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WKRC-AM's weeknight financial advice show started on WVXU-FM with Nathan Bachrach and Ed Finke in the early 1990s.
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The 2011 Emmy-winning "Ruth Lyons: First Lady of Television" has not aired on Channel 5 in several years.
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Much of the one-hour O’dell Owens Story is in his own words, thanks to a 2021 interview on WLWT-TV’s Let’s Talk Cincy.
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Donahue's widow, Marlo Thomas, unveiled a historical marker honoring her husband at Dayton’s WDTN-TV, where he started his groundbreaking daytime talk show.
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Dayton suburb of Moraine will unveil a marker Sept. 14 at the TV station where the nationally syndicated show was first produced.
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The Cincinnati native and Elder High School graduate worked for Scripps for 26 years.
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Former WXIX-TV anchor Rebecca Smith also returns to TV as Local 12's new health reporter, filling the vacancy from the death of Liz Bonis in April.
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Jeff Brantley will be in the Wrigley Field TV booth for the Reds-Cubs game, while Joey Votto does the pregame show and "Inside the Pitch" commentary.
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The Fab Four played at 1 p.m. Sunday at Crosley Field after their Saturday night concert was rained out in 1966. It was their second and last Cincinnati performance on what turned out to be their final concert tour.
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The popular History Channel series plans to film in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.