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Cincinnati prepares for murals, installations to light up city during BLINK (opens the original)
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Artists from around the globe are at work in Cincinnati, painting murals and preparing installations for BLINK 2026, the city’s renowned light and art event set to begin next week. Murals are being painted across the city, with about half a dozen located in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. Drew Merritt, an artist from the Southwest, is among those contributing to the event. “You get to fully express feeling in a way that other people can empathize, relate to, and get their own meaning out of it,
Man who confessed to 2013 NKY murder, then later claimed innocence, sentenced (opens the original)
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Aleksey Koloskov was sentenced to 17 years to life on Wednesday for the 2013 murder of Melinda Ingram, whose body was found near Interstate 71-75 in northern Kentucky. Judge Robert Goering called the crime "horrible" and told Koloskov he would impose a longer sentence if possible. Koloskov received 15 years for the murder and an additional two years for tampering with evidence. Ingram disappeared in 2013, and her body was discovered shortly afterward along Interstate 71-75 in northern Kentucky.
Kenton County corrections officer accused of driving wrong way on I-71/75 (opens the original)
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A Kenton County corrections officer is facing multiple charges after allegedly driving the wrong way on I-71/75 early Saturday morning, crashing into several vehicles, and testing about twice the legal alcohol limit. Police said the incident happened around 2 a.m. on I-71/75, just south of the Brent Spence Bridge. Nia Slaughter, a sergeant at the Kenton County Jail, was reportedly driving a white SUV northbound in the southbound lanes of the highway. Police said Slaughter struck multiple vehicle
Trial set to begin next week for man accused of hitting, killing Hamilton County deputy (opens the original)
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Rodney Hinton Jr., the man accused of using his vehicle to kill Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson, attended his final pre-trial hearing Monday ahead of his trial, which is set to begin next week. Hinton is accused of using his vehicle as a weapon to hit and kill Henderson. The incident occurred just hours after Hinton’s son, Ryan Hinton, was shot and killed by Cincinnati police, following a car theft in which police said Ryan was armed and threatening officers. The courtroom was tense as th
Jury acquits man after parking dispute led to deadly shooting at Shake Shack (opens the original)
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A man charged after a dispute over a parking space outside the Clifton Shake Shack led to a deadly shooting has been acquitted. A jury deliberated on Friday after Antwoine McCants was charged in last June’s deadly shooting. McCants told the jurors that he believed the victim, Christopher Stallworth, came into the Shake Shack to confront him. Investigators said McCants and his wife had a dispute over a parking space outside the restaurant with Stallworth’s girlfriend, who allegedly called Stallwo
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