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Flying Pig participants were soaked when heavy rain, thunder and lightning hit the Tri-State shortly after the race began.
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Two men from Ukraine are in Cincinnati to run the marathon, talk about their experiences during the war with Russia, and raise money for a PTSD clinic in Kharkiv, Cincinnati's Ukrainian sister city.
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The TSA says the busiest travel will be on Sunday and Monday.
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The Flying Pig Marathon is Sunday, May 7, but some roads will be closed as early as Friday morning, and the city is advising motorists to plan ahead.
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The director of the Flying Pig Marathon wonders if other neighborhoods along the race route will start competing to draw visitors and spectators.
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The Board of Commissioners approved "large tourism" grants Thursday for three big events in 2023.
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PigWorks President and CEO Iris Simpson Bush says para-athletes were always welcome to enter; now they have their own division.
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People have been running marathons and other races while wearing tutus for years. But where the tradition started is up for debate.
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Ninety-five-year-old Dick Soller, his 88-year-old wife Jean — who has Alzheimer's —and their daughter Mary, will participate in the 10K on Saturday, all while raising money for a cause.
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The 24th annual Flying Pig Marathon takes place this weekend, with various events and races happening Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sunday's full marathon travels through parts of Cincinnati, including Mariemont, Fairfax and Northern Kentucky.