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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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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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News

Tri-State outages: Storms knock out power to thousands in Cincinnati area

Tri-State outages leave thousands without power after severe storms hit overnight. Severe storms swept through the Cincinnati metro area and the wider Tri-State overnight, triggering widespread power disruptions. Strong wind gusts, reported as high as 58 mph, knocked down trees and power lines, leading to significant outages across multiple communities. At their peak, the outages…

ByNina OliverioMarch 23, 20260Comments

A display case at the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum featuring historical law enforcement artifacts, including vintage cameras, radios, and a tabletop siren.

News

Greater Cincinnati Police Museum closing announced ahead of relocation

The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum will temporarily close to the public starting March 22, 2026, as it prepares to relocate to a new, expanded space. The final day for visitors will be Saturday, according to multiple local reports. The move comes as the museum’s current lease nears expiration and its growing collection exceeds available space.…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

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Business

Ohio THC ban takes effect, Cincinnati businesses rush sales and file lawsuit

Cincinnati’s nightlife industry scrambled in the final hours before the Ohio THC ban took effect at midnight on March 20. Bars, breweries, and retailers rushed to sell remaining inventory of hemp-derived THC beverages, which had grown in popularity as an alternative to alcohol. According to reporting by local outlets including WLWT and FOX19, many establishments…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

A wooden judge's gavel resting on a desk next to stacks of money, legal documents, a glass plaque reading "Cincinnati Jury Verdict," and a baby pacifier, representing the $25 million wrongful death lawsuit against TQL.

News

Cincinnati lawsuit verdict awards $25M in TQL pregnancy death case

The Cincinnati lawsuit verdict awards $25 million to a couple after a pregnancy-related wrongful death case. A Hamilton County jury delivered a major decision in a wrongful death lawsuit against Total Quality Logistics, commonly known as TQL. The case focused on a high-risk pregnancy and whether workplace policies played a role in a tragic outcome.…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

News

Cincinnati resident survey shows declining satisfaction with safety and roads

Cincinnati resident survey results reveal declining public satisfaction with safety and infrastructure. The latest resident survey highlights growing concerns about roads, services, and quality of life in Cincinnati. City leaders are facing renewed pressure after the latest resident survey showed sharp declines in satisfaction across key services. The findings point to safety concerns and poor…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

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News

Cincinnati council advances music venue plan amid heated debate

The City Council advanced plans for a Cincinnati music venue. They voted Wednesday on a resolution that could direct $8 million in public funds toward a $160 million project. The measure is aimed at helping build the new Farmer Music Center at the former Coney Island site. It passed in a divided 5–4 vote. Moreover,…

ByNina OliverioMarch 19, 20260Comments

News Travel

CVG airport ranking highlights Cincinnati’s return to top passenger satisfaction

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, commonly known as Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, has once again secured a top honor in North America. The airport earned the No. 1 ranking in its size category in the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards, which are administered by the Airports Council International. This CVG airport ranking reflects strong passenger experience…

ByNina OliverioMarch 19, 20260Comments

A digital graphic showing FC Cincinnati's rise in the MLS Eastern Conference standings. The image features a soccer ball with the FC Cincinnati crest, a leaderboard showing the team at number two, and an upward-trending orange arrow against a stadium backdrop.

Sports

FC Cincinnati power ranking rises as MLS standings tighten in Eastern Conference

FC Cincinnati power ranking continues to climb as the club strengthens its position in the MLS Eastern Conference table. FC Cincinnati continues to gain momentum in the 2026 MLS season, with analysts placing the club firmly among the top contenders in the Eastern Conference. Recent performances have boosted both confidence and results, helping the team…

ByNina OliverioMarch 19, 20260Comments

News

Afroman lawsuit verdict delivers major free speech win in Adams County

The Afroman lawsuit verdict is drawing national attention after a jury ruled in favor of Afroman in a closely watched defamation case. The case stems from a 2022 raid conducted by the Adams County Sheriff’s Office at Afroman’s home in Adams County, Ohio. Authorities suspected drug activity and kidnapping, but investigators found no evidence and…

ByNina OliverioMarch 19, 20260Comments

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Nina Oliverio

Pedestrian safety improves in Cincinnati as deaths and injuries decline

Tri-State outages: Storms knock out power to thousands in Cincinnati area

Greater Cincinnati Police Museum closing announced ahead of relocation

Ohio THC ban takes effect, Cincinnati businesses rush sales and file lawsuit

Cincinnati lawsuit verdict awards $25M in TQL pregnancy death case

Cincinnati resident survey shows declining satisfaction with safety and roads

Cincinnati council advances music venue plan amid heated debate

CVG airport ranking highlights Cincinnati’s return to top passenger satisfaction

FC Cincinnati power ranking rises as MLS standings tighten in Eastern Conference

Afroman lawsuit verdict delivers major free speech win in Adams County

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