This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Maxim Alter, digital reporter Lucy May, digital editor Meghan Wesley and 9 On Your Side anchor Chris Riva talk about the Cincinnati Zoo's loss of a beloved family member, spooky real-life "paranormal experiences," the NYC terror attack and its ties to Cincinnati, Wasson Way, an inspiring mom who didn't let anything stop her from accomplishing her goals, a mystery at the Newport Aquarium, daylight saving time and more.
Maxim then talks with investigative reporter Craig Cheatham about his extensive research into how local police are disciplined when they break the law -- and some of the most egregious cases he found.
Later on the podcast, reporter Evan Millward talks with Cincinnati Zoo director Thane Maynard about the passing of Henry the hippo and how Bibi and Fiona are handling his absence.
Listen to this episode in the player above.
Notable links:
- Not all police who break the law get the same treatment
- Caught lying, should an officer still serve?
- Henry the hippo has died, zoo says
- These real local ghost stories will terrify you
- New York City terror suspect has ties to Cincinnati
- City finally set to break ground on Wasson Way trail project
- Xavier's Alexis Newsome manages to be a mom while finishing college and volleyball career
- A 'mysterious' new exhibit is coming to the Newport Aquarium
- Daylight saving time is good for sleep, but may be bad for your brain
- 1:30 - The panel discusses the loss of Henry the hippo, paranormal experiences, the NYC terror attack, Wasson Way, a mystery at the Newport Aquarium, daylight saving time and more.
- 18:30 - Reporter Craig Cheatham breaks down his investigation on police discipline.
- 40:30 - Cincinnati Zoo director Thane Maynard talks about Henry the hippo's death and what it means for Fiona and Bibi.
WCPO Insiders can read more about these stories at wcpo.com/hear.
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