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Cincinnati-area charitable pharmacy to receive grant for nutrition program
A nonprofit organization will grant a charitable pharmacy in Cincinnati funding for its nutrition program. Through this initiative, they will have the opportunity to expand or launch their nutrition-centered programs. These programs combine medical care with practical dietary support. In a news release dated November 24, 2025, Direct Relief announced that five organizations will receive…
Ohio Black Friday traffic plan
Ohio agencies roll out expanded Black Friday traffic plan near Monroe Outlets and Kenwood Towne Centre
Ohio transportation officials are launching a coordinated traffic-management plan to handle the heavy Black Friday congestion expected around two of the region’s busiest shopping hubs, the Cincinnati Premium Outlets in Monroe and Kenwood Towne Centre,  according to WLWT. This is all part of the Ohio Black Friday traffic plan. The Ohio Department of Transportation…
Nighttime police response with patrol cars and flashing lights on a city street.
3 hospitalized after shooting outside Over-the‑Rhine Bar, neighbors demand action
Three people were shot and hospitalized early Sunday morning, November 23, in the Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood near the bar Privee on Elm, police said. The Over-the-Rhine shooting highlights ongoing concerns. WCPO reported that, according to the Cincinnati Police Department (CPD), officers responded just before 1:30 a.m. to a ShotSpotter alert in the 1900 block of…
Cincinnati Republicans
Why Cincinnati Republicans Are Losing Urban Ground: The Precinct Problem
In Hamilton County’s 562 precincts, Cincinnati Republicans are facing a deeper challenge than just candidate recruitment. The GOP’s presence inside the city is thinning at the most important level of political power — the precinct — while Democrats continue to dominate neighborhood organization and volunteer turnout. The imbalance is reshaping Cincinnati politics more than most…
Cincinnati food insecurity
Cincinnati food insecurity: Why hunger is increasing and how the city plans to fix it
Cincinnati is facing a growing food insecurity crisis that affects families across every corner of the city, but new investments, grassroots partnerships, and expanding nutrition programs are signaling a determined push to reverse the trend.  With more urban farms, food hubs, and meal distribution efforts coming online, the city is working to ensure consistent…

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