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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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Busy hospital corridor with medical professionals and a patient in a wheelchair, representing Cincinnati hospital capacity.
Community Health

Cincinnati hospital capacity faces severe strain amid surging demands

Rising patient admissions are putting intense pressure on Cincinnati hospital capacity across the region this year. Medicaid cuts threaten regional clinics, placing unprecedented strain on Cincinnati hospitals A new report reveals that recent Medicaid funding cuts are pushing Ohio’s healthcare system to the brink, threatening dozens of regional facilities and placing immense pressure on …
May 20, 20260Comments

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A wooden bookshelf tightly packed with various books, representing Cincinnati Public Library usage and physical reading habits.
Community News

Cincinnati public library usage rises as digital services reshape reading habits

The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library is seeing major changes in how residents access books, educational programs, and public resources as digital borrowing continues to grow across Ohio. According to data published by the library system, digital checkouts through platforms such as Libby reached millions annually in recent years, reflecting a sharp increase in…
May 20, 20260Comments

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A clipboard and pen resting on a cardboard box inside a dimly lit evidence storage room filled with shelves of archived materials.
News

Cincinnati police property room faces scrutiny over evidence tracking flaws

A new audit of the Cincinnati Police Department found multiple deficiencies in how officers and staff manage evidence inside the department’s property room.  According to reporting from WKRC Local 12, auditors discovered 16 separate issues involving evidence tracking, labeling, and documentation.  The audit reviewed evidence items including firearms, narcotics, shell casings, and cash. Investigators found…
May 19, 20260Comments

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An empty desk and chair sit in a vacant school hallway, representing the impact of 2026 Cincinnati Public Schools job reductions and budget cuts.
Community Education News

Cincinnati school cuts proposal could eliminate more than 100 jobs next year

Cincinnati school cuts could reshape staffing and student services across the district next school year. The discussions intensified after district leaders proposed eliminating more than 100 positions to close a major budget gap. The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education is considering sweeping staffing reductions as officials work to address a projected $58 million budget…
May 19, 20260Comments

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A small dog and a tabby kitten interacting playfully, illustrating the rising trends of pet ownership in Cincinnati.
News

Pet ownership Cincinnati trends shift as costs rise in 2026

The landscape of pet ownership Cincinnati is changing rapidly as inflation reshapes household budgets this year. Understanding current pet ownership Cincinnati trends is crucial for local families facing record-high veterinary and food expenses. Local families love their animals. However, keeping those animals fed and healthy is getting harder. Residents are feeling the squeeze across Hamilton…
May 19, 20260Comments

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A daytime view of the Cincinnati skyline and John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River, illustrating the city's climate migration readiness plan.
News

Cincinnati climate migration plan prepares city for future population growth

Cincinnati climate migration planning is shaping how city leaders prepare for future population growth tied to climate change. The city’s climate migration strategies focus on housing, infrastructure, transportation, and economic resilience as officials expect more climate-driven relocation in coming decades. The City of Cincinnati released a Climate Migration Readiness Plan designed to help the local…
May 19, 20260Comments

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A concerned couple sits at a kitchen counter, reviewing rising utility bills and a digital graph of 2026 energy cost trends on a tablet.
Community News

Energy costs Cincinnati 2026: Electricity and gas price trends explained

Understanding the rising energy costs Cincinnati families face is crucial for household budgeting this year. The primary drivers of energy costs Cincinnati residents pay include natural gas rates and grid upgrades. The current state of utility bills Rising monthly utility bills are putting immense pressure on local budgets across the tri-state area. Many homeowners are…
May 18, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati skyline next to financial documents, a calculator, and a laptop showing budget charts, representing Cincinnati tax changes in 2026.
Business News

Cincinnati tax changes: What the 2026 updates mean for residents and businesses

Residents and business owners are preparing for the significant Cincinnati tax changes coming to the local economy in 2026. Understanding the Cincinnati tax changes introduced this year is essential for navigating upcoming municipal budget adjustments. The Cincinnati tax changes planned for 2026 are driving a major financial shift for residents and businesses across the region.…
May 18, 20260Comments

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