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Cincinnati's Department of Transportation and Engineering helps uncover two mysteries. -
An old jaw-dropping photograph goes viral periodically, raising questions about preservation and practicality.
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Cincinnati Parks inspire a lot of affection, and a lot of questions.
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Cincinnati seems to be the only place to find the acorn-shaped lights, but to the dismay of some, they're not going to be around forever.
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Stained glass windows were Victorian-era bling.
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This week, we go Downtown to drink from the fountain of knowledge, and get a temperature reading, with WVXU's Bill Rinehart.
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An avenue in Oakley has some neighbors wondering if they're pronouncing their street name correctly.
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With our feature OKI Wanna Know, we try to answer listener questions. Sometimes those questions lead to more questions. That's the case this week as we revisit a story about Eden Park.
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John Beiting of Fort Thomas has a question he says has boggled his mind for years: "In the Greater Cincinnati area, we've got an Eastgate, we have a Northgate, and even down in Kentucky we have Southgate. Why is there no Westgate?"
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Our feature OKI Wanna Know gives you a chance to ask questions that aren't easily answered. This week, we take five questions with simple, but hard-to-find answers.
Bill Rinehart started his radio career as a disc jockey in 1990. In 1994, he made the jump into journalism and has been reporting and delivering news on the radio in markets including Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska; Sioux City, Iowa; Dayton, Ohio; and most recently as senior correspondent and anchor for Cincinnati’s WLW-AM.