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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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Tracking Cincinnati prep football: Top 10 high school teams right now

Keeping up with Cincinnati prep football is essential for every local sports fan. The landscape of Cincinnati prep football continues to shift as powerhouse programs dominate the field. Finding the latest cincinnati high school football scores often reveals a highly competitive region. Our local athletes consistently rank among the best in the Midwest. Tracking the…

ByNina OliverioMarch 25, 20260Comments

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How the Bengals offensive line could shape the 2026 season

The recent off-season moves surrounding the Bengals offensive line provide a clear picture of their strategy. Analysts are eager to see if the Bengals offensive line can finally keep their franchise quarterback upright. The Cincinnati Bengals offensive line 2026 strategy is officially taking shape. The front office recently re-signed right guard Dalton Risner. He agreed…

ByNina OliverioMarch 25, 20260Comments

An empty daycare classroom featuring a red children's table in the foreground with a teddy bear and a clipboard of paperwork, illustrating the investigation into Ohio daycare overpayments.

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Ohio daycare overpayments reach $1.1M amid massive fraud investigations

State officials say Ohio daycare overpayments reached roughly $1.1 million following a massive review of publicly funded childcare programs. The findings are heavily concentrated in Columbus and Franklin County. The issue largely stems from discrepancies in attendance records used to calculate state reimbursements. While some cases involve administrative errors, the scale of the problem and…

ByNina OliverioMarch 25, 20260Comments

Bright spring sunshine illuminates the empty Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati as dark storm clouds gather over the Ohio River.

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Opening Day warmth peaks as storm system targets Tri-State late week

Quiet start before midweek warmup A steady warmup will peak on Opening Day across the Tri-State, bringing springlike temperatures and mostly dry conditions for key events before a round of showers and storms moves in late Thursday night into Friday. The day begins with a crisp feel, but sunshine is expected to push temperatures into…

ByNina OliverioMarch 24, 20260Comments

Digital rendering of the new Brighton Approach Bridge spanning a roadway in Cincinnati, featuring a modernized concrete structure and upgraded pedestrian fencing.

Community News

New bridge opening reconnects neighborhoods after $8M project

The new bridge opening will reconnect key Cincinnati neighborhoods after years of limited access. This also marks the completion of a nearly $8 million infrastructure investment. Cincinnati officials say the long-awaited bridge project will restore a vital connection between several communities. The new structure replaces a nearly century-old bridge that had become unsafe for regular…

ByNina OliverioMarch 24, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati gas prices surge near $4 after sharp weekly spike

Cincinnati gas prices are climbing rapidly and nearing the $4 mark after a sharp weekly spike. Gas prices in Cincinnati jumped significantly over the past week, with many stations now approaching or exceeding $3.79 per gallon. The sudden increase marks one of the fastest weekly spikes in recent months. According to AAA, regional fuel costs…

ByNina OliverioMarch 24, 20260Comments

Construction workers build the wooden framework of a new residential housing unit with the downtown Cincinnati skyline and Ohio River in the background.

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Cincinnati housing market stabilizes as supply struggles meet steady demand

Cincinnati’s economy is entering 2026 with a sense of balance, but housing constraints remain a defining issue. Job growth has stabilized, incomes are rising modestly, and demand for housing remains consistent. However, supply has not kept pace, leaving many buyers priced out of the market. The result is a housing environment that feels steady on…

ByNina OliverioMarch 24, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati Reds offense outlook: How dangerous will it be in 2026?

Cincinnati Reds offense enters 2026 with rising expectations after a promising young core showed flashes of elite production. The biggest question surrounding the Cincinnati Reds is not talent—it is consistency. Cincinnati has assembled a lineup filled with athletic, power-capable hitters who can also run the bases. In 2025, the offense ranked middle of the pack…

ByNina OliverioMarch 23, 20260Comments

Confiscated firearms, ammunition, handcuffs, and yellow evidence markers in the foreground, with illuminated police vehicles and the downtown Cincinnati skyline at night in the background.

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Cincinnati crime prevention update highlights arrests, gun seizures, and multi-agency strategy

Cincinnati crime prevention efforts are showing measurable results as officials outline recent enforcement actions and strategies. Local, state, and federal officials provided a detailed update on ongoing efforts to reduce violent crime in Cincinnati, pointing to recent arrests, gun seizures, and enhanced coordination between agencies. The announcement comes after a series of targeted operations aimed…

ByNina OliverioMarch 23, 20260Comments

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Community News

Pedestrian safety improves in Cincinnati as deaths and injuries decline

Pedestrian safety is improving in Cincinnati as new data shows fewer deaths and serious injuries. The number of pedestrian fatalities in Cincinnati has declined over the past three years, signaling a positive shift for public safety. City data shows there were five pedestrian deaths in 2025, compared with six in 2024 and 10 in 2023.…

ByNina OliverioMarch 23, 20260Comments

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Tracking Cincinnati prep football: Top 10 high school teams right now

How the Bengals offensive line could shape the 2026 season

Ohio daycare overpayments reach $1.1M amid massive fraud investigations

Opening Day warmth peaks as storm system targets Tri-State late week

New bridge opening reconnects neighborhoods after $8M project

Cincinnati gas prices surge near $4 after sharp weekly spike

Cincinnati housing market stabilizes as supply struggles meet steady demand

Cincinnati Reds offense outlook: How dangerous will it be in 2026?

Cincinnati crime prevention update highlights arrests, gun seizures, and multi-agency strategy

Pedestrian safety improves in Cincinnati as deaths and injuries decline

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