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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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cincinnati weather
News Weather

Cincinnati weather 2026: Storms, snow, and severe climate impacts

The chaotic shifts in Cincinnati weather have left residents reeling. We have endured everything from historic snowfalls to sudden spring tornadoes. Examining the Cincinnati weather in 2026 reveals a deeply unsettling trend of extremes. Just four months into the year, the region has faced endless anomalies. State-of-emergency winter storms paralyzed our highways. Unexpected severe thunderstorms…
April 8, 20260Comments

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collateral sanctions
News

Ohio bills tackle collateral sanctions to aid reentry

Bipartisan efforts in the statehouse seek to eliminate collateral sanctions that prevent returning citizens from finding good jobs. Advocates argue that reducing collateral sanctions is a humanitarian issue that greatly benefits both individuals and local communities. The Ohio legislature is currently considering new bills that directly target collateral sanctions. These collateral sanctions create severe legal…
April 7, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati street takeovers
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Cincinnati leaders propose strict penalties after March street takeovers

City officials want to stop Cincinnati street takeovers with severe financial consequences. By holding vehicles for six months, leaders hope to end Cincinnati street takeovers entirely. Cincinnati City Council wants aggressive action against illegal driving events. Local leaders are incredibly tired of the dangerous stunts on city roads. They are now considering heavy civil fines…
April 7, 20260Comments

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railway spending shift
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Cincinnati Council approves railway spending shift to accelerate infrastructure projects

The recent railway spending shift aims to push stalled infrastructure projects across the finish line. Residents can expect to see immediate results from this railway spending shift in local facilities. A new railway spending shift is moving through Cincinnati City Council this week. Officials believe this railway spending shift will redirect unspent funds to get…
April 7, 20260Comments

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cincinnati small business growth
Business News

Cincinnati small business growth accelerates amid shifting 2026 economic trends

The current state of Cincinnati small business growth reflects a resilient economy driven by community support and strategic innovation. Small business growth continues to reshape the local economy across southwest Ohio. Entrepreneurs are launching new ventures at a rapid pace this year. Regional leaders report strong momentum for startups and legacy companies alike, reflecting…
April 7, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati rental market
Business News Trends

Cincinnati rental market shows steady growth, strong demand in 2026

The Cincinnati rental market conditions in 2026 show steady rent growth and sustained demand. It continues to attract renters due to its relative affordability and stable economic conditions.  Rent prices in the region remain lower than the national average, but they are rising gradually. Demand remains strong across multiple neighborhoods, particularly in urban and revitalized…
April 6, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati downtown development
Business News

Billions in Cincinnati downtown development redefine the city skyline

The recent surge in Cincinnati downtown development reshapes the urban core.  This new era of development is turning traditional business districts into vibrant neighborhoods.  3CDC and local partners are rapidly transforming the city. This downtown development is shifting the core from a traditional 9-to-5 business district. It is now becoming a thriving 24/7 community. Billions…
April 6, 20260Comments

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