Willie discusses the city administrations refusal to tackle the crime issue in Cincinnati with former Councilmember Steve Goodin. Also Paula Christian exposes what the police knew the night Mordecai Black allegedly killed Patrick Heringer. Finally Hans Von Spakovsky breaks down the recent attack on ICE agents.

What really happened the night when Mordecai Black allegedly killed Patrick Heringer? Paula Christian from WCPO checked in to find out what police really knew about Black, and when they knew it.

Scott breaks down how the removal of DEI initiatives have effected the workforce with Robert VerBruggen of the Manhattan Institute. Also Councilmember Mark Jeffreys discusses how the city is punishing the citizens instead of the criminals while trying to curb crime. Finally CPS Board President Eve Bolton explains the cuts and the layoffs Cincinnati Public Schools had to make to stay on budget.

Scott talks with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys about how Cincinnati city leadership continues to punish the citizens for the actions of criminals, instead of addressing the cause of the crime.

Dan in for Thom today taking on the news and issues of the day.

Edwin Encarnacion is Marty and Tracy's topic for today.

Dozens of freight, trucking and other industry leaders have praised the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA); Kevin has their comments and points out some of the key features as it affects taxpayers at all levels of income. A major food company files for bankruptcy; Kevin has the details. Oil and gas prices react to crude oil stocks rising, strong gasoline demand, OPEC+'s crude oil production increases and renewed attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.

The Reds snapped their 4 game losing streak behind a gem from All-Star Andrew Abbott Wednesday Night at Great American Ballpark 7-2 over the Miami Marlins.

Rocky and Mike Allen Jr. talk Bengals/Joe Burrow with Alex Stone and James Rapien, check in on the workplace issues with Brenda Siri, take your calls, and more on 700 WLW!

Willie gets the details of what happened at the Red, White, and Blue Ash event with Blue Ash Mayor Jill Cole. Also Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffy explains how she wants to curb the violence in Cincinnati and how to help a local cop fighting cancer. Finally Rob Sanders explains who Kentucky handles youth violence.