Positive news in the Tri-State: Tell us about it

CINCINNATI - Viewers often tell me that we at 9 On Your Side should cover more positive news. I'm here to say, "you're right, we should."

At the beginning of the 2013, I was impressed with what was happening in the community. I was able to meet Cincinnati's first born baby of the year; Loveland High School was trying to eliminate waste from its lunch room; the owner of a jazz club was working hard to keep it open at its location; and I got to drive around and see how loud I could get it in my news van.

There are a lot of other positives happening in all of our neighborhoods. Drop me an email at tmirones@wcpo.com to let me know what is going on in your part of the Tri-State.

Here's to a Happy 9 News Year, and below are some of the "good news" stories we've found in the Tri-State recently:

Tri-State's first 2013 baby: www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/baby-new-year-1201am

Zero waste lunchroom: www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/local_news/zero-waste-in-sight-for-loveland-high-school

Blue Wisp fights to stay open: www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/region_central_cincinnati/downtown/blue-wisp-closing

Bengals in the playoffs, with some loud stadium noise: www.wcpo.com/dpp/sports/football/bengals/reliant-stadium-in-houston-is-among-the-loudest-venues-in-the-nfl