Early Sunday, nine people were injured in a shooting at Riverfront Live on Cincinnati’s East Side.
According to Cincinnati Interim Police Chief Adam Hennie, a shooting occurred at about 1 a.m. on March 1 at the Kellogg Avenue Music Hall at East and Lynwood.
Surveillance video from a neighboring business obtained by Inquirer media partner Fox 19 showed dozens of people pouring out of the venue in panic as gunfire rang out.
Eight of the people were taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and one to Good Samaritan Hospital, Henney said.
Police said that early on March 1, 2026, a shooting occurred at an event at Riverfront Live, injuring nine people.
UC Medical Center spokesperson Heather Chura-Smith said one patient at the hospital was in critical condition. Five people were in stable condition and two had been treated and released, she said.
The status of personnel at Good Samaritan Hospital is unknown. Hospital staff declined to provide an update on the man’s condition.
Henney said there was an event going on at the venue, but he did not say what it was. A description on the venue’s website lists it as a “nightlife concert venue.”
Mayor Aftab Preval called the shooting “unjustified” in a statement.
This story will be updated.
This article originally appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer: Mass shooting at Cincinnati riverfront leaves 9 injured, 1 injured