Live: Hamilton County commissioners hope to get answers Tuesday about neo-Nazi rally
The commissioners have asked county administration to present a report Tuesday about what happened Feb. 7 when a dozen masked and armed people waved swastika flags and shouted racial slurs on an overpass of Interstate 75. It happened on the border of Evendale and Lincoln Heights, a historically Black community.
From the outset, Lincoln Heights leaders and activists have called for a third-party investigation into the response of ...
Three separate entities are investigating the incident — each with a different focus. Lincoln Heights Mayor Ruby Kinsey-Humphrey expressed her concern about how the investigation is being handled.
Colin Farrell just took home his first SAG Award. On Sunday night, the actor won best actor in a limited series for his role ...
LINCOLN HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) — Shock waves are still rolling through Lincoln Heights, especially after a man was caught distributing racist fliers in the area early Sunday morning. Newly released body ...
William Bader, 47, was cited for littering during a traffic stop after members of the "Lincoln Heights Safety and Watch" reported a man throwing racist propaganda pamphlets from his car Sunday.
The neo-Nazi demonstration that happened here isn't just about one hate group showing up with swastikas. It's about a system ...
The list of demands includes a full investigation into law enforcement's response to the demonstration. Leaders want the ...
Lincoln Heights' newest neighborhood watch force consists of masked men with rifles on street corners. People are reporting ...
After a white supremacist demonstration earlier this month, residents are still demanding answers to the police response.
LINCOLN HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) - It has been more than two weeks since a group of neo-Nazis rallied on an I-75 overpass between Evendale and Lincoln Heights. Now, two weeks later, the fallout ...
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