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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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A wooden gavel resting on a stack of documents next to a police badge on a desk, symbolizing law, justice, and police accountability.
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Campaign Zero recommendations call for Cincinnati police reforms after racial bias report

Campaign Zero recommendations are driving renewed discussion about police accountability and transparency in Cincinnati. Campaign Zero recommendations come after a report that alleges racial disparities in Cincinnati Police Department traffic and pedestrian stops. As a result, city leaders decided to launch an independent review. Campaign Zero has released a series of policy proposals aimed at…
June 26, 20260Comments

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Nighttime skyline of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, featuring the illuminated John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge crossing the Ohio River.
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Cincinnati hotel industry sees unprecedented growth in 2026

The Cincinnati hotel industry is experiencing a remarkable revitalization this year. Local tourism initiatives and massive downtown developments are propelling the Cincinnati hotel industry forward. The Cincinnati hotel industry is booming in 2026. A wave of new property developments is sweeping across the city. Tourists are flocking to Hamilton County in record numbers this season.…
June 26, 20260Comments

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anoramic view of the Cincinnati skyline and the illuminated John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River at sunset.
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Cincinnati best cities ranking places region among America’s top 100 for 2026

Cincinnati has earned a place among the nation’s leading metropolitan areas after appearing in a new ranking of the 100 best U.S. cities for 2026.  The recognition comes from Resonance Consultancy’s annual America’s Best Cities report, which evaluates metropolitan areas based on livability, prosperity, and desirability. The Cincinnati best cities recognition reflects a broader…
June 25, 20260Comments

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A lineup of Cincinnati municipal vehicles, including a police cruiser, a fire engine, and two yellow snow plows, parked in front of the Fleet Services garage bays.
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Cincinnati fleet services renovation moves forward with $10 million railroad sale investment

City officials have approved the use of $10 million from proceeds generated by the sale of Cincinnati’s Southern Railway assets. This funding will be used to modernize the nearly century-old facility.  The investment represents one of the latest infrastructure projects funded through the railroad transaction. Moreover, this transaction continues to provide significant capital for…
June 25, 20260Comments

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Community News

AI jobs in Cincinnati surge as healthcare, manufacturing, tech hiring accelerates in 2026

The Cincinnati region is seeing strong demand for artificial intelligence talent as employers move from experimenting with AI to deploying it across business operations.  Hiring managers say the fastest growth is occurring in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, financial services, logistics, and enterprise software.  Industry leaders also report that finding qualified workers remains one of the biggest…
June 24, 20260Comments

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Park safety improvements set to begin at Cincinnati parks after council funding approval

Cincinnati officials say work could begin soon after the city allocated funding for enhanced security infrastructure at parks. These are parks that have experienced violence or raised concerns among residents.  The effort follows months of discussion among city leaders, community members, and public safety officials. They have talked at length about how to make parks…
June 24, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati hospital wait times challenge emergency care access across the region

Emergency departments across Greater Cincinnati continue to experience periods of crowding, longer patient stays, and increased demand for services.  Healthcare leaders say seasonal illness, staffing pressures, population growth, and broader access-to-care challenges all contribute to delays in emergency rooms.  While hospitals continue investing in capacity and technology, many patients still encounter extended waits depending on the…
June 24, 20260Comments

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Black bear sightings raise awareness across Cincinnati’s east side communities

Residents across several eastern Hamilton and Clermont County communities have reported seeing a black bear roaming neighborhoods, wooded areas, and roadways.  Reports have emerged from Anderson Township, Bethel, New Richmond, and the Cherry Grove area, according to local media reports and wildlife officials.  The sightings have generated significant attention on social media and prompted questions…
June 23, 20260Comments

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