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With temperatures expected to reach the mid and upper 90s this week, Columbus officials are expanding cooling resources across the city. MORE: Everything You Need For A 4th of July Themed Party Cooling Centers Extended Hours: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.Effective: Beginning June 30, 2026, until the extreme heat subsides Cooling centers will operate at […]
Bow Wow finally checked off a major career milestone this week. The rapper graced NPR’s iconic Tiny Desk stage as part of its Black Music Month series celebrating the legacy of BET. According to NPR, the June series honors the network that “put Black artistry first,” with performances that reflect “the essence of Black music.” […]
614 has another NBA Draft sensation to celebrate. Dailyn Swain, a Columbus native and former standout at Africentric Early College, was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the No. 15 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft Tuesday night. MORE: NBA Draft Contracts By Pick: The Rookie Scale Breakdown Every Fan Should Know The 6-foot-7 […]
Ohio birthed major US brands like Wendy's, Kroger, and Goodyear, shaping industries nationwide.
Robyn Simone talks with Dr. Pamela Gregory, founder of Uplift Her and CEO of the National Center for Urban Solutions Corporation, about the return of the Uplift Her Wellness Experience. Taking place June 24th at the Greater Columbus Convention Center, this free event is designed to empower women, especially women of color, to prioritize their […]
For generations of Cincinnati listeners, Lincoln Ware’s voice has been part of daily life. Now, his contributions are receiving one of the city’s highest cultural honors. During this week’s Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame Kick-Off Celebration, Alicia Reese announced former 1480 WCIN Radio as a member of the 2026 induction class. Recognition extended to […]
Dozens of former Ohio State players join lawsuit over decades-old sexual abuse allegations against former team doctor Richard Strauss.
A planned recall election in Whitehall is now on pause after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled the petitions behind it don’t meet the legal threshold. In a decision filed May 4th, the court found there were not enough valid signatures to move forward with recalling Mayor Michael Bivens and City Council members Lori Elmore and […]
Gas prices across Columbus and Ohio have climbed fast this week. Some stations are starting to push close to $5 a gallon for regular unleaded. At the beginning of February, the average price for regular gas in Columbus was around $2.90 a gallon. At $4.29, filling up a 13-gallon tank costs about $18 more. For […]
The Jacksons' Destiny Tour in Ohio in 1979 marked a pivotal transition for Michael Jackson's solo career, leading to his blockbuster Off the Wall album.
As Sexual Assault Awareness Month comes to a close, Magic 95.5’s Robyn Simone sat down with the CEO of Ujima: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community for an important conversation around domestic violence, sexual assault, and the resources available to those impacted. The discussion comes amid several heartbreaking recent tragedies […]
Cincinnati Police Department Chief Teresa Theetge has been terminated, effective immediately. Sheryl Long announced the decision Thursday, citing “insubordination, inefficiency, and unsatisfactory performance” following a months-long investigation into her leadership. Theetge, a 35-year veteran of the department, had been on paid administrative leave since October while the review was conducted. MORE: West End Residents Push […]