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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.

607 articles published
BLINK Cincinnati light festival crowds and ArtsWave public art installation at night.
Business Community Lifestyle

Cincinnati arts economy drives $1.6B regional impact with BLINK and ArtsWave

Article Summary  From 2019 to 2022, Cincinnati’s arts economy generated over $1.6 billion in regional economic impact, driven by ArtsWave funding and marquee events like BLINK. The sector supports thousands of jobs, contributes millions in tax revenue, and fuels local businesses in hospitality, retail, and services. BLINK alone added $249 million in direct impact…
January 31, 20260Comments

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Two business professionals in suits shaking hands against a sunset city skyline, representing a corporate real estate acquisition.
Business

Brennan Investment Group expands Cincinnati industrial real estate presence with strategic Hebron acquisition

Article Summary Brennan Investment Group has expanded its Midwest portfolio by acquiring a 56,000-square-foot industrial facility in Hebron, Kentucky. It is located in the high-demand Airpark International Corridor near the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The property was secured through a sale-leaseback transaction with a long-term tenant. This deal reinforces Brennan’s strategy of aggregating institutional-quality…
January 30, 20260Comments

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Downtown Cincinnati skyline featuring the Great American Tower and major commercial skyscrapers, illustrating the city's office market and real estate trends.
Business Community

Post-pandemic: Downtown Cincinnati office market adapts to hybrid era with major conversions

Article Summary The downtown Cincinnati office market is stabilizing post-pandemic as it adapts to the hybrid era. With vacancy rates plateauing near 24%, the city is aggressively converting obsolete office towers, such as Carew Tower, into residential units to reduce inventory. Simultaneously, businesses are rightsizing into smaller, amenity-rich Class A spaces—a trend known as "flight…
January 30, 20260Comments

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An aerial panoramic view of the Cincinnati skyline at sunset, featuring prominent skyscrapers and the Ohio River riverfront under a clear blue sky.
Community Featured

Riverfront projects reshape Cincinnati Riverfront development and Northern Kentucky growth

Article Summary Cincinnati Riverfront development is transforming growth along the Ohio River in both Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Major projects like The Banks, Ovation on the River in Newport, and Covington Central Riverfront are adding mixed‑use residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Infrastructure upgrades, including the Brent Spence Companion Bridge and the 20‑mile Riverfront Commons trail,…
January 30, 20260Comments

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A wide-angle exterior view of the modern, white Florence Government Center building in Northern Kentucky, featuring manicured green lawns and bright red shrubs in the foreground.
News

FBI investigates Northern Kentucky city’s finances after city uncovers revenue diversion

Article Summary The FBI is investigating Florence finances after city officials in Northern Kentucky discovered irregular revenue diversion activities. The city alerted federal authorities and provided records, prompting a criminal probe. Officials uncovered the issue during a finance department reorganization following the departure of the chief financial officer. Consequently , the city requested an…
January 29, 20260Comments

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A close-up of a hand placing a white ballot paper into a ballot box, featuring a graphic of the Ohio state flag and the United States flag.
News Politics

Ohio election 2026: What Cincinnati voters need to know early

Article Summary The Cincinnati voters for Ohio election 2026 face key statewide and local races, including governor, U.S. Senate, and secretary of state, alongside city council and school board contests. Early planning is critical to meet registration deadlines, understand ballot issues, and participate in early in‑person or mail voting. Important dates include the primary on…
January 29, 20260Comments

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