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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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Cincinnati lands among America’s top food cities for 2026

Cincinnati just earned a spot in its food scene for 2026. It ranked 19th in U.S. News’ rankings. This puts Ohio city among the publication’s top food destinations for the year. U.S. News placed Cincinnati behind several major food destinations, including New Orleans, New York City and Chicago. New Orleans took the No. 1 spot,…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 14, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati ZIP code ranks No. 3 in Ohio for unclaimed funds

The unclaimed funds in Cincinnati’s 45202 ZIP code total $22.9 million, ranking it third among Ohio ZIP codes. These unclaimed funds are reportedly part of the $5.4 billion held by the state for residents, businesses and organizations. Unclaimed funds put Cincinnati ZIP code in top three The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 14, 20260Comments

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Ohio gubernatorial candidate calls for statewide ban on license plate surveillance technology

Flock cameras are becoming a major issue in the Ohio governor race as Democratic candidate Amy Acton calls for a statewide ban. It can be recalled that flock cameras have drawn growing scrutiny over privacy, police access and the potential misuse of automated license plate reader data. Acton announced her position as Ohio communities and…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 14, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati hires New Orleans firm to examine racial disparities in police stops

The City of Cincinnati’s police stop data will undergo an outside review as the city responds to a report alleging significant racial disparities in police stops. The review will examine Cincinnati Police Department (CPD) contact cards and the methodology behind a controversial analysis released earlier this year. The city signed a contract in early September…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 12, 20260Comments

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17-year-old charged after deadly shooting near UC medical center

A 17-year-old is facing murder and felonious assault charges in connection with a shooting near the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, according to the latest police investigation. The shooting happened around 5 p.m. on Sept. 1 in the 100 block of East Shields Street in Corryville. On that day, Cincinnati police responded to reports of…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 12, 20260Comments

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Former Northern Kentucky bank manager admits stealing $335k from customers

Former Northern Kentucky bank manager has pleaded guilty in a bank fraud case involving about $335,000 taken from customer accounts. The bank fraud case involves more than 20 customer accounts, including accounts held by two Northern Kentucky nonprofit organizations where France volunteered. Reagan France, a former bank manager has admitted stealing approximately $335,000 from customers…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 11, 20260Comments

Cincinnati skyline and the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge spanning the Ohio River under a clear blue sky.

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Cincinnati Council weighs changes after teen’s fatal Price Hill shooting

The quality of life concerns in Cincinnati are drawing renewed scrutiny after a 14-year-old was shot outside a vacant East Price Hill home. It has also prompted City Council members to question whether city agencies responded quickly enough to complaints about the property. The discussion followed the Aug. 18 shooting death of Rakeem Blair Jr.…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 11, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati unveils whimsical new playground design with giant lizard, ice cream cone

Cincinnati’s new playground plans will bring a giant lizard and oversized sock to Sawyer Point. It will also feature a 36-foot upside-down ice cream cone and a 20-foot slide. Cincinnati Parks released the latest design Sept. 10 for a new playground at Sawyer Point, nearly two years after a fire destroyed the former 1,000 Hands…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 11, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati father charged after 24-day-old daughter dies from injuries

The Cincinnati police are investigating the death of a 24-day-old baby girl who died from injuries at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. The infant’s death led police to arrest the baby’s father, Christopher Evans, 34, who faces murder, felonious assault and child endangerment charges. Police said officers responded Saturday, Sept. 5, to the 6000 block of Red…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 11, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati Council seeks answers on surveillance while nuisance proposal faces pushback

Cincinnati surveillance oversight targets city technology This is after the Cincinnati City Council approved a motion requiring the administration to explain how the city uses surveillance technology. Councilmembers Anna Albi, Seth Walsh and Jeff Cramerding sponsored the motion. The request covers cameras, drones and automated license plate readers used by the city. The administration must…

ByNina OliverioSeptember 11, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati lands among America’s top food cities for 2026

Cincinnati ZIP code ranks No. 3 in Ohio for unclaimed funds

Ohio gubernatorial candidate calls for statewide ban on license plate surveillance technology

Cincinnati hires New Orleans firm to examine racial disparities in police stops

17-year-old charged after deadly shooting near UC medical center

Former Northern Kentucky bank manager admits stealing $335k from customers

Cincinnati Council weighs changes after teen’s fatal Price Hill shooting

Cincinnati unveils whimsical new playground design with giant lizard, ice cream cone

Cincinnati father charged after 24-day-old daughter dies from injuries

Cincinnati Council seeks answers on surveillance while nuisance proposal faces pushback

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