Nina Oliverio

Nina Oliverio

Niña Mae Oliverio is a multimedia journalist from Cebu, Philippines, whose work spans digital, broadcast, and community-centered reporting. She served as a Correspondent for the People’s Television Network (PTV), delivering live reports and in-depth stories for a nationwide audience. Prior to that, she has worked as a Multimedia Reporter for CDN Digital, where she covered breaking news, developed feature stories, and produced SEO-driven multimedia content for Cebu and the Visayas.

564 articles published
Circular tire skid marks cover a dark Cincinnati street intersection after an illegal street takeover, with a police cruiser flashing emergency lights in the smoky background.

Street takeover penalties in Cincinnati could bring steep fines, jail time

The Cincinnati City Council is considering new legislation that would dramatically increase consequences for people who participate in or organize illegal street takeovers throughout the city. The proposal received initial approval from the Public Safety and Quality of Life Committee on June 2.  According to reporting by WVXU, council members backed the ordinance after several…

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A nighttime view of a 'Premium Pre-Owned' used car dealership lot with vehicles parked under bright lights.

Rising prices, auto financing challenges impact used cars Cincinnati buyers want in 2026

The local automotive landscape is presenting a mixed bag for shoppers this year.  The cost to purchase a reliable vehicle remains a major hurdle for many families across the tri-state area.  Dealerships throughout Hamilton County are actively adapting to new economic realities. Both franchise and independent car lots show heavily fluctuating inventory levels. Consumers must…

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Conveyor belt sorting mixed materials under a blue optical scanner inside a modern Cincinnati recycling center

Cincinnati recycling centers expand amid new waste reduction goals

Major upgrades to Cincinnati recycling centers will divert more waste from local landfills. Expanding Cincinnati recycling centers helps the city reach its ambitious sustainability targets. Local leaders are investing heavily in local waste reduction efforts. Recent moves by the city and private companies highlight this green transition. Significant upgrades are coming to Cincinnati recycling centers…

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Ominous storm clouds gathering over brick houses in a neighborhood, illustrating the severe weather risks impacting home insurance costs in Cincinnati.

Why home insurance Cincinnati policies cost more in 2026

Finding affordable home insurance Cincinnati providers offer requires comparison shopping today. Reviewing your home insurance Cincinnati coverage early helps avoid payment shock later. Several elements push your premium costs upward right now. Insurance companies face higher operational expenses and more frequent claims. They pass these elevated costs directly to policyholders through premium increases. Finding cheap…

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A distressed female library worker sits at a desk with her face in her hands, representing the emotional toll of workplace abuse.

Study shows library worker abuse mirrors growing crisis in Cincinnati

A massive national study confirms that library worker abuse is reaching unprecedented levels across the country. Cincinnati employees are experiencing library worker abuse firsthand as daily incidents plague downtown branches. Understanding the scope of library worker abuse The nature of library work has fundamentally shifted over the last decade. Librarians once focused primarily on reference…

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An empty, newly renovated apartment interior with hardwood floors, representing the impact of fluctuating Cincinnati apartment vacancy rates on available local housing.

Cincinnati apartment vacancy rates shift amid record rental demand trends

The recent changes in Cincinnati apartment vacancy rates are reshaping the local housing landscape for both landlords and tenants. Understanding what drives Cincinnati apartment vacancy rates is essential for navigating the current rental market. The local housing market is experiencing a significant transformation this year. Renters are staying in their apartments much longer because buying…

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A new two-story home under construction with exposed wooden framing, situated between two established, finished houses in a residential neighborhood, representing local affordable housing development.

Affordable housing grants bring millions to Greater Cincinnati communities

Affordable housing grants are bringing millions of dollars to Greater Cincinnati for new home construction and rehabilitation projects. The grants will support local organizations working to expand homeownership opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods across Hamilton, Butler, and Highland counties. Ohio is investing millions of dollars in affordable housing projects across Greater Cincinnati as state leaders continue…

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