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Development Boom in Cincinnati: Who Benefits and Who’s Left Behind?
Cincinnati has experienced a notable development boom in recent years, with new projects transforming the city's landscape and economy. From revitalized neighborhoods to burgeoning business districts, the city appears to be on an upward trajectory. However, this growth raises critical questions about who truly benefits and who may be marginalized in the process. The Boom:…
March 18, 20250Comments
Student holding a smartphone, illustrating the upcoming Ohio cellphone ban in schools policy.
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Ohio cellphone ban shows early impact in Cincinnati schools
Article Summary Ohio’s cellphone ban is changing school life in Cincinnati. Effective January 1, 2026, the statewide law restricts student phone use during the school day. Cincinnati Public Schools, which previously implemented Yondr pouches, report increased student focus and engagement. Teachers notice fewer distractions, while parents express mixed reactions, supporting focus but raising safety concerns.…
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New report finds screen time limits for children no longer enough to protect health
Article Summary A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics finds that simple screen time limits are no longer enough to protect children’s health. Modern digital media—including social media, apps, and interactive games—uses autoplay, notifications, and algorithms to maximize engagement. This, in turn, affects sleep, learning, and mental health. Experts recommend focusing on content…
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Trump reverses Ohio funding cuts amid backlash
Article Summary The Trump administration briefly cut about $2 billion in federal funding, including millions for Ohio programs supporting vulnerable populations. The sudden move sparked backlash from state officials, lawmakers, and advocacy groups, who warned it would disrupt child care, mental health, and addiction services. Ohio leaders, including Governor Mike DeWine, defended state programs and…
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A view of the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati with a paved walkway and blue sky.
Community Featured
Is Cincinnati a walkable city?
Article Summary Cincinnati’s walkability is mixed. The city averages a Walk Score of about 49, meaning most errands require a car, but downtown neighborhoods like Over-the-Rhine, the Central Business District, and Corryville are highly walkable. Outside the urban core, walkability drops, especially in suburban areas. Residents and advocates praise central neighborhoods but call for better…
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