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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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.
By: Wvxu, Bill Rinehart
Ohio's Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program will support the rehabilitation of 42 buildings across the state in the latest round of awards.
Hamilton County commissioners have approved an operating budget for the Metropolitan Sewer District next year, with a new rate fee. Customers will pay 3.75% more than this year.
By: Bill Rinehart
Commissioners selected six communities for a grant program to help improve the appearance of their business districts.
By using an existing city code, the city of Covington is removing scooters that are deemed a nuisance for blocking sidewalks.
Our feature OKI Wanna Know provides the answers to your questions, which may not change the world, but should scratch that mental itch you've had.
Ohioans will again be traveling en mass this holiday season. Kara Hitchens with AAA says nearly 5 million Ohioans will be going somewhere.
By: Bill Rinehart
The city's recreation centers are staffed and programmed for kids while many schools are on an extended holiday break.
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