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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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Aerial view of the Cincinnati skyline at sunset featuring the Carew Tower and the Ohio River, highlighting historic downtown redevelopment.
News

Cincinnati historic tax credits fuel $180M redevelopment push

Historic tax credits are driving more than $180 million in redevelopment proposals across Cincinnati. It has become a major financing tool for developers restoring aging buildings in Downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine. Cincinnati developers submitted 19 applications during Ohio’s latest Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program round, according to reporting from WKRC Local 12. The projects collectively…
May 11, 20260Comments

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A modern cable-stayed bridge spanning a wide river under a clear blue sky, representing the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project.
News

Reconstruction now underway for $4 billion Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project

The Brent Spence corridor project is entering a major construction phase with long-term road closures beginning in Covington this month. The Brent Spence corridor groundbreaking this week marks the start of years of construction tied to one of the region’s largest infrastructure projects. State leaders from Kentucky and Ohio officially launched the project Friday during…
May 8, 20260Comments

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Close-up of a person's hands typing on a laptop keyboard on a wooden desk, representing digital security and data privacy.
News Trends

Cincinnati data privacy faces new tests as health tech and AI boom in 2026

The landscape of Cincinnati data privacy is rapidly evolving as consumers face new risks from digital health technologies and commercial data mining. Local advocates are pushing for stronger Cincinnati data privacy measures to protect personal information in 2026. As 2026 unfolds, technology brings new conveniences and significant risks to the Midwest. Residents are sharing more…
May 8, 20260Comments

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A young girl giving her mother a handmade "I Love Mom" card and a gift for Mother’s Day morning celebrations.
Featured Lifestyle

Here are fun-filled Mother’s Day events in Cincinnati for 2026

Mother’s Day events across Cincinnati include brunches, zoo activities, markets, and family outings. Families searching for Mother’s Day events in Cincinnati will find packed schedules across the city this weekend.  Local venues, museums, parks, and markets announced special brunches, tours, and family-focused experiences ahead of Mother’s Day on May 10. The largest attractions expect strong…
May 8, 20260Comments

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A wooden sword cane leans against a podium.
News

Bond set in Cincinnati City Hall sword case

Sword cane bond proceedings moved forward Thursday in Hamilton County court after a person accused of bringing a concealed weapon into Cincinnati City Hall appeared before a judge. The bond's conditions now include electronic monitoring, a weapons ban, and restrictions preventing the defendant from entering Cincinnati City Hall and the nearby Centennial building. The case…
May 8, 20260Comments

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A student sits on the steps of a Cincinnati public library at dusk, using a laptop illuminated by the screen's glow to illustrate the digital divide and internet access gaps.
Featured

Exploring the Cincinnati digital divide and internet access gaps

The Cincinnati digital divide continues to be a major hurdle for families seeking reliable web connectivity. Understanding the Cincinnati digital divide is critical for advocates fighting for equitable resources. The Cincinnati digital divide is a persistent challenge for many local neighborhoods. Internet connectivity has become a fundamental requirement for modern living. Yet, thousands of households…
May 7, 20260Comments

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Modern open-concept office interior in Cincinnati featuring contemporary lounge seating, glass-walled meeting rooms, and vibrant indoor plants.
Business News

Office market growth boosts Cincinnati leasing activity, but warning signs remain

Cincinnati’s office sector entered 2026 with mixed results as some commercial real estate indicators improved while others continued to decline.  Multiple first-quarter market reports showed gains in tenant activity, but analysts cautioned that the recovery remains fragile.  Businesses continue to rethink office needs years after the pandemic reshaped workplace habits. As a result, office market…
May 7, 20260Comments

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Shoppers carrying local boutique bags walk past historic brick storefronts in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, illustrating 2026 retail trends.
Business News

Cincinnati retail trends shift from indoor malls to local shops

Consumer habits drive the latest Cincinnati retail trends across our neighborhoods. These Cincinnati retail trends reflect a growing preference for independent storefronts over enclosed shopping centers. Cincinnati retail trends reveal a changing market The commercial landscape looks completely different this year. Shoppers now prefer vibrant neighborhood streets over massive indoor complexes. This shift defines the…
May 7, 20260Comments

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