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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.

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Education News

8 Greater Cincinnati schools under scrutiny after statewide review of test results

Eight Greater Cincinnati schools have been identified as having “significant testing anomalies” following a statewide review of Ohio’s spring 2026 standardized test results. In a media release, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce identified the local schools as part of a broader investigation involving dozens of schools statewide. State education officials have not said…
September 4, 20260Comments

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News

Fraud scheme: Former superintendent arrested in alleged $8 million case

Federal authorities arrested the former superintendent and operator of Dohn Community High School in relation to an alleged $8 million fraud and kickback scheme. A federal grand jury indicted Leondo Ramone Davenport, 50, of Cincinnati, and Jonathan Larry Ballew, 62, of Phoenix, Arizona. Davenport and Ballew face wire fraud and money laundering-related charges, according to…
September 4, 20260Comments

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News

Labor Day 2026: What to expect in Cincinnati for this holiday weekend

Labor Day is almost here. Cincinnati residents have several options for celebrating this Labor Day weekend, from the region’s largest fireworks display to professional sports, concerts and family activities. Events for Labor Day will take place across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky from Friday, Sept. 4, through Monday, Sept. 7.  Riverfest and the Western & Southern…
September 4, 20260Comments

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News

Cincinnati cooling stations pilot brings heat relief to vulnerable neighborhoods

The weather is getting hotter. This is why Cincinnati is testing a new approach to helping residents cope with dangerous summer temperatures. The city’s Innovation Team is leading the Stay Cool Cincy pilot with the Office of Environment & Sustainability and Cincinnati ToolBank. The program will place publicly accessible cooling stations along busy walking and…
September 3, 20260Comments

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News

What are the city’s plans to address violent incidents near UC campus?

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval has announced a safety plan following a series of shootings and other violent incidents near the University of Cincinnati (UC). The safety plan comes as students and families raise concerns about violence in neighborhoods surrounding the campus.  There are already four shootings near the university recorded since the semester began that…
September 3, 20260Comments

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News

Waymo begins mapping Cincinnati as company considers driverless rideshare expansion

Waymo has begun mapping Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky as the company explores a possible future expansion of its driverless rideshare service. The Alphabet-owned autonomous driving company confirmed it is in the early stages of implementing its technology in the Cincinnati area.  However, Waymo has not announced a launch date for passenger rides. The company plans…
September 3, 20260Comments

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Community Opinion

How safe are UC students after recent shootings near campus?

Student safety has become a growing concern after several recent shootings near the University of Cincinnati campus.  The violence has prompted increased patrols and a coordinated response from university and Cincinnati police. The University of Cincinnati said the recent incidents occurred off campus in nearby neighborhoods.  However, many students live, work, and spend time in…
September 3, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati climate migration plan prepares city for potential population growth

Cincinnati leaders are preparing for the possibility that climate change could bring more residents to the region in the coming decades. A new report from Axios highlighted the city’s efforts as officials plan for potential newcomers fleeing increasingly difficult conditions elsewhere. The issue has moved beyond speculation for Cincinnati officials. The city’s Office of Environment…
September 2, 20260Comments

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