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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.

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Exterior view of the historic St. Francis Seraph brick church with twin spires in Cincinnati, silhouetted against a dusk sky.

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Historic church closing marks end of 165-year era in Cincinnati

The final days of St. Francis Seraph Church is drawing attention across Cincinnati as parishioners prepare to say goodbye to a congregation that has served generations of residents since the mid-19th century. Located in Over-the-Rhine, the church has been a landmark of Cincinnati’s Catholic community and a center for charitable outreach for decades. According to…

ByNina OliverioJune 23, 20260Comments

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Education News

Cincinnati Public Schools budget cuts move forward as board weighs levy options

Cincinnati Public Schools has voted to eliminate more than 100 positions as district officials work to close a budget gap estimated at roughly $58 million. The decision comes after months of debate over spending priorities, staffing levels, and potential new revenue sources. According to reporting by WVXU, administrators initially recommended cutting approximately 140 positions across…

ByNina OliverioJune 23, 20260Comments

Yellow crime scene tape and numbered evidence markers on the ground in a grassy area with investigators in the background.

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Dayton federal crime operation leads to 47 charges, highlights Cincinnati gun trafficking connection

A major federal law enforcement operation in Dayton has resulted in charges against 47 individuals, including a Cincinnati resident. Furthermore, it has uncovered alleged connections to gun trafficking networks and Mexican drug cartels. The eight-week initiative, known as Operation Fly City, brought together federal and local law enforcement agencies. As a result, they targeted…

ByNina OliverioJune 23, 20260Comments

A blue commercial semi-truck driving on a busy multi-lane highway, illustrating the growth of logistics and trucking jobs in Cincinnati.

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Trucking jobs in Cincinnati expand as driver demand grows across the region

The Cincinnati region’s trucking and logistics sector is experiencing steady demand in 2026, driven by freight movement, warehouse expansion, and the city’s position as a major transportation hub. Industry reports show employers continue recruiting commercial drivers and logistics workers despite broader labor market challenges. According to regional employment data, transportation and warehousing remain…

ByNina OliverioJune 22, 20260Comments

A cable-stayed bridge crossing a river on a clear day, illustrating the Brent Spence Bridge corridor in downtown Cincinnati.

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Brent Spence closures set to reshape downtown Cincinnati traffic routes

Drivers who travel through downtown Cincinnati will soon encounter significant changes as state transportation officials move forward with a new phase of construction tied to the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project. Officials from the project announced a series of permanent and long-term ramp closures on the Ohio side that will begin June 28 and continue…

ByNina OliverioJune 22, 20260Comments

A woman stands and speaks into a microphone during a public forum on policing disparity in Cincinnati, while seated community members listen in the background.

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Public forums planned as Cincinnati policing disparity data sparks community discussion

Cincinnati policing disparity data is at the center of a new round of public discussions scheduled across the city. This will be the focus of community forums organized by local advocacy groups. The meetings follow the release of a report that found significant racial disparities in police stops. Public forums scheduled across Cincinnati Community organizations…

ByNina OliverioJune 22, 20260Comments

Cincinnati skyline and the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River, representing city growth and development.

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Cincinnati budget passes with focus on public safety and city growth

Cincinnati City Council has approved a new budget that emphasizes public safety, core city services, and economic growth while addressing a projected budget shortfall. The spending plan follows weeks of public hearings, committee discussions, and community feedback as officials worked to balance fiscal challenges with resident priorities. The budget arrives after city leaders confronted a…

ByNina OliverioJune 20, 20260Comments

A male mentor and a female student intern discussing a project on a tablet in a modern Cincinnati office space.

Education

Cincinnati internships growth expands career pathways for students in 2026

The Cincinnati region is seeing continued growth in internship and cooperative education opportunities in 2026. This gives high school and college students additional options to gain workplace experience while building professional skills. Employers across multiple industries have expanded internship recruitment efforts, reflecting ongoing demand for future talent and workforce development initiatives. According to the University…

ByNina OliverioJune 19, 20260Comments

Utility workers and a utility truck clear a large fallen tree and downed power lines from a residential street following a severe storm.

News Weather

Williamstown emergency declaration follows devastating Northern Kentucky storm damage

A Northern Kentucky town is working through extensive cleanup efforts after local leaders declared an emergency in response to severe weather that swept through the region. The City of Williamstown issued the emergency declaration after powerful storms caused significant damage to homes, businesses, vehicles, utility infrastructure, and public property. According to reports from Local 12…

ByNina OliverioJune 19, 20260Comments

A gourmet plated dish on an outdoor dining table with the Cincinnati skyline and John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge illuminated in the background at twilight.

Lifestyle News

Cincinnati Michelin Guide eligibility opens door to global restaurant recognition

The Cincinnati Michelin Guide expansion gives local restaurants a chance to earn some of the world’s most recognized dining honors. This development places the region’s culinary scene on a larger stage as inspectors begin evaluating restaurants for future recognition. Cincinnati restaurants gain access to Michelin recognition Cincinnati restaurants are now eligible for consideration in the…

ByNina OliverioJune 19, 20260Comments

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Historic church closing marks end of 165-year era in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Public Schools budget cuts move forward as board weighs levy options

Dayton federal crime operation leads to 47 charges, highlights Cincinnati gun trafficking connection

Trucking jobs in Cincinnati expand as driver demand grows across the region

Brent Spence closures set to reshape downtown Cincinnati traffic routes

Public forums planned as Cincinnati policing disparity data sparks community discussion

Cincinnati budget passes with focus on public safety and city growth

Cincinnati internships growth expands career pathways for students in 2026

Williamstown emergency declaration follows devastating Northern Kentucky storm damage

Cincinnati Michelin Guide eligibility opens door to global restaurant recognition

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