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Jackson County Sheriff's vehicle parked outside the George County Courthouse during the investigation into the West Price Hill bomb threats that led to federal charges against a Cincinnati woman.

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West Price Hill Bomb Threats: Cincinnati Woman Charged in Nolan Wells Case

A West Price Hill woman is facing a federal charge after prosecutors say she flooded two Mississippi government offices with nearly 30 bomb and death threats. Michelle Francine Edwards, 41, now sits in the Hamilton County Justice Center while a case built on cell tower data and Cash App records moves toward extradition. The West…

ByAdam KoehlerAugust 2, 20260Comments

Cincinnati Public Schools headquarters ahead of the Aug. 3 board meeting on a proposed CPS levy reversal that could replace the district's earned income tax plan with a property tax measure.

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CPS Levy Reversal Could Reshape the November Ballot

CPS Levy Reversal Could Reshape the November Ballot Cincinnati Public Schools' board could reverse its own income tax levy just one week after approving it. Board members will vote Monday on rescinding the earned income tax levy they approved July 27. Less than a week after approving a first-of-its-kind earned income tax, Cincinnati Public Schools'…

ByAdam KoehlerAugust 1, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati severe weather threat may disrupt weekend events

Residents across Greater Cincinnati face another round of potentially dangerous weather as forecasters warn of heavy rain, thunderstorms, localized flooding, damaging winds, and a possible tornado threat this weekend. The most significant weather is expected Saturday afternoon and evening, with additional rounds of rain and storms possible on Sunday. Officials urge residents to monitor forecasts…

ByNina OliverioAugust 1, 20260Comments

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Pureval drops city tax increase plan

Cincinnati voters will not decide on a city tax increase this November after Mayor Aftab Pureval withdrew his proposal ahead of the ballot filing deadline. The move ended months of debate over whether the city should seek additional revenue through a higher municipal income tax rate. Pureval announced the decision days before the deadline to…

ByNina OliverioJuly 31, 20260Comments

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Skeletal remains found in West Price Hill, investigation underway

Skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area of West Price Hill, prompting a Cincinnati police investigation. The remains were found off Minion Avenue, and authorities are working to identify the deceased through forensic analysis. The discovery of skeletal remains in Cincinnati’s West Price Hill neighborhood has launched an active investigation by local authorities. Cincinnati…

ByNina OliverioJuly 31, 20260Comments

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Spectrum worker shooting leaves employee critically injured during Cincinnati robbery

A Spectrum employee remains hospitalized after a robbery turned violent in Cincinnati early Thursday morning. Police said the worker suffered a gunshot wound to the neck while performing his duties near Reading Road. The shooting occurred shortly after 5 a.m. on North Fred Shuttlesworth Circle in the city’s Avondale area. Authorities described the victim’s injuries…

ByNina OliverioJuly 31, 20260Comments

Crowd of attendees raising hands and glowing phones under vibrant stage lights at the Cincinnati Music Festival.

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Cincinnati music festival continues to drive tourism, economic growth in the region

The Cincinnati Music Festival generated strong tourism activity across the region in 2026, with local hotels reaching an 89 percent occupancy rate during the festival weekend, according to Visit Cincy. The annual event, held at Paycor Stadium, attracted tens of thousands of visitors and delivered a significant boost to the local economy. Tourism officials and…

ByNina OliverioJuly 31, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati bed bugs rank among nation’s highest as Hamilton County reports 19 complaints

Residents across Hamilton County continue to report infestations in homes, apartments, hotels, and other properties. County health officials say the number of documented complaints likely represents only a fraction of actual cases because many residents contact private exterminators rather than local agencies. According to local reports, Hamilton County has logged 19 bedbug complaints in 2026.…

ByNina OliverioJuly 30, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati employment rate improves as metro unemployment falls to 3.1%

The Cincinnati employment rate showed continued stability in May 2026 as the region’s unemployment rate held at 3.1 percent, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Cincinnati metro area added jobs in several sectors while maintaining one of the stronger labor markets in Ohio. Economic data indicates that employers…

ByNina OliverioJuly 30, 20260Comments

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West Price Hill Bomb Threats: Cincinnati Woman Charged in Nolan Wells Case

CPS Levy Reversal Could Reshape the November Ballot

Cincinnati severe weather threat may disrupt weekend events

Pureval drops city tax increase plan

Skeletal remains found in West Price Hill, investigation underway

Spectrum worker shooting leaves employee critically injured during Cincinnati robbery

Cincinnati music festival continues to drive tourism, economic growth in the region

Cincinnati bed bugs rank among nation’s highest as Hamilton County reports 19 complaints

Cincinnati employment rate improves as metro unemployment falls to 3.1%

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