The Banks

The 2023 inductees include the R&B group The Deele, gospel composer Louise Shropshire, The Spinners lead vocalist Philipe Wynne, and music legend James Brown.

One stands out as he's one of the most prominent and influential figures in all of music. He's also not from Cincinnati.

Louise Shropshire was a gospel musician, composer and activist best known for being the writer behind the civil rights anthem, "We Shall Overcome."

Expect road closures, cold weather, and a strong police presence throughout the city for Super Bowl Sunday.

Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece says community partners came together quickly to put events together after the NFL said it would not allow a watch party at Paul Brown Stadium.

In an interview with WVXU on Thursday, Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore said vaccinated and unvaccinated fans should be wearing a mask and socially distancing.

Freedom Way could be closed off between Vine and Walnut.

Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials Wednesday announced a finalized agreement to develop a gravel lot at The Banks into a park honoring Black musicians from the area.

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