👻 Covington's Spooky Secrets Tour returns with haunted tales and eerie history. The popular Halloween event invites brave participants to explore Northern Kentucky's creepiest locations during five dates in late October. The two-hour walking tour covers two miles from Covington Riverfront to MainStrasse Village, highlighting over a dozen haunted spots including Baker-Hunt Art and Cultural Center, known for its tragic deaths and seances. Led by Jill Morenz of Aviatra Accelerators, the $28.50 tour accommodates up to 30 guests per night with proceeds benefiting women entrepreneurs.
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👮♀️ Cincinnati mayor considers firing police chief amid crime surge. Teresa Theetge, the city's first female police chief, faces mounting criticism as violence continues to plague Cincinnati's urban core. Mayor Aftab Pureval told reporters they are "exploring all options" after high-profile incidents including a killing and a downtown brawl thrust the city into the national spotlight. When directly asked about Theetge's future, Pureval stated that "significant changes are needed" to address the violence. Despite successfully securing more funding for recruitment and launching innovative programs like "drones as first responders," Theetge's 22-month tenure may be in jeopardy.
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👩💼 Cincinnati Business Courier honors ten remarkable women for business excellence. The publication has announced its 2025 class of Women Who Mean Business, recognizing female leaders making significant impacts in the Cincinnati area. This prestigious annual recognition highlights women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and professional achievements. The announcement follows previous successful Women Who Mean Business celebrations, which have become an important tradition in Cincinnati's business community. Past honorees have included women who later appeared on national recognition lists, showcasing the program's ability to identify rising talent.
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