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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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Aerial view of The Banks mixed-use development and Great American Ball Park along the Cincinnati riverfront at sunset.

Community News

Cincinnati planning commission approves new phase of The Banks development

The Banks’ development plan adds new housing, retail, and public spaces along Cincinnati’s riverfront. The development project for The Banks received approval from the Cincinnati Planning Commission for a large-scale expansion that will add residential buildings, retail space, entertainment venues, offices, and new public amenities over the next decade. The Cincinnati Planning Commission approved updated…

ByNina OliverioMay 18, 20260Comments

A diverse group of young athletes in colorful uniforms gathering for a team cheer with their coach on an outdoor basketball court in Cincinnati.

Community News

Cincinnati youth programs expand with new sports, education initiatives

Cincinnati youth programs continue to grow as city leaders and nonprofit groups expand sports, education, and mentoring opportunities for local students. Youth programs now play a larger role in after-school learning, neighborhood engagement, and violence prevention efforts across the region. Community leaders across Cincinnati have increased funding and partnerships for youth-focused activities in 2026. Local…

ByNina OliverioMay 16, 20260Comments

A Cincinnati police officer speaks with a group of teenagers with bicycles in a downtown park as part of 2026 youth crime prevention programs.

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Cincinnati crime prevention expands in 2026

Cincinnati crime prevention efforts focus on community policing, youth outreach, and targeted patrols in 2026. The crime prevention initiatives now combine technology, neighborhood partnerships, and violence intervention programs across multiple city districts. Cincinnati officials expanded several public safety initiatives in 2026 as city leaders, police, and community organizations responded to concerns about violent crime, youth…

ByNina OliverioMay 15, 20260Comments

Customers shopping for fresh produce in a grocery store, reflecting current food supply chain dynamics and grocery prices in Cincinnati.

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Supply chain issues impact Cincinnati groceries

Stability in the food supply Cincinnati residents rely on remains a primary concern for local distributors this spring. The Queen City is currently facing unprecedented challenges at the grocery store. Consumers are noticing empty shelves and higher checkout totals. This shift is not an isolated event. Multiple compounding factors are affecting the regional food network.…

ByNina OliverioMay 15, 20260Comments

Large red brick building with white architectural details on the Hebrew Union College campus, related to the Cincinnati rabbinical school lawsuit.

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Hebrew Union lawsuit intensifies fight over Cincinnati rabbinical school closure

The lawsuit concerning the Hebrew Union centers on whether the college can legally close its historic rabbinical program after nearly 150 years in Cincinnati. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a lawsuit against Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in an effort to stop the closure of the school’s rabbinical program. He also seeks…

ByNina OliverioMay 15, 20260Comments

A small blue and white single-engine airplane flying through a partly cloudy sky.

News

Ohio plane crash leaves 2 dead after aircraft hits home

Emergency crews responded to a residential neighborhood in Akron, Ohio, after a small plane slammed into a house and burst into flames on May 14. Authorities said the crash happened shortly before 4 p.m. on Canterbury Circle, south of downtown Akron. The Akron Fire Department confirmed that the two victims were found inside the aircraft.…

ByNina OliverioMay 14, 20260Comments

A wooden judge's gavel rests on a desk with the Cincinnati city skyline visible through a window in the background, representing the legal proceedings for the Fountain Square shooting suspect.

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Fountain Square shooting suspect indicted on aggravated murder charges

The man accused of killing a 25-year-old CityBird employee at Cincinnati’s Fountain Square has been formally indicted by a Hamilton County grand jury, according to newly released court documents. Prosecutors said 36-year-old Christopher Shipman now faces charges including aggravated murder, murder, and felonious assault following the May 8 shooting death of Darius Wheeler. The shooting…

ByNina OliverioMay 14, 20260Comments

Close-up of hands drawing a concealed blade from a walking cane, illustrating the type of weapon that prompted the Cincinnati City Hall security review.

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Cincinnati City Hall security review follows concealed sword incident

Cincinnati officials are reviewing security measures after police said a person brought a sword hidden inside a cane into council chambers during a public meeting. According to reports from WLWT and FOX19, the incident happened during the public comment portion of a City Council session at Cincinnati City Hall. Police later arrested Alexandra Dalton, also…

ByNina OliverioMay 14, 20260Comments

A concerned female shopper examines a grocery item while pushing a cart down a supermarket aisle, reflecting the impact of inflation on consumer prices.

News

Inflation pressure grows as consumer prices hit three-year high

The latest inflation report showed the sharpest annual increase in consumer prices in three years, raising new concerns for families already dealing with high living expenses. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, energy prices played a major role in the increase, especially gasoline and utility costs. Reuters and The Wall Street Journal reported…

ByNina OliverioMay 14, 20260Comments

A hand holding a set of house keys against the twilight backdrop of the Cincinnati skyline and Roebling Suspension Bridge, symbolizing housing initiatives.

Community Featured

New strategies target the growing Cincinnati homeless population in 2026

Local leaders implement rapid housing initiatives to support the rising Cincinnati homeless population. Expanded city grants and partnerships aim to transition the homeless population into permanent housing this year. The Cincinnati homeless population requires immediate and sustained action from local organizations. Addressing the homeless population remains a top priority for city officials in 2026. Rates…

ByNina OliverioMay 13, 20260Comments

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Nina Oliverio

Cincinnati planning commission approves new phase of The Banks development

Cincinnati youth programs expand with new sports, education initiatives

Cincinnati crime prevention expands in 2026

Supply chain issues impact Cincinnati groceries

Hebrew Union lawsuit intensifies fight over Cincinnati rabbinical school closure

Ohio plane crash leaves 2 dead after aircraft hits home

Fountain Square shooting suspect indicted on aggravated murder charges

Cincinnati City Hall security review follows concealed sword incident

Inflation pressure grows as consumer prices hit three-year high

New strategies target the growing Cincinnati homeless population in 2026

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