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Matt’s Take: First place Bengals with a dominant performance; last week of Reds baseball

The Cincinnati Bengals have a defense? Man, what a feeling! It’s been far too long since I have voiced those words.  
The mother of the SAVE Act
The SAVE Act has passed the House four times but has stalled in the Senate, where Republican leaders say they do not have the votes to overcome a Democratic filibuster – or, as President Trump has urged, get rid of the filibuster.
Indians shut out by Miami Trace

The Hillsboro Indians were shutout by the visiting Miami Trace Panthers on Saturday evening by a 3-0 score at Hillsbo

Wheelersburg tennis wins against Hillsboro

The Hillsboro Lady Indians lost a non-conference home tennis match on Saturday morning, falling to the Wheelersburg L

Rep. Taylor leads letter to Newsom demanding answers for CDL-related deaths
“On Sept. 2, 2026, an Ohioan lost their life because an illegal alien, Manjit Singh, entered the United States illegally on Oct. 23, 2023, and was awarded a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) by the State of California. According to reports, Mr. Singh was speeding excessively and driving on the wrong side of the road, with 'ample time and space to merge back,' but instead, the community is left reeling after this senseless loss of life.”
Lady Mustangs soccer drops 2 recent matches
Facing two non-conference opponents this past week, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs dropped those two non-conference soccer matches as they fell to the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons and the Georgetown Lady G-Men.
Mustangs soccer earn recent wins over Clinton-Massie and Georgetown 

Having two matches in a three-day span, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs boys soccer team earned two victories as they now

New NAEYC survey: Educators say deregulation would push them out of early childhood education
A large majority of early childhood educators say regulations protecting children’s health and safety, staffing ratios, and educator qualifications are essential to keeping them in the field — and that rolling those protections back, as federal and state policymakers increasingly propose, would drive them out of the classroom.
Cincinnati man sentenced in fentanyl distribution leading to overdose death
A Cincinnati man, Juan Wesley McKenzie, Jr., 25, was sentenced to 300 months in prison this month by Chief U.S. District Judge David Bunning for distribution of fentanyl resulting in death.
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