Reporter/Local host of All Things Considered
Bill Rinehart is a reporter and local host of All Things Considered at WVXU, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news and community stories, Bill covers a wide range of topics including transportation, historical events, local attractions, and public health. His work has also been featured in Wysu and WYSO Public Radio.
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The executive director of BLINK says he's happy with this year's four-night art festival.
By: Bill Rinehart, Wvxu
Haunted season is underway for local tour guides. That's when some of their offerings focus on the macabre and supernatural.
By: Bill Rinehart, Wvxu
A whitepaper from the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is looking at one of the most diverse and largest sections of the population: Generation Z.
Charmaine McGuffey beat her former boss, Jim Neil, for the second time. The first was in the 2020 primary.
Listeners want to know if Lunken is busier than ever, and what will happen to the old terminal building.
By: Bill Rinehart, Wvxu
Gov. Mike DeWine and Director Lydia Mihalik met with Ukraine's ambassador to the United States and the head of the Kharkiv Oblast in Columbus Thursday to sign a Memorandum of Cooperation.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is joining those calling for a new entertainment arena. A report released Monday morning says the nearly 50-year-old Heritage Bank Center is limited in what events it can host. The report reviews the costs for a replacement, how it could be financed, what is needed in a new arena, and possible locations.
Aluotto is forecasting a 3% increase in revenue in 2025. He says this is after several years of 5% to 6% growth every year.
By: Wvxu, Bill Rinehart
Our feature OKI Wanna Know is your chance to ask that question that's been flying around your brain, but you didn't know where to find the answer.
By: Wvxu, Bill Rinehart
If you're looking to predict the weather, forget sunspots, or woolly caterpillars. The Pacific Ocean holds the key to what happens here.
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