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Business

Cincinnati’s Emerging Tech Scene: A New Hub for Innovation

C incinnati is quickly becoming a rising star in the tech world, with its growing ecosystem of startups, incubators, and established companies across various sectors. The city has attracted attention for its advancements in fintech, healthcare technology, and data management, with a supportive business environment that fosters innovation. Initiatives like Cintrifuse, an entrepreneurial hub, and…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

News

FAFSA Delays Hit University of Cincinnati Students Hard: A Crisis in College Financial Aid

Students at the University of Cincinnati (UC), along with many others nationwide, are facing significant challenges due to delays in processing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This situation has left thousands of students in a state of uncertainty regarding their financial aid packages, impacting their ability to pay for tuition, housing, and…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

Politics

Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Race: The Last Conservative Stronghold Faces a Fierce Battle

T he 2024 Hamilton County Prosecutor’s race is not just a local contest—it’s a bellwether for broader political dynamics in urban America. With incumbent Melissa Powers, a Republican and the only conservative prosecutor left in a major U.S. metro area, facing off against Connie Pillich, a Democrat and former state representative, this race highlights the…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

Sports

Cincinnati Bengals Stand Alone in NFL Vote Against Private Equity Ownership

I n a significant move that underscores the traditional ownership values of the Cincinnati Bengals, the team was the lone dissenter in an NFL-wide vote to allow private equity firms to buy passive minority stakes in franchises. This decision, finalized in early September 2024, has sparked conversation about the direction of NFL ownership structures and…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

Cincinnati’s Crime Reporting Concerns: Is the Data Accurate?

C incinnati, like many U.S. cities, faces challenges in accurately reporting crime statistics. Issues such as underreporting by victims and inconsistent reporting by police departments can skew crime data, making it difficult to understand the true scope of crime in the city. This problem is not unique to Cincinnati; several other major cities, including Los…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

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Sports

The Current State of the Cincinnati Reds: A Season of Transition

Injuries have plagued the rotation, forcing the team to rely on a mix of inexperienced starters and journeyman pitchers.

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 3, 20240Comments

Navigating Cincinnati Politics: A City at a Crossroads

C incinnati’s political landscape is in a state of flux, reflecting both the challenges of urban governance and the aspirations of a city looking to redefine its future. As the Queen City grows and changes, so too does its political environment, marked by new faces, ongoing debates, and a push for reform. A Shift in…

ByCincinnati ExchangeSeptember 3, 20240Comments

Politics

The Future of Inner-City Education: Public Schools, Vouchers, and the Path Forward

As the discussion around school vouchers intensifies, questions about the future of inner-city education are becoming more urgent.

ByCincinnati ExchangeMarch 22, 20200Comments

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Business

Cincinnati’s $200 Million Convention Center Overhaul: A Game Changer for the City

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ByCincinnati ExchangeMarch 22, 20200Comments

Lifestyle

Affordable Housing Crisis in Cincinnati and the Skilled Trades Gap: A Path Forward

C incinnati, like many cities across the country, is facing an affordable housing crisis. Rising property values, increased demand, and the effects of inflation have created a scarcity of affordable homes, especially for lower-income and middle-income families. While several initiatives are underway to tackle the issue, one challenge exacerbating the housing problem is the shortage…

ByCincinnati ExchangeFebruary 25, 20200Comments

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Cincinnati’s Emerging Tech Scene: A New Hub for Innovation

FAFSA Delays Hit University of Cincinnati Students Hard: A Crisis in College Financial Aid

Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Race: The Last Conservative Stronghold Faces a Fierce Battle

Cincinnati Bengals Stand Alone in NFL Vote Against Private Equity Ownership

Cincinnati’s Crime Reporting Concerns: Is the Data Accurate?

The Current State of the Cincinnati Reds: A Season of Transition

Navigating Cincinnati Politics: A City at a Crossroads

The Future of Inner-City Education: Public Schools, Vouchers, and the Path Forward

Cincinnati’s $200 Million Convention Center Overhaul: A Game Changer for the City

Affordable Housing Crisis in Cincinnati and the Skilled Trades Gap: A Path Forward

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