Bill Rinehart

When you've got a question that perhaps isn't life-changing but still weighs on your mind, our feature OKI Wanna Know might be able to help. This week, we return to a local landmark

Last week's heat wave has subsided, but it appears to have left a mark.

The Transportation Authority of Northern Kentucky has been running a free shuttle between Newport and Covington since the Fourth Street Bridge was demolished in March.

Gas prices could start climbing again. A spokesman for AAA says if they do, it's because of uncertainty over the U.S. war with Iran.

Oktoberfest Zinzinnati will add a new element to the German heritage party this year: a clock tower with bells, called a glockenspiel.

The University of Cincinnati has a connection to the new Christopher Nolan movie The Odyssey, based on Homer's epic Greek poem from the 8th century BCE.

Our feature OKI Wanna Know tackles your questions ranging from "how do they?" to "who was?" and "why does?" This time WVXU's Bill Rinehart returns to a topic you might have thought was dead and buried.

At the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum, one of the newest exhibits is a white 2010 Ford Crown Victoria with the word police, in reflective blue and in all caps spanning all four doors.

The developer behind a mini golf course at The Banks aims to have it open by November. The Cincinnati Park Board gave its approval Wednesday.

Organizers of Paddlefest say their river party is the biggest in the country, and it's time to prove it.