Reporter/Local host of All Things Considered
Bill Rinehart is a Reporter and Local Host of All Things Considered at WVXU. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, regional interest, world news, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on Ohio and Kentucky. Bill's work has been featured in WYSU, WYSO Public Radio, Ideastream Public Media, WVXU, and WOSU Public Media.
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The rebuilding of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge continues, nearly 2 months after the southbound approach was damaged in a fire.
The Frisch's Mainliner in Fairfax is closed , but the iconic sign out front will keep its memory alive. A museum in Camp Washington will be its new home.
By: Bill Rinehart, Wvxu
At least one astronomer says it's going to be tough to beat 2024 when it comes to sky-watching.
By: Wvxu, Bill Rinehart
Character-driven stories were the most popular in 2024, at least among patrons of the Cincinnati Hamilton County Public Library.
Like a lot of suburban communities, Clearcreek Township in Warren County is growing and experiencing growing pains. Township trustees will consider whether to enact a noise ordinance this month
A "robust" winter storm is heading toward the area. Snow is expected to start Sunday morning, and continue into Monday around Cincinnati.
The National Weather Service in Wilmington is reporting four to six inches of snow, with some places recording up to eight inches.
By: Bill Rinehart
We answer listener questions about one particular Cincinnati neighborhood: Northside.
By: Wvxu, Bill Rinehart
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County representatives are working on drawing up a new lease for the team at Paycor Stadium.
Our feature OKI Wanna Know is your chance to ask the question that's been gnawing at you, and you weren't sure where to find the answer.
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