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Today's riddle: Riddle: David's parents have three sons: Snap, Crackle, and what's the name of the third son? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Cincinnati nonprofit opens new $18M facility, rebrands (local12.com) — Cincinnati residents now have expanded access to addiction and mental health treatment with NorthStar Behavioral Health's new $18 million facility on Reading Road in Walnut Hills. The rebranded nonprofit adds inpatient beds, a medication-assisted treatment clinic, and outpatient services, backed by significant financing from the Port of Greater Cincinnati and state behavioral health funds.
2. John Morgan adds fall 2026 tour dates (themusicuniverse.com) — Country artist John Morgan has added a fall tour stop in Cincinnati, playing PNC Pavilion on October 16 as part of a run that also hits Huber Heights, Youngstown, and Toledo. Alongside promoting his new song "Cry Baby," he's building on momentum from his single "Kid Myself" and recent touring with Brantley Gilbert.
3. Woman found guilty in deadly Walnut Hills shooting that left her partner dead (fox19.com) — A Cincinnati jury has found Jasmine Blake guilty of felonious assault with a gun specification in the Walnut Hills shooting that killed her partner, youth advocate counselor Diamond Rice, on May Street in February. Police say Rice, remembered by family as deeply empathetic, was shot during an argument; Blake is scheduled to return to court for sentencing in October.
4. Cincinnati's Fidelity Hotel Blends Historic Charm with Modern Elegance in Revitalized Gwynne Building (freeyork.org) — A newly opened Fidelity Hotel in downtown Cincinnati's historic Gwynne Building is giving locals and visitors a fresh option for overnight stays, dining, and skyline views. With Ohio River Valley-inspired cuisine at its Gwynne restaurant, a Fountain District-style café, and carefully preserved Beaux-Arts architecture, the project blends local history with modern comforts in the city's core.
5. $1 million Amberley Village home sale among the week's top property transfers (cincinnati.com) — Recent property transfers across Cincinnati, Hamilton County, and nearby Northern Kentucky show everything from modest starter homes to multimillion-dollar estates changing hands. You can see how prices are trending on streets from Franklin Avenue and Reading Road to suburban cul-de-sacs, with several seven-figure sales highlighting continued demand in and around Cincinnati neighborhoods.
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