price Hill police shooting happened during 'six quick seconds,' chief says Police and a lawyer for Hinton's father have not provided details on the intentions behind the crash Hinton's lawyer said in an interview with The Enquirer that the father was "very distraught" watching body camera footage of the shooting earlier in the day "He couldn't finish watching the video," Michael Wright the other three suspects ran off into a steep Mike DeWine issued a statement about the death of the deputy who died in the line of duty May 2 while directing traffic "Fran and I are saddened to learn about the Hamilton County deputy hit by a vehicle and killed in the line of duty today I have been briefed on the ongoing investigation and am sickened by what appears to be an intentional act of violence Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCINCINNATI (WXIX) - The man charged with the aggravated murder of a Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputy made his first court appearance Saturday More than 30 members of the sheriff’s office filled Hamilton County Courtroom A early Saturday as 38-year-old Rodney Hinton Jr Hinton, Jr., who Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge says is the father of the 18-year-old killed in Thursday’s officer-involved shooting in East Price Hill Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police President Ken Kober said letting his assigned public defender speak on his behalf has no felonies on his record and this is an “emotionally charged situation.” Hamilton County Municipal Judge Tyrone Yates ordered Hinton Jr to be held without bond until his next court hearing on May 6 at 8:30 a.m is at the Clermont County Jail for his safety The deputy was outside his vehicle helping manage traffic at the intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and Burnet Woods Drive when a car drove into the intersection and hit him around 1 p.m. later died at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center [State, local leaders offer condolences after deputy’s tragic death] Hinton Jr. was identified as the father of 18-year-old Ryan Hinton Cincinnati police have identified the man killed in the officer-involved shooting Thursday as 18-year-old Ryan Hinton Police say Ryan Hinton was one of four people inside a stolen vehicle that was found in a parking lot Thursday on Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill All four took off running and two were taken into custody was still on the run and pointed a semi-automatic handgun at an officer This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy It was raining records at the 27th annual Flying Pig Marathon presented by Procter & Gamble and Prysmian won the men's race with a time of 2:22:43 and Tori Parkinson Records went down with the rain in the Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon when Jonathan Harley of Cincinnati defended last year's title with a record time of 1:07:44 Madeline Trevisan also broke the half-marathon record More than 42,809 participants took part in the 10 related races Let's get caught up on what else went down Top 10 finishers: Here are the top 10 finishers in the 2025 Flying Pig Marathon races Henry faithful are no doubt celebrating Sean Ryan's win as the overall and men's champion It went about as perfectly as it could have," Ryan told The Enquirer's Shelby Dermer won the race he first started thinking about four years ago He graduated from Lewis University in Illinois in December and moved to Tampa His training regimen included running a few miles after work He's looking forward to a more relaxed schedule you really get a chance to open up,” Ryan said in a release There’s not a single quiet spot along the course.” Learn more about him in Shelby Dermer's story. 'It's very exciting.' St. Henry High School alum Sean Ryan wins Flying Pig Marathon Tori Parkinson said she may have found her favorite marathon after winning the 2025 Flying Pig It could have been that it was her first 26.2-mile race win or that she was overjoyed at the enthusiastic support Cincinnati spectators gave her as she dominated the race I love seeing the little girls cheering," Parkinson told Enquirer writer Brendan Connelly Her time was the second-fastest in Flying Pig history “(The Flying Pig) is a reminder of why I love running,” Parkinson said in a release all the people cheering for me was so fun throughout the race ‘I love this,’ this is why I love running.” Learn more about her in Connelly's story That would be the Flying Pig Paycor Half Marathon winners who also took second in the Fifty West Mile elite men's division challenged himself to not only repeat as the half-marathon winner but to break the course record of 1 hour shaving nearly three minutes off his 2024 time "After getting first last year it was like then I looked up the course record and it was 68:30," Harley told Dermer "That was the goal I set for myself this year.” Detroit native Maddy Trevisan took first place in her first Flying Pig by setting a new course record of 1:19:50 Trevisan ran at the University of Michigan before moving to Cincinnati in 2023 to work for Procter & Gamble Read more about them here. For three-time Olympian and bronze medal winner Jenny Simpson her next goal after retiring from professional running was traversing the country with her husband to run with the Americans she represented in the Olympic games The brief stop in the Queen City is part of what they're calling the "Run U.S.A tour," Connelly reports While living out of a Winnebago camper van meeting runners throughout the country while taking in the top amenities each state has to offer Cuyahoga Falls National Park and Hocking Hills State Park "After 15 years as a professional and representing the United States for all that time I really wanted to finish my career by spending a year running with Americans I spent so much time representing everybody and it really did feel to me and to Jason like a privilege to represent something bigger than myself," Jenny told Connelly To learn more about their journey, including Alaskan Reindeer Games, check out Brendan's story Ohio (WKRC) - Cincinnati Police have identified a man fatally shot in Hartwell on Sunday Emergency crews were called to Woodbine Ave Police haven't said if they have any suspects or what led up to the shooting Ohio (WKRC) - A bicyclist was struck by an SUV that went off the road in Carthage Sunday Cincinnati police said the driver of a Dodge Journey was headed westbound on Seymour Avenue near Van Kirk when he drove off the road and onto the sidewalk where a 45-year-old man was riding a bike The bike rider was taken to the hospital with serious injuries Police say impairment is being investigated as a factor Any witnesses are asked to call the Cincinnati Police Department’s Traffic Unit at (513) 352-2514 Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati police are investigating the weekend homicide of a 40-year-old man in Hartwell Jorrie Hope was found shot dead in the 8400 block of Woodbine Avenue in Hartwell homicide investigators announced in a news release Monday Officers responded to the area for a report of a shooting Anyone with information about this incident is urged to call CPD’s Homicide Unit at 513-352-3542 or Crime Stoppers: 513-352-3040