🌱 Child Victim In Hit-And-Run + Person Dies Following Shooting

Welcome back, Cincinnati! I'm here in your inbox this morning to tell you everything you need to know about what's going on around town.

But first, today's weather:

Partly sunny. High: 46 Low: 29.

Here are the top three stories in Cincinnati today:

1. According to the Covington Police Department, one person is dead following a shooting which occurred on Saturday. Tarrell White, 28, is wanted for shooting Antwon Mulder, 33, of Cincinnati. Mulder was suffering from a gunshot wound when police arrived and later died at the hospital. (WLWT Cincinnati)
2. A five-year-old child sustained severe injuries after a driver hit the child and fled the scene. The child was attempting to cross the 2800 block of Glenway Avenue. As of the time of publishing, the Cincinnati Police Department is unsure if speed or impairment was involved. (WHIO)
3. Property taxes are expected to increase in 2024 – the first break from the rollback policy in more than 20 years. The revenue from the tax increase would be about $36 million, costing about $39 extra per $100,000 of home value a year. (WVXU)

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Today in Cincinnati:

• Festival Of Lights At Cincinnati Zoo (6:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• How cute! The annual Reindog Parade took place in Mount Adams over the weekend. Check the photos at the link. (Subscription: The Cincinnati Enquirer)
• Are you looking for something fun to do this week? See the link for fun events and activities going on until Dec. 18. (Subscription: The Cincinnati Enquirer)
• The Cincinnati Holocaust Museum is offering free admission for the rest of the year. The initiative is to help educate during the recent antisemitic rhetoric incidents noted by the museum. (WHIO)

You're officially in the loop for today! I'll see you around.

— Sean Peek

About me: Sean Peek is a writer and entrepreneur with a degree in English Literature from Weber State University. Over the years, he has worked as a copywriter, editor, SEO specialist, and marketing director for various digital media companies. He currently co-owns and operates content creation agency Lightning Media Partners.