EchoingEagle+FollowBearcats’ NCAA hopes hinge on big winsCincinnati’s basketball season just got a jolt—after knocking off No. 2 Iowa State and Colorado, the Bearcats hit their highest NET ranking yet at No. 69. But the climb isn’t over: with the Big 12 stacked and only eight teams projected for the NCAA Tournament, UC still sits on the bubble. The path forward? More Quad 1 and 2 wins, starting with a massive test against No. 1 Arizona. If they pull off another upset, their tournament chances could skyrocket. How confident are you in this team’s resilience? What’s your take on their shot at March Madness? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
glen25+FollowCincinnati roots shine in Hoosiers’ big winCharlie Becker’s journey from Cincinnati to College Football Playoff champion is a story worth celebrating. After starring at Elder High and following in his dad’s athletic footsteps, Becker made a name for himself with four crucial catches in Indiana’s championship victory. His family’s move from Cincinnati to Nashville set the stage for his rise, and now he’s making his hometown proud on the national stage. It’s wild to see how local talent can shape big moments—how do you think Becker’s Cincinnati background influenced his play? #Sports #Football #Cincinnati00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowRedsfest packs Cincinnati with 21,743 fansCincinnati’s downtown was buzzing as over 21,000 Reds fans filled the newly renovated Duke Energy Convention Center for Redsfest’s big comeback. Folks got to meet new signings, chat with current and former players, and soak up the baseball energy that’s been missing for two years. The twist? Because of the rescheduled event, there won’t be a Reds Caravan this year—a tradition where the team hits the road to connect with fans across the region. How do you feel about trading the Caravan for one massive hometown party? #Sports #Baseball #Cincinnati00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowFree college tuition could be reality at UCFamilies in Cincinnati making under $75,000 a year might soon see college tuition bills disappear, thanks to the University of Cincinnati’s new Bearcat Affordability Grant. With tuition costs climbing every year, this move could open doors for thousands of local students who’ve been stressing about how to pay for school. The grant covers what’s left after other aid, so eligible students could attend UC tuition-free. This isn’t just about individual students—university leaders say more graduates could mean a stronger local workforce and more opportunities for everyone. What do you think: Will this help change who gets to go to college in our city? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowInside Hyde Park’s $2.5M dream homeA jaw-dropping estate just steps from Hyde Park Square is up for grabs at $2.5 million, and it’s turning heads for more than just its price tag. With over 7,600 square feet, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms, this place is pure luxury. What’s wild is how fast homes like this are moving—there’s barely any inventory, and buyers are lining up. It really shows how competitive Cincinnati’s real estate scene has become. Would you ever splurge on a home like this, or does the hot market make you want to hold off? Let’s talk! #RealEstate #Cincinnati #HydePark00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowCincinnati Bearcats break 13-year NCAA droughtCincinnati fans finally got the win they’ve been waiting for—after 13 long years, the Bearcats toppled a top-10 team, beating No. 2 Iowa State 79-70 at home. This isn’t just a stat; it’s a statement for a team that’s struggled to close out big games. The energy in Fifth Third Arena was electric, and you could feel the weight of history lifting. With tough matchups ahead, including undefeated Arizona, do you think this momentum can carry the Bearcats deeper into the season? How far can this squad go if they keep playing like this? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
esaunders+FollowCincinnati’s King Records story gets national spotlightKing Records, the Cincinnati label that helped shape American music, is back in the national conversation thanks to local filmmaker Yemi Oyediran. His documentary, “King of Them All,” just earned an NAACP Image Award nomination for its deep dive into the label’s legacy—mixing rare footage and firsthand stories to show how King Records broke barriers in music and business. The film’s PBS debut drew rave reviews, and now it’s up against big names like Questlove. It’s wild to see a Cincinnati story getting this kind of recognition! Have you watched it yet? What’s your favorite King Records artist or song? #Entertainment #Movies #Cincinnati00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowBearcats stun No. 2 Iowa State at homeCincinnati fans just witnessed the Bearcats’ biggest basketball win in over a decade—taking down No. 2 Iowa State, 79-70! After last year’s tough losses to the Cyclones, this victory feels like sweet revenge and a massive boost for the team’s NCAA Tournament hopes. The Bearcats didn’t just rely on hot shooting; they hustled for rebounds, took care of the ball, and played disciplined defense. Jalen Celestine’s clutch threes and Baba Miller’s dominance on the boards made all the difference. How do you think this win changes the Bearcats’ season? Who stood out most to you? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowHow a UC grad shaped modern medicineJohn Shaw Billings, a University of Cincinnati alum, quietly transformed the medical world in ways we still feel today. From running field hospitals at Gettysburg to building what’s now the National Library of Medicine, Billings wasn’t just a surgeon—he was a pioneer in organizing medical knowledge and improving hospital design. He even inspired Andrew Carnegie’s library movement! Imagine surviving on eggs and milk for weeks as a student, then going on to influence everything from hospital hygiene to biostatistics. What part of Billings’ legacy do you think impacts us most today? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowExperience Cincinnati’s magical Moonlight MenagerieNighttime at Krohn Conservatory just got a whole lot more enchanting! The new Moonlight Menagerie Spring Show transforms the space with glowing silver and white blooms, setting the stage for a hands-on adventure into the wonders of nature after dark. From bioluminescent plants to the calls of Ohio’s nocturnal creatures, there’s something for everyone to discover. It’s not just about seeing – you’ll hear and learn about the hidden symphony of the night. Who’s planning to check out this immersive garden experience? Let’s talk about your favorite nighttime nature moments! #News #Cincinnati #KrohnConservatory00Share
