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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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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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Community
Cincinnati gun violence prevention efforts expand across neighborhoods
Article Summary Cincinnati is expanding gun violence prevention efforts across neighborhoods to curb shootings and support affected families. City officials and nonprofits are launching neighborhood hubs in Avondale, East Price Hill, and the West End. These will offer mentorship, job programs, food access, and youth engagement. Data-driven initiatives, including the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence…
January 28, 20260Comments
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Community News
Cincinnati Archdiocese launches synod planning process to shape Catholic priorities
Article Summary The Cincinnati Archdiocese has launched a two‑year synod to guide the Church’s future mission in southwest Ohio. The process, the first since 1971, invites clergy, religious, and lay Catholics to participate in prayer, listening, and dialogue. Archbishop Robert G. Casey said the synod will focus on pastoral priorities, not doctrine. Moreover, it will…
January 28, 20260Comments

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