Bill Rinehart
Rinehart has been a radio reporter since 1994 with positions in markets like Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska; Sioux City, Iowa; Dayton, Ohio: and most recently as senior correspondent and anchor for Cincinnati’s WLW-AM.
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Motorists are advised to adjust their commutes in anticipation of the construction to repair damages from last week's fiery crash. -
Gov. Mike DeWine says no one knows how long the coronavirus pandemic will continue in Ohio, but he compares the current moment to "halftime."
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There is a connection between lower COVID-19 cases and fewer deaths and closed schools, according to a report published in the Journal of the American...
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The Departments of Agriculture in at least four states - Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee - say people have reported receiving unsolicited packs of...
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Amateur and professional astronomers are excited about the appearance of a comet in the early morning sky. The comet NEOWISE was first noticed in March,...
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People in the eastern United States are getting a treat this spring - if you consider more cicadas than usual a treat. Five different cicada broods have...
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Dayton and Columbus are both reporting spikes in overdose deaths. Some experts say it's at least in part because of pandemic-related stress. Ann Stevens...
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Ohio National Guard members are working at three Southwest Ohio food banks, stepping into the roles normally filled by volunteers. Governor Mike DeWine...
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The number of hospitalizations due to influenza rose by more than a third in Ohio last week. More than 800 people were hospitalized in the fifth week of...
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The hot, dry weather that dominated the region in late September and early October shouldn't have much of an effect on this year's Christmas tree crop....
