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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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Amy Acton speaking in front of a microphone for a sit down discussion.

News Politics

Amy Acton addresses affordability concerns at Cincinnati roundtable

Residents in Cincinnati gathered in Bond Hill for a focused discussion on economic strain as part of Acton’s campaign outreach ahead of the 2026 Ohio governor’s race. The roundtable included a mix of local voices, from working parents to small business owners and students. Participants described how inflation and stagnant wages have made it harder…

ByNina OliverioApril 30, 20260Comments

Student hands typing on a laptop, utilizing the new private AI tool at the University of Cincinnati.

News

University of Cincinnati unveils private AI tool for student support

The University of Cincinnati has introduced a campus-exclusive artificial intelligence platform aimed at improving student learning while protecting user data. The system, known as BearcatGPT, is designed to provide academic assistance, administrative guidance, and structured learning support within a controlled environment. According to reporting by WCPO 9 and Spectrum News 1 Ohio, the tool has…

ByNina OliverioApril 30, 20260Comments

Business

Cincinnati digital economy surges as e-commerce and online businesses expand

The Cincinnati digital economy is experiencing unprecedented growth as local companies pivot toward e-commerce. Understanding the impact of the Cincinnati digital economy reveals major shifts in our regional job market and tech investments. E-commerce growth transforms local retail The shift toward digital storefronts is rapidly changing the Cincinnati digital economy. Traditional brick-and-mortar shops are aggressively…

ByNina OliverioApril 29, 20260Comments

A female pharmacist handing a prescription to a patient at the new Over-the-Rhine health center pharmacy expansion in Cincinnati.

Health News

Over-the-Rhine health center expands care, adds first neighborhood pharmacy

A major healthcare expansion is underway in one of Cincinnati’s most historically underserved neighborhoods. The new facility operated by Crossroad Health Center aims to address long-standing gaps in access to primary care, dental services, and prescription medications. The project reflects broader efforts to improve public health infrastructure in Over-the-Rhine, where residents have faced barriers to…

ByNina OliverioApril 29, 20260Comments

A diverse group of elementary students reading a book with their teacher in a classroom, illustrating the 2026 Cincinnati school rankings.

Education News

Cincinnati school rankings 2026 show mixed progress across districts

Recent data tied to the Ohio education system shows uneven progress across districts in the Cincinnati region. State report cards, national assessments, and local district updates reveal a system improving in some academic areas while struggling in others. According to the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, graduation rates and early literacy scores have improved…

ByNina OliverioApril 29, 20260Comments

A photo that illustrates the passengers riding a Cincinnati Metro bus during the 2026 primary election day.

News

Cincinnati Metro to offer free Metro rides for May 5 primary election

Cincinnati voters can rely on free Metro rides to safely reach their local polling stations. By eliminating fare barriers, these free Metro rides ensure greater civic participation across Hamilton County. Cincinnati voters can easily access the polls this year thanks to free Metro rides. The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority officially authorized these free Metro…

ByNina OliverioApril 28, 20260Comments

A Cincinnati Bengals football helmet sits on the grass of Paycor Stadium field, with the empty orange and black stands and stadium lights in the background.

Sports

Bengals draft class leans on athletic upside in 2026 rebuild

The Bengals draft class for the 2026 NFL Draft is shaping early evaluations across league circles and draft analysts. The draft class is being described as a group built on high-floor athleticism, positional flexibility, and long-term development rather than immediate impact stars. Analysts reviewing the Bengals draft class say Cincinnati prioritized stability and athletic traits…

ByNina OliverioApril 28, 20260Comments

Close-up of a person pumping gasoline into a car at a gas station in Cincinnati, Ohio, during a 2026 fuel price surge.

News

Cincinnati gas prices surge past $4 per gallon overnight, AAA reports

The average price of regular gasoline in the Cincinnati region rose by about 20 cents in a single day, pushing the cost above the $4 threshold. The sudden spike reflects broader volatility in fuel markets and follows similar increases seen across Ohio and the Midwest. According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), the regional average…

ByNina OliverioApril 28, 20260Comments

Cincinnati rain slicked highway at night with heavy traffic, glowing headlights, and the city skyline in the background.

News Weather

Cincinnati rain returns late Tuesday as new weather system moves in

Cincinnati rain is expected to develop again late Tuesday night as a new weather system moves across the Ohio Valley. The rain will follow a mild and mostly comfortable daytime period before conditions deteriorate overnight. Forecasters say this shift will bring a noticeable change in travel conditions and moisture levels across the region. Residents can…

ByNina OliverioApril 28, 20260Comments

Split image of a political rally podium microphone and a "Putsch for Ohio Grassroots Voice" campaign sign during the Ohio GOP primary.

News Politics

Ohio GOP primary challenges emerge for Ramaswamy before fall campaign

Vivek Ramaswamy entered the Ohio GOP primary as a frontrunner with strong financial backing and national visibility. According to Associated Press, his campaign benefits from early fundraising strength and support from prominent Republican figures. He has also positioned himself as a policy-driven candidate focused on economic and education reforms. Despite these advantages, the primary is…

ByNina OliverioApril 27, 20260Comments

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Amy Acton addresses affordability concerns at Cincinnati roundtable

University of Cincinnati unveils private AI tool for student support

Cincinnati digital economy surges as e-commerce and online businesses expand

Over-the-Rhine health center expands care, adds first neighborhood pharmacy

Cincinnati school rankings 2026 show mixed progress across districts

Cincinnati Metro to offer free Metro rides for May 5 primary election

Bengals draft class leans on athletic upside in 2026 rebuild

Cincinnati gas prices surge past $4 per gallon overnight, AAA reports

Cincinnati rain returns late Tuesday as new weather system moves in

Ohio GOP primary challenges emerge for Ramaswamy before fall campaign

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Comic-Con Bars AI-Generated Art After Artist Backlash

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